SPECTROMAXx

Unique iCAL 2.0 one sample standardization helps maintain the same standardization — regardless of most temperature shifts and saves on average 30 minutes per day

30% to 40% improved detection limits compared to its predecessor (example: iron, aluminum and copper base)

Up to 64% reduced argon consumption during standby, compared to previous models

Ideal for routine analysis and precise analysis of all incoming/outgoing materials and for process control (including nitrogen) in foundries — covering 10 matrices, 65 methods and 59 elements

From incoming materials to in-process testing to final inspection for outgoing quality, metal producing and fabricating plants demand advanced elemental analysis. For over a decade, one instrument has routinely delivered just that.

Its record of reliability has helped make SPECTROMAXx perhaps the industry’s best-selling arc/spark optical emission spectrometry (OES) analyzer. Its fast, accurate, cost-effective measurements add essential certainty in critical supply chains worldwide.

Like its predecessors, this tenth-generation SPECTROMAXx (LMX10) furnishes outstanding speed. Users get ultrafast information, and can react rapidly to changing process conditions. It also provides drastically reduced cost of ownership — with lower consumables plus advanced diagnostics and easy maintenance to increase availability and prevent expensive downtime.

The tenth-generation SPECTROMAXx features completely new factory calibrations, with extended calibration ranges and element selections; optimized source excitation parameters; and improved limits of detection (LODs). Example: for iron, aluminum, and copper matrices, the analyzer improves on its already impressive performance with 30% to 40% better LODs.

It features truly intuitive operation, with the use of toolbar buttons, a user management system, and a clear separation of operation from programming of the instrument. The measurement is controlled with clear symbols and toolbar buttons. Once a workflow has been started, only the function