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Unit 19 The Calvert Centre
Woodmancotte
Winchester
SO21 3BN
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1256 397860
http://www.nitonuk.com
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Listing of all 7 news releases from Niton UK:
Alloy analyser identifies scrap metals
User application article An XRF alloy analyser from Niton UK has made the identification of non-ferrous scrap metals much easier for a UK-based scrap metal merchant.
News from Niton UK (12 May 2008)
Alloy analysers are on special offer
A hand-held instrument that uses X-ray fluorescence to provide rapid, laboratory quality readouts of alloy composition, is currently available at a limited special offer of 30% off the list price.
News from Niton UK (11 February 2008)
Alloy analyser used in recycled SS production
User application article A plant that uses recycled alloys in stainless steel production is using an alloy analyser that takes less than two seconds to identify an alloy grade.
News from Niton UK (24 December 2007)
Material analyser identify alloys in under 2s
A range of handheld X-ray fluorescence material analysers use a simple 'point-and-shoot' operation to identify an alloy grade in under two seconds, five times quicker than before.
News from Niton UK (16 November 2007)
Alloy analyser uses x-ray fluorescence for quality
Niton UK has introduced a higher-performance hand-held XLt alloy analyser which uses x-ray fluorescence to provide rapid, laboratory-quality readouts of alloy composition.
News from Niton UK (20 June 2007)
Alloy Analysis Goes Wireless
Niton has announced BluetoothTM integration into its XLi and XLt series alloy and environmental analysers.
News from Niton UK (28 October 2003)
Poison in Morris Designs Identified
User application article Niton has identified poisonous pigments in famous William Morris designs, its analyser identifying arsenic, lead, chromium and mercury.
News from Niton UK (28 October 2003)
