X-505 drops 5 feet from forklift – still works!
We build our analyzers so you don't have to worry Have you ever had one of those days where you are driving along and want to take a sip of your coffee only to realize your coffee cup is not ...
Sciaps visits The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch
Sciaps XRF jumps into Skinwalker Ranch Story A few months back, Dave Day received a phone call about a mystery happening in a remote part of Utah. As SciAps chief technology officer, he’s a curious guy, so he couldn’t pass ...
Industry Driven: Heavy metals in NJ soils
Fast and easy to use SciAps XRF is 'a lifesaver' in the field Recently, Dr. Ashaki Rouff, an associate professor, and Suah Yekeh, a second year Ph.D. student, in the Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences at Rutgers University, Newark ...
You’ll never be lost in the desert with SciAps
A true training story Dr. Russell Harmon used the SciAps Z-300 handheld LIBS during recent geological field work near the Mojave Desert with a team from North Carolina State University investigating the chemical composition of rock varnish. The NCSU team ...
LIBS for museum collections: Q & A with Russell Harmon
In the recent article, “Analysis of Garnet by Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy—Two Practical Applications,” (Minerals 11, 705 (2021)), Drs. Russell Harmon, Michael Wise, Richard Hark and Ph.D. student Peter Defnet evaluated two practical applications of LIBS that could be implemented with ...
X-550 falls 35 feet – and still testing!
Other portable XRF manufacturers talk about their drop test ratings – dropping their XRF units 3 or 4 feet onto a plywood surface. Big deal. Any XRF can survive that. We drop ours off a 35’ platform onto a brick floor, bust ...
American biotech uses SciAps X-505 in the fight against Covid-19
When SciAps released the SciAps X-505 handheld X-ray fluorescence analyzer in January 2020, they never imagined that it would be deployed by a Texas company to fight the spread of a global pandemic. SciAps innovation has always been driven by the ...
Tube-end alloy analysis with HH LIBS
When James Terrell of SciAps arrived at a customer location to train the team on how to use LIBS for testing Low Re material, no one was expecting that the day would produce a groundbreaking solution using SciAps Z-200 C+. ...
SciAps LIBS for Petrography with Gerard Moulzolf
Copyright History Channel You may have seen Gerard Moulzolf during his appearances on the History Channel’s "Lost Gold of World War II." But did you know that his work with American Engineering Testing, Inc. has helped them become one of the top ...
NASA relies on the science of SciAps Z
Preparing to explore the surface of the moon requires the best available science. In their training, NASA astronauts use the SciAps LIBS handheld analyzer in unique areas on Earth to simulate the geology they may find on the moon. They ...
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