
Photo courtesy of Evident
Evident is now offering what it calls its next-generation Vanta Element handheld X-ray fluorescence (XRF) metal analyzers.
The Waltham, Massachusetts-based company, which formerly operated under the Olympus brand, says Vanta devices in the new series are built for "fast, accurate alloy identification" in scrap sorting, metal manufacturing and precious metals testing.
The Vanta line has two models: the Vanta Element analyzer for basic alloy identification and the Vanta Element-S for alloy identification with light element analysis.
“We are excited to introduce the next-generation Vanta Element and Vanta Element-S handheld XRF analyzers, which deliver greater value, faster performance and increased reliability,” says Ted Shields, director of product management at Evident.
“Whether you are sorting scrap, verifying metal grades in a manufacturing process or analyzing precious metals, the Vanta Element series analyzers are designed to help you work more efficiently while reducing operational costs."
The firm says fast, precise alloy analyses are powered by silicon drift detection and the company’s Axon Technology. Both models feature what Evident calls fast grade identification and clear on-screen grade comparison to increase throughput in alloy testing while reducing mix-ups and rework.
The Vanta models also feature a refreshed interface with a clearer, brighter display, workflow improvements and a more fluid navigation system designed to streamlines the training process and daily operation for users of all experience levels.
The new models also introduce more ways to save and share data with an optional wireless connection, according to Evident. A new browser-based interface lets users review, share and manage XRF results on a computer, tablet or smartphone for data management and collaboration purposes.
Users also can access the Evident Connect cloud for free cloud storage and other data management services, and software updates are automatic for instant access to new software features.
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