Case Studies
XRF Ltd Quality Assurance
The flexibility of the Niton analyser has allowed XRF Limited to expand their service to clients in pharmaceutical manufacturing, precision engineering, coin collecting and art history.
Imperial War Museum
The Handley Page Victor is firmly embedded in our culture and history. Curators at IWM are now restoring this historic aircraft to tell future generations about the technology, politics, horror and excitement of air warfare in the mid-20th century. Niton instruments are helping to tell its story.
ELG Haniel Metals
ELG Haniel Metals use Thermo Scientific Niton XRF analysers to identify and sort scrap metals received at their Sheffield headquarters and their eight feeder depots across the UK.
IBIS Chartered Surveyors
Barry Hunt from IBIS Chartered Surveyors uses a portable X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyser to check the metals used in cladding on buildings up to 14 storeys high.
Ultramag
Ultramag always prefer portable testing equipment that allows them conduct in-situ analysis, thereby minimising the level of disruption to their clients’ processes and procedures. Their lightweight Niton XL3t GOLDD has already proved its worth in a programme of on-site testing for one of the biggest names in the petroleum industry.
Weir Floway
When Weir Floway wanted to introduce an in-house PMI (Positive Metal Identification) facility, the handheld Niton XL3t XRF analyser provided the perfect solution.
University of Sheffield
Stonehenge’s ancient stones and their wider landscape are being investigated with the help of a Niton XL3t material analyser from Niton UK. By producing instant read-outs of the composition of stones and soil, the handheld x-ray fluorescence instrument has allowed the archaeological team from Sheffield University to change the way they work.
HMD Kontro Sealless Pumps
HMD Kontro, the company that originally designed and developed the sealless magnetic drive pump, use a Niton handheld XRF analyser to both confirm that the materials and components they are building their pumps with is to specification and also to witness this important fact to customers when they visit their factory to inspect the pumps before shipment to site.
Tetra Engineering
The adoption of an advanced portable Niton XRF (x-ray fluorescence) alloy analyser has enabled the specialist engineering consultants at Tetra Engineering to investigate and quickly pinpoint failures within a power plant’s complex pipeline network.
Phoenix County Metals
With their order placed before the instrument was officially available, Phoenix County Metals quickly benefited from their new Thermo Scientific Niton XL2 handheld XRF analyser. The robust Niton XL2 has proven ideal for Phoenix’s application, which involves the identification of gold, silver, platinum, palladium and rhodium from waste materials and products.
Feedback
Ireland Alloys30-05-2019
Preci-Spark Ltd (Syston)29-05-2019
Oliver Valves24-05-2019
Oliver Valves21-05-2019
IODS Oil Tool Ltd14-05-2019
Preci-Spark Ltd (Coalville)14-05-2019
Oliver Valves02-05-2019
Preci-Spark Ltd (Cornwall)01-05-2019
Ward Recycling (Donald Ward Ltd)30-04-2019
Darchem Engineering Ltd24-04-2019
Valve Components Ltd28-03-2019
DuPont (UK) Industrial Ltd28-03-2019
Solent University15-03-2019
Exxonmobil07-03-2019
Diamould Ltd22-02-2019
HMD Sealless Pumps Ltd30-01-2019
Oliver Valves29-01-2019
Ineos Technologies29-01-2019
Ram Pumps Ltd24-01-2019
ELG Haniel Metals Ltd18-01-2019