Thermo Scientific Niton XL2 analyzers provide you with many distinct advantages: Precise elements analysis of alloy materials From turn on to trigger pull to near instantaneous results Very easy to use- even by non-technical personnel Completely nondestructive test Built for the way you work: The value choice Thermo Scientific Niton XL2 analyzer offers high performance and advanced electronics while maintaining the point-and-shoot simplicity that is the hallmark of all our x-ray fluorescence (XRF) instuments. Sealed against moisture and dust with 100% embedded software tools, these analyzers are lightweight yet ruggedly built to withstand the harshest environments-in the field or on the shop floor. Ergonomically designed and featuring daylight-readable icons, the Niton XL2 100G incorporates customizable menus, multiple language options, and a standard analytical range of 25 elements from titanium to bismuth. The Instrument of Choice: The Niton XL2 is the instrument of choice to ensure accuracy , precision, and ease of use. It is the ideal instrument to: Analyze metal alloys for scrap recycling or final product QC Rapid alloy ID for incoming QC The Niton XL2 is the definitive tool for scrap metal recycling. It provides immediate nondestructive chemical analysis of common alloy materials. With its unparalleled accuracy, you can be sure that the Niton XL2 100G precisely identifies grade and value of scrap The Niton XL2 100G stands far above the competition , with its many standard features and available options. By utilizing 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 . Integarted USB and Bluetooth communications provide direct data transfer to your PC or networked storage device, eliminating the cumbersome data synchronization procedures required by Windows Mobile-based XRF analyzers.