FISCHERSCOPE X-RAY - FISCHER - #19

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19 Despite their compact dimensions, these X-ray fluorescence spectrometers feature a large-volume measurement chamber, so that even larger parts can be measured. An opening in the housing allows for measurements on large, flat samples such as printed-circuitboards that would otherwise not fit in the measurement space. The sample can be placed either on the flat support or on an optionally available XY-stage for even more precise sample orientation. The XUL series is universal and is therefore well suited for the measurement of mass-produced parts such as screws, bolts or nuts, as well as for various electronics components. The determination of the metal content of electroplating baths can be performed quickly and easily. Features .. XUL: Precise measurements with high count rates on larger parts .. XULM: Very good measurement results even on smaller structures .. Proportional counter tube detector .. For flat and easy to place parts .. Fast measurement .. Large easy-access measurement chamber .. Compact design, large controls .. Operator support through video image Typical fields of application .. Quality assurance and production monitoring .. Galvanized mass-produced parts, e.g., screws, nuts, etc. .. Coatings on plugs and connectors .. Measurements on smaller parts and PCBs .. Galvanic corrosion protection .. Jewelry and watch industries ....Printed-circuit-board manufacturing COATING THICKNESS MATERIAL ANALYSIS The XULM series is based on the XUL family and shares with it the housing and the entire mechanical design. With the XULM, the X-ray source is a micro focus tube that offers particular advantages on small structures. Additionally, the XULM instruments feature electrically interchangeable apertures and filters to create flexible optimum excitation conditions for different measuring applications. Thus XULM spectrometers are very well suited for measurements on delicate parts such as connector contacts and wires as well as for the analysis of galvanic coatings on printed circuit boards. The XULM is also used in the watch and jewelry industry, where small parts must be controlled very precisely.