X-Ray Diffraction (XRD)

X-Ray Diffraction X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) is a non-destructive technique for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of the crystalline materials, in form of powder or solid.

GNR XRD covers a huge range of applications for materials characterization and quality control of crystalline or non-crystalline materials such as powders, specimens, thin films or liquids.

Qualitative analysis (phase analysis) can be done thanks to the comparison of the diffractogram obtained from the specimen with a huge number of patterns included in the official databases. Single phases and/or mixtures of phases can be analysed with the programs available today.

Many investigations can be performed with the help of X-ray diffraction.

our Products

APD 2000 Pro

high power – Theta/Theta – laboratory powder X-Ray Diffractometer
high-low temperature and humidity chamber
qualitative and quantitative phase analysis
non-ambient analysis, structure solution and refinement
crystallite size and degree of crystallinity calculation.

Explorer

X-Ray Powder Diffraction (XPD)
multi-purpose – Theta/Theta – high resolution diffractometer
Reflectometry (XRR)
Grazing Incidence X-Ray Diffraction (GIXRD)
High Resolution X-Ray Diffraction (HRXRD)
Total X-Ray Fluorescence (TXRF)
Residual Stress and Texture X-Ray Diffraction.

AreX D – Retained Austenite

Quantitative determination of retained austenite content in heat-treated steels by x-ray diffraction
X-Ray Diffraction is considered the most accurate method of determining the amount of retained austenite in steels.
Using “ASTM E 975-03 Standard Practice for X-ray Determination of Retained Austenite in Steel with Near Random Crystallographic Orientation” along with the AreX D,

AreX L – Retained Austenite

Unique and outstanding instrument able to measure in an automated way Retained Austenite in compliance with ASTM E 975 -03.
Quantitative determination of retained austenite content in heat-treated steels by x-ray diffraction
X-Ray Diffraction is considered the most accurate method of determining the amount of retained austenite in steels.

StressX – Residual Stress

Non-destructive analysis on any dimensions samples * EN UNI 15305 and ASTM 915 compliant * X Ray Diffractometer mounted on 6-axis robot
StressX is a X-Ray Diffractometer dedicated to the Residual Stress Analysis, providing a non-destructuve test of the samples.
Residual Stress could be induced by machining, grinding, rolling.

Edge – Residual Stress

Non-destructive analysis on any dimensions sample for indoor and outdoor analysis.
Edgeis a portable Theta/Theta X-ray diffractometer: it allows performing reliable measurements on production samples and specimens to determine residual stress, retained austenite

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