Description
Oxford Instruments mPulse LIBS Analyzer
The first handheld LIBS analyser for ultra fast scrap sorting and alloy identification
Oxford Instruments’ mPulse is the first handheld LIBS (laser induced breakdown spectroscopy) analyser optimised for the rapid sorting of metal alloys.
The mPulse enables the user to:
Identify a wide variety of metal alloys at the press of the trigger
Measure elements, light and heavy in only 1 second
Test large or small samples such as shavings, turnings, granules, cables etc. The laser scans the sample surface and will ‘bounce’ repeatedly across small samples to optimise the measurement
Hassle Free: No X-Rays
Based on LIBS technique, the mPulse is free from the regulatory constraints usually associated with x-ray analysers
Rugged for low cost of ownership
The analysis head is protected by a strong sapphire window in the analyser’s nose, safeguarding against the need for costly repairs and preventing contamination of the optics
Ready to use: no set up is required, skilled or unskilled staff can be up and running in minutes. The mPulse requires minimal training for optimum use
Low maintenance and repair costs – no costly detector to replace
No X-rays so no X-ray regulations. The mPulse is free from regulatory constraints usually associated with XRF analysers, so costly and time consuming training classes for radiation safety, regular third-party test reports, yearly user certification, etc. are not required
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