Hitachi designs handheld XRF and LIBS metal analyzers built for positive material identification, alloy verification, and scrap sorting in the field. Fast, non-destructive, and accurate enough to drive real production decisions. Verichek carries and services Hitachi instruments across North America.
Handheld XRF and LIBS analyzers for PMI, alloy ID, and scrap sorting.
The Hitachi Vulcan is one of the fastest handheld metal analyzers available — delivering reliable grade identification in just one second with a simple trigger squeeze, even in the toughest…
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The X-MET8000 handles XRF analysis; the Vulcan handles LIBS. Both are purpose-built for field PMI and alloy ID — one supplier, two technologies.
No sample preparation, no lab turnaround. Hitachi analyzers deliver elemental results in seconds: on the pipe, at the rack, or at the scrap pile.
Built for industrial job sites, not climate-controlled labs. Hitachi instruments perform in the conditions where PMI decisions get made — pipes, racks, outdoor yards.
Calibration checks, parts sourcing, and technical support for Hitachi instruments across the US and Canada. Verichek is the call when your analyzer needs service.
Our technical sales team has decades of experience matching OES instruments to specific applications. Let us help you find the perfect spectrometer for your needs.
Our ANAB accreditation is your guarantee of technical competence. Backed by 30+ years of business excellence and 150+ years of combined expertise.
Explore guides, FAQs, and expert insights to help you get the most out of your HITACHI Metal Analyzers equipment.
In industries like manufacturing, mining, and material quality control, understanding the composition of metals is critical to ensuring quality, safety, and performance.
XRF instruments must comply with state radiological safety standards annually. LIBS analyzers require regular performance verification to stay within spec.
In metal analysis, even the most advanced equipment can deliver slightly different results. Instruments like OES, XRF, and LIBS operate using different technologies, which can cause variations in readings.
