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Suzhou Langsheng Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd
819630446@qq.com
13073301868
Building 4, Listed Science and Technology Innovation Park, No. 19 Yong'an Road, Huqiu District, Suzhou City
Introduction
Human history has a long and rich history, leaving behind countless precious cultural heritages such as exquisite jade artifacts, murals, ceramics, coins, sculptures, bronze, seals, and other cultural relics and artworks. Studying the mineral, pigment, enamel, fiber and other components in cultural relics and artworks is of great significance for us to protect history and study human history and culture.


With the development of technology, numerous non-destructive spectroscopic techniques have been introduced into the field of cultural preservation, solving the many limitations and difficulties in cultural relic research caused by the preciousness of cultural relics that cannot be destroyed. Therefore, by analyzing the origin, manufacturing year, process, and disease mechanism of cultural relics, a wealth of information can be obtained.
In recent years, X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy (XRF) has become an analytical method for cultural relics and archaeology professionals around the world due to its non-destructive testing, fast analysis speed, accurate and reliable testing, and other characteristics.

TrueX handheld archaeological analyzer is an intelligent and portable analytical instrument provided by Langsheng specifically for the field of cultural heritage and archaeology. It can perform non-destructive analysis on various artworks or cultural relics, instantly obtain information on major and trace elements in samples, and provide reliable data support for archaeologists to obtain the age, origin, authenticity, production process, and how to protect cultural relics and artworks.


Authenticity appraisal of cultural relics
Chronological analysis of cultural relics
Analysis of the origin of cultural relics and their mineral sources
Research on Production Technology
Research and Restoration of Cultural Relics Protection
Research on ancient environment, geography, and paleontology, etc


Among all antique counterfeits, ancient coins have low production costs and are the most commonly counterfeited. Although modern counterfeit coins can be mistaken for real, their composition and X-ray fluorescence spectra are different. The TrueX handheld archaeological analyzer can quickly distinguish their authenticity.
