Laser Based Portable Spectrometer

Metal Spectrometer is used for inspection, quality control, and alloy identification. Many times  this is also called as metal analyzer. In Market Bench top and Portable both variants are available. In bench top most popular is OES Spectrometer and in case of Hand Held Portable Spectrometer X-Ray and LIBS Spectrometer Both are available. X Ray hand held analyzers are basically a PMI (Positive Metal Identification Machine). For more accurate metal analysis Optical Emission spectrometer is used.

 

Here we have association with a technology innovator company for India, this company manufacturing LIBS Spectrometer (Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy). We have both Handheld LIBS Spectrometer for field use and also Online Spectrometer. This Metal Analyzer is more accurate than X- Ray PMI and also gives more number of Light Elements.

 

Our LIBS Spectrometer gives Carbon Value in ferrous base metal without use of any argon gas. Apart from Ferrous our machine works with Aluminum Base, Titanium Base, Nickel Base, Zinc Base and Copper Base. We are selling our spectrometer across India and also in neighboring countries.Laser Based Portable Spectrometer is designed for operational incoming inspection of rolled metal, determination of steel grades, non-ferrous and ferrous scrap metals and alloys. The metal analyzer provides high speed in the determination of chemical elements: C, Be, Mg, Al, Si, Ti, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, Nb, Mo, Sn, Sb, W, Pb and others.Portable laser spectrometer is included in the State Register of Measuring Instruments under No. 85726-22 The principle of operation of Portable laser spectrometer

Portable laser spectrometeris based on the method of laser spark emission spectrometry. A short laser pulse turns a few micrograms of metal into plasma, the radiation is decomposed into a spectrum, and the intensity of the spectral lines determines the concentration of chemical elements.

Applications⚬ Input/output inspection of metals, alloys⚬ Scrap sorting

 

⚬ Spectral Analysis in Laboratory Studies