The SIGRAY AttoMap-200 Micro-XRF is a cutting-edge X-ray fluorescence microscope that redefines laboratory fluorescence capabilities. Indeed, with its highest resolution and sensitivity, the AttoMap-200 achieves down to single-digit microns (3-5 µm) and sub-ppm sensitivity. Thus, making it an indispensable tool for detailed elemental analysis.
Furthermore, this advanced system features energy tunability with up to five different incident X-ray spectra, allowing for optimized imaging across a broad range of samples. Additionally, the AttoMap-200’s large travel and enclosure enable unsupervised overnight scans, certainly providing opportunities to integrate correlative techniques such as Raman Spectroscopy. Whether for life sciences, environmental studies, mineralogy, or semiconductor research, the SIGRAY AttoMap-200 Micro-XRF offers unparalleled performance and versatility
Features
Highest resolution laboratory microXRF
Achieve down to single digit microns (3-5µm) with high resolution optic
Sub-ppm sensitivity
Quantify down to sub parts per million (ppm) levels with Sigray’s flexible software packages
Energy tunability
Maximize throughout and sensitivity with up to 5 different incident X-ray spectra
Large Travel and Enclosure
Enables unsupervised overnight scans. Also provides opportunity to integrate correlative techniques such as Raman Spectroscopy
Patented Multi-Target Ultrahigh Brightness X-ray Source
Sigray’s X-ray source, when combined with the X-ray opticas, has over 50X the brightness over the illumination beam (source+optics) systems employed by other leading microXRF systems. Up to 4 target materials can be customized for the AttoMap-200 source, allowing software selection optimal spectra for your sample
Enhanced Arsenic Sensitivity in Arsenopyrite Samples: Mo vs. W Fluorescence Cross-Section Comparison
Comparison of As channel in a arsenopyrite sample. Arsenic sensitivity is dramatically increased because of the substantially better As fluorescence cross-section for Mo than W.
Select up to 5 elements for your AttoMap-200 x.
Application of SIGRAY AttoMap-200 Micro-XRF
- Life Sciences and Metallomics
- Environmental / Botany
- Mineralogy
- Semiconductor
Elemental Channels of a Daphnia Water Flea
Hyperaccumulating Seedling
Mineralogical mapping using Sigray’s AttoMap (left), a correlative optical image acquired with the AttoMap (upper right), and a SEM-EDS image of the same sample.
300mm wafer in AttoMap
