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The AXIOS X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) Spectrometer from PANalytical

David Coler from PANalytical shows us through the AXIOS XRF (x-ray fluorescence) instrument that performs elemental analysis. It is suited to applications including industrial process control, in the cement, steel and petroleum industries, as well as research and development applications in both industry and academia.

The AXIOS XRF can analyze the fulll range of elements from beryllium to uranium and features an auto sample changer that can handle a variety of different sample materials. It also features PAN's unique zero drift x-ray technology which guarntees accurate readings.

David Coler from PANalytical shows us through the AXIOS XRF (x-ray fluorescence) instrument that performs elemental analysis. It is suited to applications including industrial process control, in the cement, steel and petroleum industries, as well as research and development applications in both industry and academia.

The AXIOS XRF can analyze the fulll range of elements from beryllium to uranium and features an auto sample changer that can handle a variety of different sample materials. It also features PAN's unique zero drift x-ray technology which guarntees accurate readings.

The PANalytical AXIOS XRF Spectrometer

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