BRUKER NANO ANALYTICS PRESENTS:

Quickly Identify and Source Foreign Material Contaminants Found in Food Products with Handheld XRF

On-Demand Session - 55 Minutes

Handheld XRF Non-destructive Analysis for Quality Control of Food Products

No manufacturer wants physical contaminants found in their products, but it happens. Significant cost savings are realized when you can decrease the time required to identify a physical contaminant and locate its source. The faster you can identify it and determine if it is from faulty equipment, starting material, or even a false claim, the faster you can get production going again.

Handheld XRF is a multi-element analysis technique which is fast, non-destructive, straightforward to use, and can be taken anywhere testing is needed. It helps production, maintenance, safety, and QA/QC quickly identify and source foreign material contaminants found in manufactured foods.

This webinar explains handheld XRF technology and provides examples of how quickly and easily metal contaminants found in food can be identified. It also provides best practices in the use of spectral fingerprint matching, including the creation of a production floor library of food contact material fingerprints, for varied sample types and more complex situations.

There will be a 15-minute Q&A session where our experts will answer your questions.

Handheld XRF quickly identifies and sources foreign material contaminants found in manufactured foods.
Bruker's S1 TITAN handheld XRF spectrometer is fast, non-destructive, straightforward to use, and can be taken anywhere testing is needed.

Who should attend?

  • Food safety and quality managers
  • Food production and maintenance managers
  • In-house and contract food testing lab managers

Speakers

Kimberley Russell

Food Safety, Agriculture & Environmental Market Segment Manager, Bruker Nano Analytics

Andrew Lee

Application Scientist, Bruker Nano Analytics

Esa Nummi

Director Product Management, Bruker Nano Analytics