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The powerful 50kV, 50 Watt EX-Calibur EDXRF spectrometer system delivers performance capabilities similar to traditional liquid nitrogen-cooled detector units by achieving similar resolution to an LN2 cooled Si(Li) detector.

The powerful 50kV, 50 Watt EX-Calibur EDXRF spectrometer system delivers performance capabilities similar to traditional liquid nitrogen-cooled detector units by achieving similar resolution to an LN2 cooled Si(Li) detector. The analyzer provides non-destructive qualitative and quantitative determination of elements from Na - U. Many industries would benefit from the compact size and powerful analytical capabilities of the EX-Calibur. Jordan Valley, Austin, TX; www.jordanvalley-apd.com

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