Thermo Scientific Niton Apollo Handheld LIBS Analyzer

⚙️ Features & Benefits

• 1064nm laser
• WiFi enabled
• Macro and micro cameras
• Hot swap battery (Milwaukee Tool™ compatible)
• Tilting, color touchscreen
• Directional keys
• Chamber pressure, spectral type, light/dark sensor safety interlocks
• Password protected security
• IP54 certified (splash/dust proof)
• Reduced aperture & compact tapered-nose design

🧪 Applications

• Determine alloy composition and grade for a wide range of metallurgical samples
• Calculate carbon equivalency to determine piping weldability
• Verify critical assets, such as, piping, valves and reaction vessels for Positive Material Identification (PMI)
• Inspect materials at receiving, in-process fabrication and outgoing Quality Control (QC)
• Qualify Material Test Reports (MTR)
• Prevent contaminated scrap from entering the supply stream
• Detect tramp and trace elements to meet regulatory standards
• Enhance productivity by measuring challenging structural shapes and sizes, including 1/4" piping, 1/4" bars, and larger weld wires
• Maximize efficiency and bypass additional costs and time spent with on-site small-part measurement capabilities
• Obtain unprecedented precision with a refined tapered nose and Argon seal, increasing shots per cylinder and return on investment

Thermo Scientific™ Niton™ Apollo™ Handheld LIBS Analyzer

📏 Specifications

• Analytical Range: C, Al, Si, Ti, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Nb, Mo, W
• Argon Usage: 
  • High purity argon purge
  • About 200 shots per cartridge
• Available Analytical Modes: Stainless steel mode, Low alloy/carbon steel mode
• Bluetooth: Bluetooth™ 4.0 (supports print functionality)
• Camera: 
  • Integrated CCD macro camera for capturing overview images of parts and tagging measurement locations
  • Integrated CCD micro camera for locating and recording measurement positions
• Certifications/Compliance: 
  • Certifications: IP54 certified (splash and dust proof)
  • Compliance: CE, RoHS, FCC, Industry Canada, Safety to IEC 61010-1:2010
• Data Entry: Touchscreen keyboard
  User customizable data entry
• Data Storage: 
  • 512 MB internal system memory / 16 GB industrial grade storage
  • Stores approximately 5,000 readings with spectra (fewer if macro and micro images are saved)
• Data Transfer: WiFi, USB
• Description: Niton Apollo Handheld LIBS Analyzer
• Dimensions (L × W × H): 12 x 13 x 4 in (30.48 x 33.02 x 10.16 cm)
• Display Type: Tilting, color, resistive touchscreen display
• Global Positioning System: Internal GPS (ability to include coordinates with sample information)
• Languages: English
• Laser: 1064nm
• Libraries: 
  • Default alloy libraries based on SAE, AISI, ASTM, AA, DIN, GB standards, 
  • Users may create, clone and edit libraries
• Licensing: Varies by region. Contact your local distributor.
• Operating Environment: Temperature: 32°F - 104°F (0°C - 40°C)
• Operating System: Linux™
• Optional Accessories: 
  • Thermo Scientific™ bulk argon adapter
  • Additional laser safety glasses
• Power Consumption: 24V, 3.75A, 90W power supply, Milwaukee Tool™ battery pack
  Hot swap functionality keeps analyzer powered during battery replacements
• Safety Features: Chamber pressure, spectral type, light/dark sensor interlocks
• Software: NitonConnect PC software
• Standard Accessories: 
  • Locking shielded carrying case
  • Two (2) Milwaukee M18™ Redlithium™ High Demand™ CP2.0 battery packs
  • One (1) Milwaukee M18™ & M12™ multi-voltage charger
  • Five (5) Thermo Scientific™ analytical argon cartridges
  • Setup standards
  • Laser safety glasses
  • Instrument cleaning kit
  • Safety lanyard and carabiner
  • PC connection cable
• Weight (English): 6.4 lbs with battery
• Weight (Metric): 2.9 kg with battery
• Applications: Identify low alloy/carbon, L grade, and H grade steels
• Unit Size: Each

Helpful links

• Which Niton analyzer is right for me?
• Should I rent or lease this product?
• Where can I get laser safety training?
• How does LIBS work?
• What are the applications for this handheld LIBS analyzer?
  • Positive Material Identification
  • Manufacturing and Metal Fabrication
  • Scrap Metal Recycling
• I have additional LIBS questions, where can I learn more?