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Within seconds, the KT-100S handheld metal analyzer easily performs identification of the most difficult alloy grades. KT-100S utilizes laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) enabling durable and accurate alloy identification for use in:
In addition to the analytical performance of LIBS technology, KT-100S reduces the need for regulatory licensing and registration that previous generation analyzers were susceptible to.
The metal found in these types of industrial environments is usually dirty and oxidized. KT-100S features a patent pending Drill Down auto sample surface preparation capability. Users have the ability to ‘drill down’ dynamically and the analyzer will automatically burn through the common imperfections found in the metal to obtain a clean reading.
Integrating LIBS technology into a durable, fit-for-purpose handheld platform, provides users with advantages that weren’t previously attainable, such as:
• Smallest & lightest handheld LIBS
Sort all of your common alloys with ease
• QuickID™ software
Identify more in less time
• Longest battery life
Avoid unscheduled downtime
• Durable, tested design
Built for your environment
THE KT-100S HANDHELD LIBS ANALYZER provides a truly ruggedized alternative for more accurate identification of a large number of metal alloys, including aluminum, stainless, copper, titanium, nickel, cupronickel, etc. to ensure higher profitability and product quality.
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White Papers
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International Aluminium Recycling Congress | Colmar, France | Feb 26 2019 to Feb 27 2019 | |
ARABLAB | Dubai, UAE | Mar 12 2019 to Mar 14 2019 | |
Taipei Cycle | Taipei, Taiwan | Mar 27 2019 to Mar 29 2019 | |
ISRI 2019 | Los Angeles, CA | Apr 8 2019 to Apr 11 2019 | |
Taipei International Auto Parts Show | Taipei, Tawan | Apr 24 2019 to Apr 27 2019 | |
EASTEC | Springfield, MA | May 14 2019 to May 16 2019 | |
Taipei Aerospace & Defense Expo | Taipei, Tawan | Aug 15 2019 to Aug 17 2019 | |
Recycling & Waste Management (RWM) Expo | Birmingham, UK | Sep 11 2019 to Sep 12 2019 | |
FABTECH Expo 2019 | Chicago, IL | Nov 11 2019 to Nov 14 2019 |
Integrating proprietary Breakthrough Laser Ablation & Detection Engine (BLADE™) technology into a durable, fit-for-purpose platform, provides users with advantages that weren’t previously attainable. Utilizing a 1064nm Class 3B laser excitation, KT-100S handheld LIBS offers superior light element identification in metal and alloy applications to ensure profitability and product quality. Elements such as lithium (Li), beryllium (Be), magnesium (Mg), and aluminum (Al) can now be accurately identified in 1-2 seconds.
Designed for on-the-spot identification of the most difficult alloy grades, KT-100S represents the latest in handheld metal analysis. KT-100S employs laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) to enable durable and accurate alloy identification for use in:
Brian Powell, of Sullivan Scrap, discusses the features and benefits of the KT Series handheld LIBS analyzer for scrap metal sorting.