Understand how complementary material analysis techniques can help improve quality
Join our experts as they give their recommendations to help you accelerate your material testing programs and protect your business’ reputation.
End-to-end quality assurance and control is no longer a nice to have but a must have in manufacturing and fabrication.
From incoming material verification to factory floor quality control to final inspection and warehouse inventory control, testing the elemental composition of materials at all stages of the production process helps to increase productivity and eliminate waste.
Join our experts as they give their recommendations to help you accelerate your material testing programs and protect your business’ reputation.
Here’s what we’ll cover during the webinar:
- Basics of material analysis techniques: XRF, LIBS, and spark OES
- How each of these techniques complement each other
- Real-life customer examples
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In partnership with Quality Magazine - 3rd March at 11am ET
Marianne Walters, Applications Team Lead
About our speakers
Marianne Walters:
Marianne Walters is the Applications Team Lead at Hitachi High-Tech Analytical Science located in Westford, MA. Her current role allows her to use her expertise in X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF), Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS), as well as her academic studies to optimize customer-driven applications, find logical solutions to PMI inspection and quality control, and run demonstrations and trainings both in the office and on site with customers. Marianne holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering with a Concentration in Manufacturing from Boston University.
Frank Theuws
Frank Theuws is General Manager for Global OES Distribution of Hitachi High-Tech Analytical Science. With over 30 years of global experience in Optical Emission Spectroscopy, Frank has an strong understanding of customer needs and future analytical requirements. He has also previously worked in the applications and method development teams and has astute knowledge of the technology in this field of metal and non-metal industry.