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Products and Solutions for Art Conservation
Analyzing ceramics, paintings, photos, glass, obsidians, bronzes, coppers and alloys?
Bruker offers dedicated analytical solutions for art conservators. The ARTAX mobile non-contact micro-XRF system offers in-situ analysis, fast and precise element mapping. The TRACER handheld XRF analyzer is ideal for field studies. Bruker’s innovative infrared (FT-IR) and Raman microscopes offer optimal sample visualization and data collection.
Upcoming Events:
METAL 2010 - International Conference on Metal Conservation
October 11-15, 2010 in South Carolina, USA
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Portable X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF)
Bruker AXS offers the ARTAX, the first commercially available, portable micro-XRF spectrometer designed to meet the requirements for a spectroscopic analysis of unique and valuable objects on site, e.g. in archeometry and art history.
Handheld X-ray Fluorescence (XRF)
Bruker's Tracer III-V handheld XRF systems are the 'De facto' standard for portable XRF in Art & Conservation. Offering full art and archeology analysis/support package and light element (Mg, Si, Cl) capabilities with patented vacuum technology, you can analyze metal artifacts, ceramics, paintings & much more.
Bruker's new M4 TORNADO is a tabletop µ-XRF spectrometer for the analysis of all kinds of samples, especially for non-homogenous or even samples with irregular shapes and rough surfaces.
The HYPERION™ series provides the most advanced FT-IR microscopy and chemical imaging capabilities.
Bruker Optics SENTERRA dispersive Raman microscope combines the sensitivity of the dispersive Raman technology and the wavelength accuracy of the Fourier transform Raman spectroscopy.