Bruker S1 Sorter Handheld XRF Analyzer
The S1 SORTER is a value-oriented product purpose-built for the metals market. This instrument, based on a SiPIN detector, includes a fixed filter that limits the range of elements which can be effectively measured to Ti through U. The S1 SORTER is a good solution for analyzing standard alloys such as low alloy steels, stainless steels, high temperature alloys, brasses, bronzes and other nickel, copper, and cobalt-based alloys. For these alloy families, 5 to 10 seconds is a reasonable measurement time and will provide good alloy ID and Chemistry. The maximum sample temperature that can be analyzed is 500°C.
Technical Details :
- Calibration range: 31 elements
- Weight: 4.49 pounds with Batteries
- Size: 30cm x 10cm x 28cm
- Maximum sample temperature: 500°C
- X-Ray tube: Ag target
- Detector: SiPIN
- Filter changer: Fixed position
- Languages supported: English, Spanish, Polish, Dutch, French, Italian, German, Russian, Japanese, Portuguese, Korean, Chinese.
The S1 SORTER Benefits
- Excellent value
- Entry-level XRF gun
- Supports numerous applications and calibrations, such as scrap metal sorting, positive material identification (PMI), and much more
- Capacity to analyze precious metals and gold
- Encompasses the most common metal classes
- An economical solution for scrap metal applications
Specifications :
1. Detection Range:
- Elements from sodium (Na) through to uranium (U) (from low-Z to high-Z elements).
- Light Elements: The analyzer can detect elements such as magnesium (Mg), silicon (Si), and sulfur (S), which are often challenging for handheld XRF devices.
2. X-Ray Tube:
- Voltage: Adjustable voltage for different materials.
- Current: Typically up to 50kV for X-ray generation, depending on the model and configuration.
- The X-ray tube is designed for high sensitivity and low background interference.
3. Detector:
- Silicon Drift Detector (SDD): Provides high-resolution spectra with a fast response time and low detection limits.
- Resolution: Typically around 135 eV at 5.9 keV (in full width at half maximum, FWHM).
4. Measurement Time:
- Measurement times are customizable but generally range from 1 to 60 seconds, depending on the material and required sensitivity.
5. Software:
- The device uses Bruker’s S1 Sorter software to analyze samples quickly.
- Software is easy to navigate, provides element-specific results, and offers real-time analysis.
- It also allows for specific applications, such as scrap metal sorting, alloy identification, and contaminant detection.
6. Elements Detection:
- Major Elements: Includes elements from Aluminum (Al) to Uranium (U), covering most industrial and environmental materials.
- Light Element Detection: Enhanced capability to detect lighter elements (like Magnesium, Aluminum) with higher sensitivity, which is often a challenge for other handheld XRF devices.
7. Environmental & Physical Conditions:
- Temperature Range: Typically designed to operate in temperatures from -10°C to +50°C.
- Humidity: Can function in humid environments, though users should avoid extreme moisture.
- Protection: Often comes with IP54-rated dust and splash resistance.
8. Power Supply:
- Battery: Rechargeable battery (typically Li-ion), which lasts for several hours of operation (around 8 hours, depending on usage).
- Charging: USB charging, which allows easy charging on the go.
9. Weight:
- Weight: Around 1.5 to 2 kg (varies by configuration), which makes it light and portable for field use.
10. Ergonomics:
- Display: Equipped with a color touchscreen display for clear visualization of results.
- Easy to Operate: Ergonomically designed for one-handed use, allowing quick scanning.
11. Applications:
- Metal Sorting and Identification: Ideal for scrap metal recycling and alloy analysis.
- Geological and Mining Applications: Quickly detects and identifies minerals and ores.
- Environmental Testing: Used for soil testing, particularly for hazardous materials like lead or arsenic.
- Regulatory Compliance: Assists in meeting regulatory standards in environmental or industrial applications.
12. Communication:
- Connectivity: Bluetooth and USB capabilities for easy data transfer and software integration with PCs.
- Data Storage: Capable of storing a significant amount of data for ongoing tracking of analysis results.
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