Explorer portable XRF spectrometer
The latest-generation handheld Explorer XRF spectrometer for laboratory and field analyses — with an SDD detector, an HD camera and software with standard-curve algorithms and standardless analysis (FP). One platform in four calibrations — RoHS and hazardous elements (3000), alloys and PMI (5000), ores and geology (7000) and heavy metals in soil (9000). A 9000 mAh battery for 12 h of work.
- Handheld XRF for field and laboratory analyses
- Higher-resolution SDD detector, HD camera
- Four variants — RoHS 3000, alloys 5000, ores 7000, soil 9000
- Light-element analysis without helium or vacuum
- 9000 mAh battery — up to 12 h, hot-swappable
- Built-in GPS (7000, 9000) — deposit and contamination mapping
The Explorer is a latest-generation portable XRF spectrometer with excellent measuring parameters, suited to both the laboratory and field analyses. It is a single hardware platform available in four calibrations — from RoHS control, through alloy identification, to geology and soil testing — so the same handheld analyser is matched precisely to the task.
Explorer family variants
The model is matched to the material and application; the hardware is shared, and the standard libraries, calibration and software decide its purpose:
| Model | Application | Distinctive feature |
|---|---|---|
| Explorer 3000 | RoHS and hazardous elements — electronics, toys, packaging, batteries | measuring large parts directly on the surface |
| Explorer 5000 | metal alloys and PMI — steelmaking, recycling, scrap sorting | over 500 alloy grades, result in about 1 s |
| Explorer 7000 | ores, rock and aggregates — mining, geology, archaeology | built-in GPS for deposit mapping |
| Explorer 9000 | heavy metals in soil — Hg, Cd, Pb, As, Cu, Zn, Ni | in-situ measurement, remediation support, GPS |
The base, universal model is the Explorer 5000 — and it is the one that can optionally be fitted with all the other analytical modules (RoHS, ores and geology, heavy metals in soil, plus special calibrations). One instrument then covers many tasks, and its analytical scope expands as needed — without buying separate analysers.
Modern optics and software
The Explorer is fitted with the latest SDD detector of increased spectral resolution, an HD camera and improved analytical software using standard-curve algorithms and standardless analysis (FP). A key advantage is the ability to analyse light elements without a helium or vacuum atmosphere, which simplifies fieldwork.
Performance and flexibility
The device has a 9000 mAh battery giving 12 hours of continuous work, replaceable without switching the instrument off. Special versions are available with a rich set of calibrations — RoHS, jewellery, catalysts, toys, electroplated-coating thickness — and, optionally, measurement of samples at up to 300°C. For a mobile laboratory, the P-Metrix is intended; for sulfur analysis in fuels — the S-Mobile. Send an inquiry and you will quickly receive a price offer — write to us.