TrueX 800 Handheld Alloy Analyzer

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TrueX 800 Handheld Alloy Analyzer

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Model NumberTrueX 800

Brand NameSZLANGSHENG

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TrueX 800 Handheld Alloy Analyzer

Product Introduction
The TrueX 800 Handheld Alloy Analyzer is a portable X-ray fluorescence (XRF) metal analyzer designed for rapid, non-destructive analysis and identification of metal materials and alloy grades. Compared with conventional titration and spectrophotometric methods, XRF provides fast analysis without damaging the tested sample, making it highly suitable for on-site and factory material inspection.
With advanced algorithms, a professional alloy grade library, lightweight construction, and robust environmental protection, the TrueX 800 can identify alloy composition and elemental concentrations within seconds. It is an effective tool for Positive Material Identification (PMI), QA/QC, alloy grade identification, material sorting, mixed-material identification, and metal recycling.

Performance Features
Professional Alloy Grade Library
The TrueX 800 includes a built-in database containing 380 alloy grades, helping users identify and convert alloy designations used in different countries and industries. The alloy library can also be expanded by users to support more than 600 alloy types and over 10,000 material grades.
Low Detection Limits
The advanced net-intensity fitting algorithm and Super-FP algorithm enable accurate metal and elemental analysis without frequently switching measurement modes.
Non-Destructive Testing
XRF analysis does not damage the tested material. The analyzer can be used for field inspection in challenging environments, including high or low temperatures, dusty locations, and dark or humid working conditions.
Personalized Analysis and Reporting
Professional analysis software supports security passwords and customized analysis reports, including personalized report formats and company logos.
Portable and Easy to Operate
The TrueX 800 features one-button operation and a compact, lightweight design. At approximately 1.5 kg, it is convenient for field inspection and supports remote instrument operation and management.
Efficient Thermal Management
A dedicated T-slot cooling system improves heat dissipation and reduces waiting time caused by detector cooling, supporting efficient continuous operation.
Enhanced Radiation Safety
The integrated DoubleBeam™ technology automatically detects whether a sample is present in front of the instrument, improving X-ray safety and protection during operation.

Working Principle
The TrueX 800 uses X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy (XRF) for elemental analysis.
When primary X-rays irradiate the metal sample, atoms in the sample are excited and emit characteristic secondary X-rays. Each element produces characteristic fluorescence energy, while the intensity of the emitted fluorescence is related to its concentration.
The analyzer detects and processes these characteristic X-rays using a Si-PIN or SDD detector and applies advanced algorithms to calculate elemental composition. The resulting composition can then be compared with the built-in alloy database for rapid alloy grade identification and material classification.
The process is non-destructive and can provide analytical results within seconds, making the TrueX 800 suitable for rapid on-site PMI and metal sorting.

Technical Parameters

Parameter	Specification
Product Type	Handheld XRF Alloy Analyzer
Weight	1.5 kg
Dimensions	254 × 79 × 280 mm (L × W × H)
Element Range	Mg (Magnesium) – U (Uranium)
X-ray Source	Up to 50 kV / 200 μA
Tube Voltage/Current	Freely adjustable
Target Materials	W / Ag / Rh, optional
Detector	Si-PIN / SDD, optional
Display	4.3-inch industrial resistive touchscreen
Display Brightness	Automatic adjustment according to ambient brightness
Internal Storage	32 GB
Data Interfaces	USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Network Function	Internet connectivity and remote instrument configuration/maintenance
Cooling System	Dedicated T-slot cooling system
Safety Technology	DoubleBeam™ automatic sample detection
Protection	Waterproof, dustproof and shock-resistant carrying case
Safety Accessories	LANScientific dedicated safety rope
Battery	2 × MSBUS intelligent batteries
Battery Runtime	Approx. 8 hours per battery
Battery Status	Real-time remaining capacity display
Transportation	Compliant with air-transport regulations for dangerous goods

Application Scenarios
The TrueX 800 handheld alloy analyzer is designed for rapid metal identification and elemental analysis across demanding industrial applications:
• PMI (Positive Material Identification): Verification of materials, components, pipes, valves, and metal structures.
• QA/QC: Incoming material inspection and production quality control.
• Alloy Grade Identification: Rapid identification of unknown or mislabeled metal grades.
• Metal Sorting: Separation and classification of different alloy materials.
• Recycling: Identification and sorting of scrap metals for recycling.
• Steel and Iron Industry: Alloy composition verification during manufacturing and processing.
• Non-Ferrous Metals: Analysis of aluminum, copper, nickel, and other non-ferrous alloys.
• Petrochemical Refining: On-site material verification of pipelines, equipment, and components.
• Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries: Material identification and quality verification.
• Power Plants: Inspection and identification of metal components and equipment.

