Mini-Z series

Mini-Z
Benchtop single element wavelength dispersive XRF analyzer
Features
  • Excellent LLD
  • Peak and background measurements
  • Easy-to-operate software
  • No cooling water, plug-n-play
  • Light weight and compact body
  • Exceptional repeatability
  • Wide analysis range
  • High-resolution, wavelength dispersive optics
  • No complex sample preparation required (reagent treatment, etc.)

Benchtop single element wavelength dispersive XRF analyzer

High-precision, high-sensitivity elemental analysis

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A series of compact benchtop wavelength dispersive XRF analyzers, the Mini-Z series of analyzers are designed for analyzing specific single elements. Since the optics are optimally configured to a particular element, this series allows for high precision and low detection limits.

High precision single element analysis

Mini-Z can be configured as a Si analyzer (e.g., for coated Si on paper or plastic), an Al analyzer (e.g., for coated Al on paper or plastic), a Ni analyzer, (e.g., for Ni coating or plating), a Cl analyzer, a P analyzer (e.g., biofuels) or a Zr analyzer (e.g., for Zr coating).

Self contained elemental analyzer

The Rigaku Mini-Z series benchtop WDXRF spectrometers are completely contained X-ray generating systems. Interlocks and safety "X-RAY ON" indicators are present to protect operators from exposure to X-rays being produced. The spectrometers meet all North American safety codes and are CE marked.

Upcoming training sessions

Title Dates Cost Location Notes Course outline Registration form
ZSX Primus IV & Supermini200 training (Europe) - Please contact ECOE@rigaku.com Online Please register no later than two weeks before the session Class outline Registration form
ZSX Primus IV & Supermini200 training (Europe) - Please contact ECOE@rigaku.com Neu-Isenburg, Germany Class outline Registration form
ZSX Primus IV & Supermini200 training (Europe) - Please contact ECOE@rigaku.com Neu-Isenburg, Germany Please register no later than two weeks before the session Class outline Registration form