Intelligent detection tool for steel material manufacturing industry

Accurate analysis to assist in component control

The Aike handheld spectrometer adopts advanced XRF technology, which can quickly quantify key elements such as magnesium, aluminum, sulfur, phosphorus, silicon, titanium, vanadium, chromium, nickel, manganese, copper, molybdenum, etc. in steel within seconds.

Whether it is raw material entry inspection, smelting process control, or finished product factory inspection, the Aike spectrometer can provide high-precision and high repeatability data support to ensure that the composition of each batch of steel meets design requirements and international standards (such as ASTM, ISO, GB, etc.).

The performance of steel materials is highly dependent on their chemical composition. For example:

The content of chromium and nickel determines the corrosion resistance of stainless steel;

The control of sulfur and phosphorus affects the toughness and processability of steel;

The addition of vanadium and titanium can significantly improve strength and high-temperature performance.

The Aike handheld spectrometer can monitor the content of these key elements in real time, helping enterprises adjust process parameters in a timely manner, avoid performance defects caused by component deviations, and fundamentally improve product quality and consistency.

Portable and lossless, suitable for various scenarios

The Aike handheld spectrometer is designed to be lightweight and easy to operate, requiring no professional training to get started. Its non-destructive testing characteristics are particularly suitable for the testing of finished products, semi-finished products, and in-service equipment, without causing any damage to the materials.

Whether in the steelmaking workshop, rolling production line, warehouse or outdoor construction site, component analysis can be carried out anytime and anywhere, truly achieving "inspection accompanying, quality controllable".

Safe and environmentally friendly, in compliance with regulatory requirements

Aike spectrometer can also be used to detect harmful elements (such as lead, cadmium, etc.) in steel, ensuring that products comply with environmental regulations (such as RoHS), helping enterprises build green supply chains, and enhance market competitiveness.