Bruker TRACER 5G Handheld XRF Analyzer
$4780,00
Bruker TRACER 5G Handheld XRF Analyzer is a powerful and versatile designed for elemental analysis, Detects elements Fluorine to Uranium
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The Bruker TRACER 5G Handheld XRF Analyzer is a powerful and versatile tool designed for elemental analysis. Portable X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer, Here are some key features:
- Wide Elemental Range: Capable of detecting elements from Fluorine to Uranium.
- High Sensitivity: Uses a Silicon Drift Detector (SDD) with a 1 μm graphene window for excellent light element performance.
- Flexible Operation: Can operate in air, vacuum, or helium atmosphere for enhanced sensitivity.
- User-Friendly: Equipped with an integrated touchscreen display, internal VGA CCD camera, and connectivity options like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and USB.
- Software: Comes with ARTAX™ and EasyCal™ software for advanced spectral analysis and user-created calibrations.
It’s widely used in fields like geology, material science, food safety, and cultural heritage conservation
Specifications :
Elemental Range : Detects elements from Fluorine (F) to Uranium (U).
Detector : Silicon Drift Detector (SDD) with a 1 μm graphene window for enhanced light element performance.
X-ray Source : Rhodium (Rh) target X-ray tube with a power range of 6-50 kV and 4.5-195 μA, maximum output of 4 Watts.
Measurement Spot Size : 3 mm and 8 mm collimators, with the option for user-designed filters.
Atmosphere Options : Can operate in air, vacuum, or helium atmosphere for increased sensitivity.
Display : 9.4 cm (3.7”) color touchscreen display.
Connectivity : Wi-Fi, USB, and Bluetooth for data transfer and control.
Weight : 1.9 kg (4.1 lbs) with battery, 1.6 kg (3.6 lbs) without battery.
Battery : Li-Ion battery with charger and AC adapter.
Software : EasyCal™ for empirical user calibration and ARTAX™ for advanced spectral analysis.
Operating Environment : -10°C to +50°C (14°F to 122°F), IP54 dust and splash resistant, altitude up to 2,500 m (8,200 ft)
Benefits of Bruker TRACER 5G
1. Superior Elemental Range
- Detects elements from fluorine (F) to uranium (U) — broader than most handheld XRFs.
- Helium purge or vacuum mode enhances detection of light elements like sodium, magnesium, and fluorine.
2. High Sensitivity & Resolution
- Graphene-window Silicon Drift Detector (SDD) provides <140 eV Mn Kα resolution.
- Delivers ~3× higher sensitivity compared to earlier TRACER models.
3. Flexible Measurement Control
- Operator can adjust voltage and current for optimized sensitivity.
- Selectable spot sizes (3 mm or 8 mm) allow precise targeting of heterogeneous samples.
4. Advanced Optics & Filters
- SharpBeam™ geometry reduces scatter, improving precision.
- Integrated 5-position automatic filter wheel plus manual/custom filters for tailored excitation.
5. User-Friendly Operation
- Dual-level access: basic “point-and-shoot” mode or full research-grade control.
- Internal sample camera ensures accurate aiming.
- Results viewable as composition, pass/fail, or live spectra directly on device or PC.
6. Connectivity & Data Management
- Built-in Wi-Fi and USB for seamless data transfer.
- Compatible with Bruker Instrument Tools (BIT)
Bruker TRACER 5G Handheld XRF Analyzer warranty
The Bruker TRACER 5G Handheld XRF Analyzer typically comes with a standard warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase
Bruker TRACER 5G Handheld XRF Analyzer is classified as EAR99 under U.S. export regulations.
That means:
- It is not listed on the Commerce Control List (CCL).
- It generally does not require an export license when shipped internationally, except if the destination is an embargoed country (e.g., Iran, North Korea, Cuba) or to restricted end-users/end-uses (nuclear, missile, chemical/biological weapons).
- You can import it with standard commercial documentation, but you’ll still need to comply with local radiation safety regulation.
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