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The Niton XL2 stands far above the competition, with its many standard features and available options. Taking advantage of the standard Thermo Scientific Niton Data Transfer (NDT©) PC software suite to customize the instrument, you can set operator permissions, generate custom reports, print certificates of analysis personalized with your own company logo, or remotely monitor, and operate the instrument hands-free from your PC. Integrated USB and Bluetooth™ communications provide direct data transfer to your PC or networked storage device, eliminating the cumbersome data synchronization procedures required by PDA-based XRF analyzers.
Niton XL2 Analyzers
Whether you need an analyzer for metal alloy analysis, mining operations, or electronics and consumer goods screening, the value-choice Niton XL2 provides cost-effective high-speed performance, point-and-shoot simplicity, and the cutting-edge technology that you have come to expect from industry-leading Thermo Scientific Niton XRF analyzers.
Weight 3 lbs 5.8 oz (1.53 kg)
Dimensions 10.25 x 11 x 4 in. (256 x 275 x 100 mm)
Tube Ag anode 45 kV maximum, 80 uA maximum
Detector High-performance semiconductor
System Electronics 400 MHz ARM 11 CPU
300 MHz dedicated DSP
80 MHz ASICS DSP for signal processing
4096 channel MCA
64 MB internal system memory/ 128 MB internal user storage
Display Fixed angle, color, touch-screen display
Standard Analytical Range >25 elements from S to U (varies by application)
Data Storage Internal >10,000 readings with spectra
Data Transfer USB, Bluetooth™, and RS-232 serial communication
Security Password-protected user security
Mode
(Varies by application)
Alloy Modes: Metal Alloy, Electronics Alloy, Precious Metals
Bulk Modes: Mining, Soil
| Plastic | Modes: | RoHS | Plastics, | Toy | & | Consumer | Goods | Plastics, | |||
| TestAll™, | Painted | Products |
Custom Modes: Upon request (based on application feasibility)
Data Entry Touch-screen keyboard
User-programmable pick lists
Optional wireless remote barcode reader
Standard Accessories Locking shielded carrying case
Shielded belt holster
Two 6-cell lithium-ion battery packs
110/220 VAC battery charger/ AC adaptor
PC connection cables (USB and RS-232)
Niton Data Transfer (NDT) PC software
Safety lanyard
Check samples/standards
Optional Features and Accessories
Thermo Scientific portable test stand, stationary (bench-top) stand, mobile test stand
Welding mask
Soil testing guard
Licensing/Registration Varies by region. Contact your local distributor.
Compliance CE, RoHS
Thermo Scientific Niton XL2 Specifications
Product Specifications
©2010 Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. All rights reserved. Bluetooth is a trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. and its subsidiaries. Specifications, terms and pricing are subject to change. Not all products are available in all countries. Please consult your local sales representative for details.
Americas
Billerica, MA USA +1 978 670 7460 niton@thermofisher.com
Europe, Middle East, Africa and South Asia Munich, Germany +49 89 3681 380 niton.eur@thermofisher.com
Asia Pacific
Central, Hong Kong +852 2869 6669 niton.asia@thermofisher.com www.thermoscientific.com/niton
Thermo Scientific Niton XL2 analyzers represent just one of our handheld analyzer solutions, which include XRF tools for metal alloy identification, lead-based paint testing, RCRA metals in soil, toy and consumer goods screening, RoHS and WEEE compliance screening, and many other analysis needs.
XRF Analyzers
With point-and-shoot simplicity, you can view the alloy grade and chemistry on the built-in, color, touch-screen display.
T-204 04/2010
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