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OES

FOUNDRY-MASTER Xline
Metal analysis – fast, easy and precise

all
metals
•t Analysis of(Al, ferrousmaterial
and alloys
Ni, Cu
on request)

•t Jet-Stream technology
•t Low argon consumption
•t Precise analysis including
material identification
•t Spark stand easily accessible
Top performance spectrometer at outstanding value
The FOUNDRY-MASTER Xline is a reliable entry level
laboratory spectrometer for the qualitative and quantitative
element analysis of metal samples. The instrument is designed
for stationary use as a benchtop unit. Reasonably priced it offers
outstanding performance and practical features usually only
found with premium class instruments.

Low operating costs and easy maintenance
The instrument is based on optical emission spectroscopy
(OES), the analysing method favoured by most foundries.
The fully digital source (spark generator) is controlled via the
external Windows® PC and offers ideal excitation
parameters.
The high-resolution Multi-CCD optics utilises a
vacuum technology chamber in order to cover
the complete wavelength range from 165 to 750
nm, offering accurate detection of all relevant
elements in the Fe-matrix.

The rugged and approved vacuum technology is essentially
maintenance-free and has significantly lower operating costs
than alternative inert gas purged systems.
The sample stand, open on three sides, offers the ability to
measure almost any size or shape of sample, particularly
large sample geometries. Thanks to our unique Jet-Stream
technology within the sample stand the FOUNDRY-MASTER
Xline can analyse most complex shapes with irregular sample
geometries. Additionally, the sample does not need to
completely seal the spark stand opening. Tubes, bars and even
wires can be directly analysed, using only one universal adapter.
This is a major operational advantage and strongly reduces the
sample preparation time.
The unique design needs less cleaning than comparable
systems, giving much longer operational time and less
maintainance.
The cleaning process is fast and instrument recovery efficient
due to pre-aligned parts and quick connectors.
The Argon consumption is reduced to a minimum, saving a
considerable amount of operating expenses.