The Niton DXL is purpose-built to be operated in a variety of applications including the gold buying market, pawn brokers, jewellery manufacturers, re-melt facilities, mints and other locations where the quality of precious metals is a top priority.
Be absolutely sure of the value of the precious metals you buy and sell with a fast, simple nondestructive solution for gold analysis. Quickly distinguish between gold plating and solid gold and determine the accurate karat (K) weight of gold jewelry with the Thermo Scientific™ Niton™ DXL Precious Metal Analyzer. Designed specifically for countertop use in retail environments, the Niton DXL analyzer, with Thermo Scientific™ AuDIT™ gold-plating detection technology, delivers fast, reliable results for gold testing and metal analysis with just the push of a button.
Optional Accessories include
Additional battery pack
Battery charger
Locking shielded carry case
One 7.2 4-cell lithium-ion battery pack (charges in instrument while on external power)
110/220V AC Adaptor
USB PC connection cable
Niton Data Transfer (NDT) PC Software
Adhesive tack for precise sample positioning
Spare puncture-resistant x-ray windows
Standard analytical range: 21 elements including all precious metals.
Nondestructive analysis with near instantaneous results.
Exceptionally fast, easy to use – see results in seconds on a bright, touch-screen color display.
No harsh chemicals or acids that can burn your fingers, ruin clothing, and damage countertops.
Easier, faster, more accurate than nitric acid test methods.
Faster, more comprehensive analysis than fire assay, with comparable accuracy.
Compact, elegant, ergonomic design for countertop placement in retail environments.
Measure the content of all gold and precious metals without manually changing the calibration.
Precisely determine the presence and concentration of other trace alloying elements and dangerous heavy elements, which could impact valuation and future refining needs.
Built-in CCD camera makes precise sample positioning effortless.
Optional small‑spot focus allows isolation and testing of small components.