TrueX 800 vs. Conventional Metal Analysis Methods

Feature	TrueX 800 Handheld XRF Analyzer	Conventional Chemical Analysis
Analysis Method	X-ray fluorescence	Titration, spectrophotometry, etc.
Sample Damage	Non-destructive	May require sampling or preparation
Analysis Speed	Results within seconds	Generally requires longer processing
On-Site Testing	Excellent	More difficult
Sample Preparation	Minimal	Often requires chemical preparation
Portability	Handheld, 1.5 kg	Usually laboratory-based
Alloy Identification	Built-in professional alloy library	Usually requires manual comparison
Environmental Adaptability	Suitable for demanding field conditions	More dependent on laboratory conditions
Data Connectivity	USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi	Depends on laboratory system
Main Applications	PMI, QA/QC, grade ID, sorting, recycling	Laboratory chemical composition analysis

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the TrueX 800 used for?
The TrueX 800 is a handheld XRF alloy analyzer used for rapid metal composition analysis, alloy grade identification, PMI, QA/QC, material sorting, and recycling.
2. Is the TrueX 800 a non-destructive analyzer?
Yes. The XRF measurement process is non-destructive, allowing metal components to be tested without damaging the sample.
3. What elements can the TrueX 800 analyze?
The specified elemental range is Mg (magnesium) to U (uranium).
4. How many alloy grades are included in the database?
The built-in alloy library contains 380 alloy grades. The database can be expanded to support more than 600 alloy types and over 10,000 material grades.
5. Which detector is available?
The TrueX 800 can be equipped with either a Si-PIN detector or SDD detector, depending on configuration.
6. Can the analyzer be used outdoors?
Yes. The TrueX 800 is designed for field and factory inspection and can operate in challenging environments such as dusty, humid, high- and low-temperature conditions.
7. How does the TrueX 800 improve X-ray safety?
Its DoubleBeam™ technology automatically senses whether a sample is present in front of the analyzer, helping improve radiation safety and protection.
8. How long can the battery operate?
The system includes two MSBUS intelligent batteries, with each battery providing approximately 8 hours of continuous operation.
9. Does the TrueX 800 support wireless data transmission?
Yes. It supports Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, as well as USB connectivity. The analyzer can be connected to the Internet for remote configuration and maintenance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the TrueX 800 used for?
The TrueX 800 is a handheld XRF alloy analyzer used for rapid metal composition analysis, alloy grade identification, PMI, QA/QC, material sorting, and recycling.
2. Is the TrueX 800 a non-destructive analyzer?
Yes. The XRF measurement process is non-destructive, allowing metal components to be tested without damaging the sample.
3. What elements can the TrueX 800 analyze?
The specified elemental range is Mg (magnesium) to U (uranium).
4. How many alloy grades are included in the database?
The built-in alloy library contains 380 alloy grades. The database can be expanded to support more than 600 alloy types and over 10,000 material grades.
5. Which detector is available?
The TrueX 800 can be equipped with either a Si-PIN detector or SDD detector, depending on configuration.
6. Can the analyzer be used outdoors?
Yes. The TrueX 800 is designed for field and factory inspection and can operate in challenging environments such as dusty, humid, high- and low-temperature conditions.
7. How does the TrueX 800 improve X-ray safety?
Its DoubleBeam™ technology automatically senses whether a sample is present in front of the analyzer, helping improve radiation safety and protection.
8. How long can the battery operate?
The system includes two MSBUS intelligent batteries, with each battery providing approximately 8 hours of continuous operation.
9. Does the TrueX 800 support wireless data transmission?
Yes. It supports Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, as well as USB connectivity. The analyzer can be connected to the Internet for remote configuration and maintenance.