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Bruker M4 TORNADO Specifications.
Micro X-ray Fluorescence spectroscopy is a rapid and non-destructive technique used to acquire quantitative chemical data at high spatial resolution (i.e. µm-scale).
Whether small or large, smooth or uneven, the instrument is equipped with a large high-speed stage that supports 2D analysis of virtually any kind of inorganic and organic samples.
Minimal to no sample preparation is required to produce a variety of 2D elemental and mineral maps. The large vacuum chamber enables element detection from U to Na. Customisable spot sizes down to 25 µm means that small-scale textural and compositional features can be identified, including those that may not be visibly discernible.
Image 1: Micro-XRF Bruker M4 TORNADO.
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Heterogeneous samples are no longer a problem for qualitative and quantitative XRF analysis, with the element maps providing the ability to observe the spatial variation and concentration of major, minor and trace elements across large and small samples.
Specifications
Specifications
Sample Types
Sample Chamber Size
Stage
Measurement Media
Sample Travel
Sample View
Excitation
Excitation Parameters
Detectors
Detectors Parameters
Solids, particles, liquids
W x D x H : 600 x 350 x 260 mm
W x D x H : 200 x 160 x 120 mm
Air or vacuum
W x D : 330 x 170 mm; weight limit: 5kg
W x D : 190 x 160 mm
Up to 100 mm/s
2 simultaneous live images from above with 10x and 100x magnification for samples overview and positioning.
Mapping travel
Max. travel
Travel Speed
X-ray tube with polycapillary X-ray optic
Rh
50 kV, 20 W
Down to 25µm with polycapillary lens
Up to 5 filters
Target material
Tube parameters
Spot size
Filters
Dual 30mm²
Two XFlash silicon drift detector (SDD)
<145 eV at 300, 00 cps
Sensitive area
Energy resolution
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