Bowman G Series XRF Designed for Electronics, Semiconductors, Connectors
Bowman coating thickness measurement system offers flexibility for measuring a variety of sample sizes, shapes and quantities.
Bowman’s G Series XRF (X-Ray Fluorescence) measures a range of sample sizes, shapes and as many as five layers simultaneously, all of which can be alloys. Applications include automotive, plumbing and tooling. The proximity of the X-ray tube to the detector produces more than three times the photon counts of conventional XRFs, according to the company. There are seven Bowman XRF units available, each tailored to specific part sizes. The company also provides local service, support and calibration for XRF brands.
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