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FOX-IQ Process and In-Line XRF Alloy Analyzer

FOX-IQ Process and In-Line XRF Alloy Analyzer
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FOX-IQ® Process and In-Line XRF Alloy Analyzer Add Intelligence to Your Process The FOX-IQ in-line analyzer provides customizable, continuous measurements of titanium (Ti) to uranium (U) on any surface. Designed to operate 24/7, the FOX-IQ XRF system performs fully automated in-line analysis for 100% high-volume process control. X-ray fluorescence (XRF) is a proven technique used to quickly and nondestructively verify alloy grade and chemistry. The FOX-IQ system is compact and has minimal power requirements, making it easy to integrate with new or existing PLC-controlled processes. The system is engineered to endure high levels of vibration, electromagnetic and acoustical noise, dust, and moisture. Each FOX-IQ system delivers pass/fail results, accurate grade identifications, and material chemistry. It can be controlled by a PC or integrated with a PLC for automated start/stop, data acquisition, decision-making, and communication to external devices. Quickly Analyze and Compare Alloy Tubes and Rods to Specification The FOX-IQ system can be configured for fully automated alloy testing with data logging and alerts. Typical Applications: • 100% heat or batch alloy type verification • Quality control of components after the fabrication process • Use in service centers to confirm alloy type before shipment • Alloy types: stainless steels, carbon steels, low-alloy steels, tool steels, nickel alloys, nickel-cobalt alloys, titanium alloys, zirconium alloys, copper-nickel alloys, brasses, bronzes, and aluminum

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Software The FOX-IQ® system is driven by powerful and intuitive software developed specifically for the tube/pipe industry. Features include multilevel access, pass/fail and chemistry analysis, and extensive reporting, The FOX-IQ in-line analyzer consists of three rugged components: Probe Head Assembly (PHA): The PHA contains the X-ray tube, detector, and front-end digital signal processing electronics. The unit can be precalibrated, and its modular design makes it easy to swap out. Electrical Interface Assembly: This assembly supports an external sample trigger input and provides a...

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