SPECTRO XEPOS
The ED-XRF spectrometer that redefines energy-dispersive analysis with exceptional new levels of performance.
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Precious metals
Assay, refining and hallmarking leave no room for a wide error bar. These are the instruments we specify for gold, silver and platinum-group work.
Where the decimal place is the margin
In precious-metals work the analytical result is the commercial result. A fineness figure decides what a bar is worth; a trace impurity decides whether a refining batch passes. The instrument has to be right, and it has to stay right between calibrations.
We help refiners, assay offices, jewellery manufacturers and recyclers across India match the technique to the decision being made — non-destructive screening where the piece must survive, dissolution and ICP where the last decimal place matters.
SPECTRO MIDEX
Small-spot energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence (ED-XRF) spectrometer optimised for precious-metal testing.
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SPECTROCUBE
The energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence (ED-XRF) spectrometer for a wide variety of applications.
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SPECTRO xSORT
The handheld XRF elemental analyzer designed for high-throughput testing and spectrochemical analysis.
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SPECTRO ARCOS
The top-of-the-line SPECTRO ARCOS ICP-OES analyzer evolves elemental analysis to the next level.
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Applications we support
Karat and fineness
Determine gold content in jewellery, bullion and scrap without destroying the piece.
SPECTRO MIDEX →Trace impurities in refined metal
Quantify deleterious elements in high-purity gold and silver down to trace levels.
SPECTRO ARCOS →Incoming material verification
Screen consignments on arrival before they enter the refining process.
SPECTRO xSORT →Platinum-group elements
Separate and quantify PGE content in catalyst material and refining streams.
SPECTROGREEN MS →Not sure which technique fits?
Send us a description of your samples and the elements and ranges you need to report. We will come back with a recommendation, and where useful, run your material on a demonstration instrument.
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