Lead in paints
Niton XLp 300: An affordable portable spectrometer for lead in paints.
The NITON XLp 300 is a portable X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometer designed for fast, accurate and non-destructive on-site analysis.
At YSPEKH we handle the distribution, calibration, source replacement and after-sales service of XRF instruments, including the Niton XLp 300 models.
Niton XLp 300: General Overview
Developed by Thermo Fisher Scientific, the Niton XLp 300 is an X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometer designed to deliver non-destructive, fast and accurate analysis. It is particularly used for lead-in-paint surveys.
With its ergonomic handling and proven ruggedness, it remains a popular choice for professionals looking for a reliable field instrument.
Technical specifications of the Niton XLp 300
The instrument is built on a dual-detection architecture combined with Peltier cooling, which guarantees optimal stability and highly reproducible measurements.
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Sealed cadmium-109 (109Cd) source of 40 mCi, i.e. 1,480 MBq
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Dual detection: combined reading of the K and L lines of lead
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Solid-state detector, electrically cooled, no liquid nitrogen required
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Non-destructive analysis directly on the substrate, with no sampling
YSPEKH: your trusted XRF partner in Switzerland
Our commitments:
With over 30 years of expertise, YSPEKH offers you a selection of portable XRF devices, including the Niton XLP 300 with complete and local support:
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Distribution of high-performance XRF devices at competitive prices, calibrated to your needs
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Total flexibility: our devices are available for purchase, rental or leasing
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Expertise and fast after-sales service based in Switzerland (Vaud)
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Training and support to get you started
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Lead diagnostics compliant with Swiss requirements (ASCA)
For more information about our services, to get a quote or for any questions:
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Calibrated in Switzerland
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Repaired in Switzerland
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Custom adjustments
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Local support
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