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On Demand Webinar

Meet Your ASTM Testing with Advanced Bench-top XRF & Elemental Analysis

We’re getting down to business when it comes to supporting your ASTM testing. We’ll highlight ED-XRF, WD-XRF, CHNS, trace SN, and other bench-top analyzers.

We’ll dive into the latest bench-top instrumentation available, including ED-XRF, WD-XRF, CHNS and trace SN analyzers, and other bench-top lab equipment. When it comes to petrochemical testing, modern instrumentation can extend to trace and ultra-trace level analysis. Discover how other manufacturers have moved away from floor-standing instruments and towards bench-top models, to create more efficient workflows and lab workspaces. A broad range of ASTM methods for petrochemicals will be covered, including elemental analysis for Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Sulfur, Chlorine, Oxygen, as well as trace metals and contaminants like Iron, Nickel, Vanadium and Silicon.

Key Webinar Takeaways:

Discover new ASTM methods that use modern bench-top instruments which can be used to reduce or replace the use of older, maintenance heavy elemental analysis instrumentation.
Learn about the different types of elemental analysis techniques and instrumentation, their unique strengths, and when and where to apply them.
Prepare your lab for an increased demand for timely results with the use of modern day, flexible instrumentation

PRESENTED BY:

Bryan DeVerse

Product Manager,

Quantum Analytics

Bryan is responsible for developing, consulting and supporting sales activities for spectroscopy product lines such as Infrared, UV-Vis, X-ray, Combustion Gas Analysis and more. Bryan also consults with clients to provide application support, method development as well as product training. Bryan’s experience includes 19 years of spectroscopy instrument focus providing sales & application support, method development and customer service support. His key to success is his ability to provide high level technical understanding to the low-tech, everyday common users, teaching complex concepts but in a manner that is simplified and useful.