Epsilon 4 range
Fast and accurate at-line elemental analysis
Epsilon 4
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100% satisfactory
Environmental and Construction testings
Overall, the equipment is more durable and easier to analyze the samples without calibrations, using omnian software, which comes with Epsilon 4 ED-XRF.
Review Date: 7 Feb 2026 | Malvern Panalytical
Otímo equipamneto / Great equipment
Laboratório para analise manganês / Laboratory for manganese analysis
Já trabalhei com equipamento em outra empresa , ótimo equipamento estando bem calibrado, e indiquei para meu patrão a compra para trabalhar / I have already worked with equipment in another company, great equipment, well calibrated, and I recommended the purchase to my boss for work
Review Date: 28 Mar 2025 | Malvern Panalytical
Manufacturer's Response
Thank you for the review and the excellent scoring of Epsilon 4, for your application.
Built on the experience and success of the proven Epsilon 3 range of XRF spectrometers, the Epsilon 4 is a multi-functional instrument for any industry segment needing elemental analysis from fluorine (F) to americium (Am) in areas from R&D through to process control. Combining the latest excitation and detection technologies with mature software and smart design, the analytical performance of Epsilon 4 approaches that of more powerful and floor-standing XRF spectrometers.
Due to its low infrastructural requirements, Epsilon 4 can be placed next to the production line anywhere in your process. Its high performance enables most applications to be operated at ambient conditions, reducing costs for helium or vacuum maintenance.
The Epsilon 4 handles a wide variety of sample types, including solids, pressed and loose powders, liquids and filters. It performs non-destructive quantitative analysis of elements from carbon (C) fluorine to americium (Am), in concentrations from 100% down to sub-ppm levels, on samples weighing anything from a few milligrams to kilograms.
The Epsilon 4 is a robust and reliable alternative to conventional systems for a wide variety of industries and applications, even when light element analysis is of outmost importance, including: cement production, mining, mineral beneficiation, iron, steel and non-ferrous metals, RoHS screening and quantification, petroleum and petrochemicals, polymers and related industries, glass production, forensics,
pharmaceuticals, healthcare products, environmental, food and cosmetics.
