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Selecting the right spectrometer is critical for precision and ROI. Use our interactive selection guide to filter our inventory based on your specific metal analysis requirements, environment, and budget. Get a tailored recommendation in under 60 seconds.
Instrument Selection Guide
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All Available Instruments (9)
Browse our complete instrument lineup below, or use the questions on the left to filter by your requirements.
E3 Esaport: The Lightweight Powerhouse of Portable OES
The E3 Esaport is a compact, high-performance optical emission spectrometer designed for mobility without compromising on precision. Perfect for on-site metal analysis, scrap sorting, and PMI testing across the US and Canada.
ElvaX Plus: The World's Fastest Desktop EDXRF Analyzer
The ElvaX Plus is a desktop energy-dispersive XRF spectrometer with the fastest throughput on the market — over 400,000 cps — delivering unmatched precision, accuracy, and long-term reproducibility for elemental analysis from Na to U.
ElvaX ProSpector: Intuitive Handheld EDXRF for Elemental Analysis
The ElvaX ProSpector is a portable, handheld energy-dispersive XRF analyzer designed for ease of use without sacrificing precision — delivering reliable elemental analysis in the field, on the production floor, or in the lab.
Ernst Computest Lite: Simple, Autonomous Portable Rockwell Hardness Tester
The Computest Lite is a 5 kgf portable Rockwell hardness tester designed for straightforward on-site hardness testing — with an onboard display, language-independent operation, and preset scales for immediate out-of-the-box use.
Ernst e-Computest: Wireless Portable Rockwell Hardness Tester with Android App
The e-Computest is a lightweight (5 kgf), wireless portable Rockwell hardness tester — combining industrial-grade durability with an Android-based application that makes detecting, managing, archiving, and sharing hardness data easier than ever.
GNR LP 3000 Lapping Machine: Reliable Sample Prep for Ferrous & Non-Ferrous
The LP 3000 is a precision lapping and polishing machine designed specifically for preparing ferrous and non-ferrous spectrometric samples — ensuring surface quality that directly supports accurate metal analysis results.
GNR R3 RotrOil: Portable OES for Wear Metals & Contaminants in Oils
The R3 RotrOil is a compact, transportable optical emission spectrometer purpose-built for determining trace concentrations of wear metals, contaminants, and additives in lubricating oils, transmission fluids, and refrigerating liquids.
PMI-MASTER Pro2
The PMI-MASTER Pro2 is a rugged mobile spark OES analyzer built for fast, dependable metal analysis in the field. Perfect for grade verification, quality control, and scrap sorting across the US and Canada.
PMI-MASTER Smart
The PMI-MASTER Smart is a lightweight, portable spark OES analyzer that delivers reliable, lab-comparable metal analysis with almost no warm-up time. Ideal for PMI, material verification, and hot-surface testing on-site — wherever the work takes…
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about choosing the right spectrometer for your application.
How do I know which type of spectrometer is right for me?
It depends on your application. OES (Optical Emission Spectrometry) is ideal for full chemical analysis including carbon, nitrogen, and trace elements. XRF is better for non-destructive sorting and alloy identification. LIBS offers rapid handheld analysis without radiation. Our selection guide above helps you narrow down the best match.
Can I try an instrument before purchasing?
Yes — Verichek offers trial and demonstration programs for most instruments in our lineup. Contact us to arrange an on-site demo or send us your samples for a complimentary analysis at our lab in Pittsburgh, PA.
What’s the difference between OES, XRF, and LIBS?
OES uses a spark to excite a sample and measures emitted light — it’s the gold standard for precise lab analysis including carbon. XRF uses X-rays for non-destructive analysis and is great for sorting and PMI. LIBS uses a laser pulse and requires no radiation license, making it ideal for restricted environments.
Do you offer financing or leasing options?
Yes, we work with several financing partners to offer competitive lease and purchase options. Whether you need a single handheld analyzer or a full laboratory setup, we can tailor a payment plan to fit your budget. Contact our sales team for a customized quote.
What kind of support comes with an instrument purchase?
Every instrument purchase from Verichek includes installation, operator training, and a warranty period. We also offer ongoing calibration services, preventive maintenance contracts, and emergency repair support to keep your equipment running at peak performance.
