Basic X-ray Fluorescence Analysis in India
When space and resources are limited or you are trying X-ray analysis for the first time, Thermo Scientific energy-dispersive and compact wavelength-dispersive X-ray fluorescence models offer the easiest route into the exciting world of rapid non-destructive elemental analysis
Key Features of Basic X-ray Fluorescence Analysis in India
Non-Destructive Elemental Testing
Rapid and Accurate Results
Minimal Sample Preparation
User-Friendly Operation
Cost-Effective Analysis Solution
How Basic X-ray Fluorescence Analysis Work?
Basic X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) analysis works by directing primary X-rays onto a sample, which excites the atoms present in the material. These excited atoms emit secondary (fluorescent) X-rays with energy levels unique to each element. The detector captures these characteristic signals, and the system’s software identifies and quantifies the elements based on their energy and intensity, providing fast, accurate, and non-destructive elemental composition results.
Locations We Serve
QS Metrology provides Basic X-ray Fluorescence Analysis across India, serving all major industrial regions, including:
Delhi NCR, Rajasthan, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu & Kashmir
Why Choose QS Metrology?
Advanced and accurate elemental analysis solutions
Fast, non-destructive testing
Wide range of XRF, XRD, and OES systems
Expert technical and application support
Reliable pan-India service network
FAQs
It is a non-destructive analytical technique used to identify and measure the elemental composition of a material.
Basic XRF can analyze metals, alloys, minerals, powders, and many solid industrial materials.
Minimal to no sample preparation is required, making XRF fast and convenient for routine testing.
Yes, XRF testing does not damage the sample, allowing it to be reused or further analyzed.
It is widely used in manufacturing, automotive, metal processing, mining, and quality control laboratories.
Yes, portable and handheld XRF analyzers enable quick on-site and field-based elemental analysis.
