As soon as I arrived at the office in the morning, the leader told me that a customer would come to visit qmaxis laboratory today and learn more about the basic situation and experimental results of Leica microscope dm6 m LIBS. For this customer's visit, we also made some preparations in the early stage, and also invited Leica professionals to carry out installation and commissioning to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.

Leica dm6 m LIBS is a new product of Leica. This exhibition is very important for Leica and qmaxis, and we all pay more attention to it. At noon, Leica's relevant leaders and personnel in charge of the exhibition and explanation arrived at qmaxis laboratory one after another, prepared relevant materials and samples to be displayed in advance, and debugged and inspected the microscope again to ensure that the exhibition in the afternoon could proceed smoothly.

At 5:00 p.m., the customer arrived at qmaxis laboratory on time. First, he had the most intuitive feeling about the appearance of Leica dm6 m LIBS, that is, atmosphere. Secondly, Leica engineers began to carry out relevant operations for the customer. From the placement of samples to the display of the final results, each step was explained to the customer in great detail, and some questions raised by the customer were also given more professional answers.

We selected several samples of different materials and showed them separately. After the exhibition, we sat in the conference room with the customer for in-depth discussion. Finally, the customer was satisfied and returned. This exhibition was a complete success!

Now let's also learn about Leica dm6 m LIBS microscope in detail:

Leica dm6 m LIBS integrated laser spectral material analysis two in one system for visual and chemical analysis. It is a new solution for element analysis, metallographic analysis and cleanliness analysis. Microscopical observation, the chemical element atlas can be obtained within one second by gently pressing a key. Such magic depends on the laser excitation of the target micro area by its special light path. In particular, the use of dm6m LIBS for analysis can reduce the analysis time by 90% compared with the traditional sem/eds test, save time and labor, and improve the efficiency without the need for sample inlay, grinding and polishing.

The new dm6 m LIBS product uses laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) technology, which is an atomic emission spectrum that can qualitatively and quantitatively analyze various elements in solid phase, liquid phase and gas phase.

Leica microscope dm6 m LIBS advantages overview:

No SEM sample preparation is required; Sample preparation and transfer are not required; No system adjustment is required; And there is no need to reposition the region of interest (ROI). Compared with the typical electron microscope method, it can save 90% of the time.

Streamline the workflow to one step and focus on results. Combining various tools to analyze the microstructure and composition of samples will get all the information in one second to help you make the right decision. In more than 90% of cases, users can obtain enough data to make confident decisions about the next step (for example, whether it is necessary to use SEM for more detailed analysis to confirm the pollution source).

The combination of dm6 m LIBS two in one system and cleaning expert analysis software enables you to visually and chemically inspect the samples on the filter using only one instrument and one workflow. This makes it easier to find the source of pollution.

Make confident decisions. By quickly obtaining the data of particle composition and structure, you will get the advantage of making confident decisions more quickly in the analysis process.

Evaluation of microstructure composition, dm6 m LIBS two in one solution can help you perform phase structure and Elemental/chemical analysis, such as ores, alloys, ceramics, etc. No sample preparation or transfer between 2 or more devices is required. The whole analysis workflow is completed on one instrument.

It greatly reduces the sample preparation and expensive sem/eds analysis that occupy human resources, thus effectively saving time and money.

The ablation principle of LIBS can be applied to the micro drilling of materials. Micro drilling can be applied to, for example, depth profiles; Analytic hierarchy process; Surface cleaning.

Depth profiles are useful in determining whether the composition of a material changes with depth into the material. Analytic hierarchy process can be used to find the composition of each layer in a material. For example, multilayer coated or painted metals are layered materials. Oxide and contamination can be removed by surface cleaning.

Dm6 m LIBS solution, a sharp tool for chemical analysis research, uses laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) to make qualitative chemical analysis possible. Click to trigger the analysis, and the laser will penetrate the aiming point on the sample. A plasma will be produced and then decomposed. The generated characteristic spectrum shows the distribution map of elements in the material; The software compares the spectra with the known element and compound datasets to determine the composition of the microstructure. The data set can be expanded with the specific material results obtained by the user.

The microscope also plays a very important role in realizing the rapid material analysis workflow by using the two in one solution. For example, dm6m compound microscope can be used to observe in the zoom range of 1.25 to 100 times of objective lens; With multi contrast technology, it is easy to see the subtle structure of the material with true color; Analyze as needed at any time.

Therefore, it is not too late to seize the opportunity! Welcome to qmaxis lab to see Leica microscope dm6 m LIBS!