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ADVANCED MATERIALS & PROCESSES •

MARCH 2014

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products &

l i terature

Bruker Elemental, Kennewick, Wash., introduced the second

generation of its S1 Titan

handheld XRF analyzer

platform.

Based on feedback, the new S1 Titan en-

hancements include a weatherproof IP54-

rated housing and optional integrated camera

and small spot collimator. S1 Titan 600 and

800 use a thin film window and Fast SDD de-

tector for analysis of up to 37 elements, in-

cluding light elements such as Mg, Al, and Si,

without the need for a vacuum or helium gas flush.

The analyzer is available specifically configured to

analyze precious metals.

www.bruker.com/s1titan.

Thwing-Albert Instrument Co., West Berlin, N.J., offers

an additional

pneumatic sample preparation tool

the Alfa Cutter 240-15B. This cutter can apply up to 15

tons of pressure allowing larger samples to be cut

quickly using a steel rule die. The tool

is a pneumatic press

style cutter used to prepare

samples for materials testing.

It can cut multiple samples at

once with multiple configura-

tions on one die, and thicker

and larger samples are possible

with a maximum size of 10 × 22 in.

www.thwingalbert.com

.

HMV-G Series

Micro Vickers hardness testers

from Shimadzu

Scientific Instruments, Columbia, Md., feature a CCD camera for

automatic length measurement and provide simple, secure analy-

sis with minimal risk of human error. The new G-frame design ex-

pands the workspace, dramatically improving operability while

permitting effective measurement of long and large test samples.

Additionally, the camera’s automatic lens switching function ad-

justs the lens to suit the size of the indentation. Even users with

limited experience can measure samples of unknown hardness

easily and reliably.

www.ssi.shimadzu.com

.

Engineered with a silicon carbide filler material, EP21SC-1

two-

part epoxy

from Master Bond Inc., Hackensack, N.J., delivers

abrasion resistance for an array of chemical and mechanical pro-

cessing applications. It features a smooth paste consistency and

noncritical 1:1 mix ratio by weight or volume. As a two-part sys-

tem, it cures readily at room temperature or more quickly at ele-

vated temperatures. With a Shore D hardness exceeding 95,

EP21SC-1 is a rigid compound that adheres well to treated met-

als, ceramics, and many

plastics. Its physical strength

profile includes tensile

strength greater than 6000

psi and compressive strength

of more than 15,000 psi at

room temperature.

www.masterbond.com

.