Tribogenics Watson XRF m1 metal tester x- ray gun

Tribogenics Watson XRF m1 metal tester x- ray gun

In machining, manufacturing, fabrication, and scrap recycling environments, Watson takes the risk out of using an incorrect or out-of-specification alloy. And, for shops that rent XRF instruments, Watson eliminates the need to batch your scrap and stock – with Watson, you can afford to identify your scrap and stock on demand. Watson is ideal for positive material identification (PMI) when screening, sorting, and analyzing metals such as aluminum and steel alloys. Watson’s highresolution, android user interface provides a familiar platform that gets you up and running in minutes. The large display provides guidance and prompts for easy “point and shoot” operation that delivers maximum accuracy, reliability, and confidence

Tribogenics Watson XRF m1 metal tester x- ray gun SPECS
Key Specifications
Energy 50keV
Weight 6.9 lbs. total
Detector Si-PIN diode
Acquisition time 10-30 seconds
Calibration range 24 elements, incl. steel & aluminum modes
Test spot size 10mm
Dimensions 29cm (L) x 9cm (W) x 23cm (H)
Display 5 in. 1080p, multi-touch

For example, GE Aerospace now requires their suppliers to use a verification technology to double-check the quality of their metals. The handheld Watson XRF analyzer provides a low-cost insurance policy for these shops by performing reliable positive materials identification (PMI) of metal alloys in seconds. The new technology that drives Watson makes this device the lowest cost metal analyzer in the market, with features that include a field exchangeable X-ray cartridge that works just like an inkjet printer, making downtime a thing of the past, onboard calibration and cloud reporting of results. This handheld analyzer delivers significant benefits for metal fabricators in terms of affordability, ease of use, portability, rapid metal analysis and reduced downtime in the field. It removes the risk of error in manufacturing QA/QC environments by performing non-destructive testing (NDT) and PMI of metals and alloys.non-destructive testing