(openPR) - Seaford, DE – Skyray Instrument, Inc; a leading manufacturer of x-ray fluorescence (XRF) technology, has announced their entry into the North American marketplace through Skyray XRF. The official introduction of Skyray XRF will be at the Pittcon Conference and Expo; March 3rd to March 6th in New Orleans, LA. Multiple Skyray instruments will be available for review at Pittcon booth 5308; including the Pocket-II – a portable XRF designed for hazardous substance testing.
“We feel that the Skyray XRF product line is well suited for the needs of the North American market” commented Jeffrey Henseler, Marketing Manager for Skyray XRF. “The goal during instrument development has always been to create a high-performing XRF that can be made available at a low price – and that is what we will offer. Skyray XRF will provide economical solutions to our customers XRF needs”.
While Skyray Instrument manufactures over a dozen x-ray units; the initial offering to the North American market will focus on four XRF systems. Available instruments include the portable Pocket-II XRF for hazardous substance testing and three bench-top systems that offer multi-functional testing; including hazardous substance detection, thickness testing, elemental analysis and more. As an introductory special, all four instruments will be offered with an extended warranty.
Since 1990, Skyray Instrument has developed x-ray fluorescence (XRF) technology for non-destructive coating thickness testing and elemental analysis. Skyray XRF will have instruments for review at the Pittcon 2008 Conference (Booth 5308). Contact Skyray XRF at 716-204-2388 or visit www.skyrayxrf.com for additional information.
Skyray XRF is the North American representative for Skyray Instrument, Inc. XRF standards for x-ray fluorescence and the instruments are commonly used for hazardous substance testing (lead, cadmium, etc) and a variety of quality control testing applications.
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