All that glitters is not gold – find out the easy way with XRF analysis
Accurate and non-destructive, XRF precious metal analyzers ensure fair price without the need to use chemical assay, fire assay or alternative testing methods for analysis.
Many factors affect the price of gold and precious metals including the economic cycle and simply the demand for these valuable metals. One of the biggest global demands for gold comes from India due to the massive requirement for jewellery and the auspiciousness around it, followed by China, US, Middle East, Indonesia and United Kingdom.
The real value of jewelry and ornamental objects can be verified by testing the precise elemental composition to determine the value of items being bought, sold, and recycled. Accurate and non-destructive, XRF precious metal analyzers ensure fair price without the need to use chemical assay, fire assay or alternative testing methods for analysis.
Join our experts as they share their insights on precious metals analysis for you to be sure of the true transactional value of each piece.
Here’s what we’ll cover during the webinar:
- Precious metals market outlook
- Reasons why accurate measurements are needed
- In-depth walkthrough of how XRF works for measurement of precious metals
- Hitachi’s range of XRF analyzers for precious metals analysis
22nd June at 2pm SGT
Christoffer Beck, Product Business Development Manager for handheld XRF
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America/EMEA
22nd June at 10am EDT | 3pm BST
Christoffer Beck, Product Business Development Manager for handheld XRF
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About our speaker
Christoffer Beck
Christoffer Beck is the Product Business Development Manager for handheld XRF at Hitachi High-Tech Analytical Science based in Finland. In his current role he focusses globally on Hitachi’s customers across various industries, providing them with improved solutions to their handheld analytical instrumentation challenges.
