Small-Spot MicroXRF Expands Geologists’ Abilities
Micro-XRF is ideally suited for the analysis of inorganic species, and offers excellent sensitivity to trace elements. The IXRF ATLAS can be used to analyse a huge variety of geological based sampl
X-Ray Microscopy / Spectroscopy
5 Micron MicroXRF Systems for Your Laboratory
Quantum Design UK and Ireland are excited to be able to offer to the UK and Ireland market the IXRF X-Ray Systems and the Moxtek X-ray Sources range.
X-rays in Life Sciences
Sigray’s x-ray solutions for life sciences include 3D x-ray microscopes, microXRF systems, and x-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) systems. These systems are used for multi-scale 3D imaging spann
Forensics Analysis at Crime Scenes and Military Related Activities with MicroXRF
Forensics Applications with IXRF Systems. Including gun shot residue, glass chip, paint chip, tire rubber, and soil analysis
Introducing our Newest Partner – IXRF Systems
Microanalysis and MicroXRF Analytical Instrumentation Quantum Design UK and Ireland are excited to welcome on board our newest partners, IXRF Systems. For almost three decades IXRF has been designi
Moxtek NanoStructure Solutions™
MOXTEK has been producing nanostructured optical components for over 20 years. They offer high volume wafer replication of nanostructure devices on Ø200mm wafers. Moxtek’s versatile capabili
X-rays in Geosciences and Mineralogy
Sigray’s AttoMap microXRF systems is a novel automated mineralogy solution that provides trace-level mapping at down to 3-5 µm resolution. For oil and gas exploration (digital rock physics), Sig
X-Rays for Batteries
X-rays provide critical insight on failure mechanisms and lifetimes of energy materials because they can provide non-destructive measurements of structure, chemistry, and composition of batteries&n
X-Rays for Materials Science
Sigray provides a comprehensive suite of x-ray characterisation tools that includes 3D multi-scale x-ray microscopy (PrismaXRM and TriLambda), micro-compositional mapping tools (AttoMap microXR
X-rays in Semiconductors
Sigray’s x-ray solutions include 3D x-ray microscopes and microXRF systems in vacuum environments. These systems are used for a range of semiconductor applications, including everything from insp
Our partners, Sigray, will be hosting a webinar entitled “Cutting-edge in operando and time evolved Battery Research using Laboratory X-ray Analytical Techniques.” Oct 27/28 2021
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Sigray PrismaXRM Microscope with unique imaging modes going from strength to strength
Sigray PrismaXRM SUB-MICRON 3D X-RAY MICROSCOPE Back in Autumn 2020, Sigray launched the next generation PrismaXRM submicron 3D X-Ray microscope that brings synchrotron performance to your lab. W
New Product Launch: Award-winning 3D X-Ray Microscope
Sigray PrismaXRM SUB-MICRON 3D X-RAY MICROSCOPE Introducing PrismaXRM: the 3D X-ray microscope with the resolution and performance of the industry leaders… and more. The world’s most advanced
Bridging the Gap to the Synchrotron
Sigray featured in July’s issue of Materials Australia We were delighted to be informed that our partners, Sigray Inc., have been featured in Materials Australia. The article talks about the
Sigray founder Dr. Wenbing Yun will present a free webinar lecture on recent developments on laboratory X-ray microanalysis, with a focus on X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS).
X-Ray Microscopy Webinar Round Up
Sigray and Quantum Design Italy present a number of fascinating webinars featuring Dr. Wenbing Yun, a pioneer and leader in x-ray instrumentation. Sigray, the experts in x-ray microscopy have relea
Attomap XRF: Applications Gemstone Report
Overview of the Demo Samples: Probe Mount Disc#5 Set Up: Moly Target of Multi-target x-ray source with optics optimised for Molybdenum K-alpha edge(17.4KeV) Performed in air, non-vacuum system X-ra
QuantumLeap XAS Technical Frequently Asked Questions
Why use Ge Crystals instead of Si for XANES? Why use HOPG Crystals instead of HAPG for EXAFS? Why use Off-Rowland circle geometry for XANES? Why are the X-rays not monochromatized in XAS before rea
QuantumLeap XAS Specifications Frequently Asked Questions
What sample concentration can the QuantumLeap XAS cover? What X-ray energy range can the QuantumLeap cover? What X-ray energy range can the QuantumLeap cover? Can carbides, nitrides and oxides be d
