$XRD Diffractometer LB-10XRD$

XRD Diffractometer LB-10XRD

Name: XRD Diffractometer LB-10XRD
Brand: Labotronics
SKU: LB-10XRD
Rating: 5 (541 reviews)

XRD Diffractometer LB-10XRD offers a wide angular range from -3° to 150° with an angle positioning speed of 1500°/min, ensuring precise crystallographic analysis. It features a metal-ceramic X-ray tube with a copper target for stable performance. It integrates servo motor drive with optical encoder technology for accurate motion control. Our XRD Diffractometer includes a high-precision goniometer, providing reliable measurements.

$ 60375

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Specifications

Angular Range	-3° to 150°
Angular Reproducibility	0.0001°
Angle Positioning Speed	1500°/min
Measurement mode	Continuous / stepping
Drive mode	Servo motor with optical encoder control
X-ray Tube	Metal-ceramic
X-ray Source Material	Cu (Copper)
Focus Size	1× 10mm
Stability	0.005%
Maximum Counting Rate	≥ 5×105 cps
Energy Spectrum Resolution	˂ 25%
Scattering Radiation	≤ 1 μSv/h
Regulation Accuracy	≤ 0.1%
Cooling Method	Air cooling / water cooling
Goniometer	θs to θd structure
Diffraction Radius	150 mm
Tube Current	15 mA
Tube Voltage	40 kV
Rated Power	600 W
Power Consumption	2.4 kW
Inner Dimension (W × D × H)	600 × 410 × 670 mm
Outer Dimension (W × D × H)	785 × 570 × 1340 mm
Net Weight	145 kg
Gross Weight	160 kg

Features

Lead shielding and shutter safety
Dual cooling modes
Fast angle positioning speed
High data throughput capacity
User-friendly interface

Standard Accessories

XRD Shell × 1 set

Tube Sleeve × 1 pc

Generator × 1 set

Recording and Controlling Unit × 1 set

Power Supply Unit × 1 set

Goniometer × 1 set

High Voltage Cable × 1 pc

X-ray Tube × 1 pc

Proportional Detector × 1 set

Motor Cable × 2 pcs

Communication Cable × 1 pc

Power Sample Stage × 1 set

Bracket × 1 pc

Slits × 13 pcs

Ni Filter × 1 pc

Through-hole Sample Plate × 10 pcs

Blind Hole Sample Plate × 20 pcs

Zero Adjustment Part × 1 pc

Fine Slit × 1 pc

Clamp × 15 pcs

Ribbon × 25 pcs

Clay × 1 pc

USB Flash Disk × 1 pc

Certificate × 1 pc

1A 1.5A 2A 6A Fuse × 1 set

Agate Mortar × 1 pc

Tool Package × 1 set

Laptop × 1 set

Strip × 1 pc

Steel Ruler × 1 pc

XRD Legs × 4 pc

Si Sample × 1 pc

Water Pipe × 1 pc

Alarm Light × 1 pc

Applications

XRD Diffractometer LB-10XRD is used for qualitative, quantitative, and crystal structure analysis of both metallic and non-metallic samples. It is suitable for use in industrial production, quality control, research and pharmaceutical applications.

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1. What types of samples can be analyzed using the LB-10XRD?

The XRD Diffractometer LB-10XRD can analyze powders, thin films, bulk materials, and polycrystalline samples, making it suitable for metals, ceramics, minerals, polymers, and pharmaceutical compounds.

2. What is the advantage of using LB-10XRD in material analysis?

Labotronics LB-10XRD provides rapid, non-destructive, and precise identification of crystalline phases, making it highly reliable for quality control, research, and advanced material characterization.

3. Does the LB-10XRD support quantitative as well as qualitative analysis?

Yes, our LB-10XRD provides both qualitative phase identification and quantitative phase analysis, helping researchers determine material composition and relative phase proportions.

4. What is an XRD Diffractometer used for?

Our XRD Diffractometer analyzes crystalline structures, identifying phase composition, crystallite size, lattice parameters, and material purity across various industries.

5. How does an XRD Diffractometer work?

Labotronics XRD works by directing X-rays at a crystalline sample and detecting diffracted rays at specific angles to generate a pattern that reveals the material’s structure.

6. What are the advantages of XRD analysis?

Our XRD Diffractometer provides non-destructive, precise analysis by identifying compounds, determining crystallinity, and quantifying phases without damaging the sample.

7. What are the limitations of XRD analysis?

XRD is limited to crystalline materials and is less effective for amorphous substances or very small/complex samples, which may need advanced techniques.