Hitachi Vulcan Expert+ Handheld LIBS Analyzer

Hitachi Vulcan Expert+ Handheld LIBS Analyzer

The Vulcan is one of the fastest metals analyzers with sturdy construction. Users simply need to squeeze the trigger and a second later the result can be seen. The Vulcan uses the Laser Induced Breakdown (LIBS) technology; therefore the users need not worry about X-rays.

SIMPLE TO USE

‘Point and shoot’ operation and intuitive user interface hugely reduces if not almost completely eliminates user error. The instrument is ready to go straight out of the box.

BUILT TO LAST

Its measurement optics are protected by sapphire glass, one of the toughest materials available. It’s also splash water and dust proof (IP54 certified, NEMA 3 equivalent).

WORKS ALMOST INVISIBLY

Less than one billionth of a gram of material is consumed during a typical analysis leaving an almost invisible burn mark on the surface of the metal.

FULL DAY OPERATION

Vulcan’s 8–10 hour battery life ensures that there will be no interruptions in your work routine.

LOW COST OF OWNERSHIP

A much lower cost of ownership than an XRF analyser, which requires expensive licenses and time consuming radiation safety training classes.

LATEST TECHNOLOGY

Share and store your results securely, and generate reports with our cloud-based service. You can also connect Vulcan directly to your mobile phone to add pictures and to share results instantly.

INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY

Vulcan gives results in one second, regardless of the alloy type. A couple of second’s difference in speed can have a huge impact to your operations.

Vulcan Expert+

– Grade identification and full chemistry
– Stainless steels, low alloy steels, tool steels, Ni alloys
– Co, Cu, Pb, Sn, Ti, Zn alloys
– Al and Mg alloys
– Optional – Built-in camera
– Wi-Fi / ExTOPE Connect cloud service
– Pre-burn to clean the sample surface
– IP54 (NEMA 3 equivalent) dust and splash water protected
– MIL-STD-810G compliant
– Full day operation with one battery*
– 2 Year Warranty (instrument)
– AISI, DIN, GB and JIS grade libraries