Epsilon 4 Mining & Minerals
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Metal residual in the polymers to compara the normative compliance.
Plastics for ROHS metals to conformance with ours customers.
Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence (Epsilon 4) equipment, which allows elemental chemical analysis in plastics with this equipment we are getting more information of metal residual in the polymers to compara the normative compliance.
Review Date: 28 Mar 2025 | Malvern Panalytical
X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy (XRF) has an important and well-established analytical role within the mining and minerals industry. It is used extensively for exploration, grade control, process monitoring and assuring that the composition of waste is within the limits of environmental norms and regulations.
Epsilon 4 benchtop spectrometers are used in mining operations, even at remote locations, for fast elemental analysis of ores, minerals and rocks. The combination of low infrastructural demands and the high analytical performance, enables quick determination of operation strategies in mining locations where utilities are limited.
Discover the possibilities of XRF analysis and reduce your feedback time from hours to minutes by placing the benchtop XRF spectrometer next to your mine or processing plant.
Flexible wide-range oxide solution (WROXI)
Malvern Panalytical has developed a unique set of 19 synthetic, multi-element wide-range oxide (WROXI) standards. Together with Epsilon 4, WROXI can be used for the analysis of major and minor elements in fused beads. With the FP algorithm in the Epsilon software, the WROXI application can determine concentrations of up to 21 common oxides in a wide range of rocks, ores and minerals.
Unattended operation
The combination of a 10-position removable sample changer with spinner enables the automatic processing of sample batches without the need for operator attention. Continuous rotation of the sample during measurement minimizes any errors caused by non-homogeneity or surface irregularities within individual samples and provides more accurate results.
Automatic transfer of data to a central location gives you access to the latest results.
Fast and sensitive
Fast measurements are achieved by using the latest silicon drift detector technology that produces significantly higher intensities.
Unique detector electronics enable a linear count rate capacity to over 1,500,000 cps (at 50% dead time) and a count rate independent resolution typically better than 135 eV for better separation of analytical lines in the spectrum. This allows the Epsilon 4 spectrometer to run at full power and therefore realizes a much higher sample throughput compared to traditional EDXRF benchtop instruments.
Reduce helium consumption
The high performance of Epsilon 4 enables many applications to be operated in air atmosphere, without longer overhead time and costs involved for helium or maintenance of a vacuum system. When measuring in air, low-energy X-ray photons characteristic of sodium, magnesium and aluminium, are sensitive to variations in air pressure and temperature. Built-in temperature and air-pressure sensors compensate for these environmental variations, ensuring excellent results whatever the weather.
