Spectroscopy is used to determine the Material compositionThe age of the material can then be determined, at best up to a decade, on the basis of the alloying elements or the manufacturing process. Subsequently, the age of the material can be determined on the basis of the alloying elements or the manufacturing process, at best with an accuracy of up to a decade. Spectroscopy, as a forensic or scientific method of checking the authenticity of a vehicle, has been used in our engineering office since 1988. For 9 years now, we have been able to determine the material composition of nearly Non-destructive and mobile carry out. Thus, we can carry out an appropriate investigation inter- and nationally at any time. To date, we have been able to expand our experience on the west and east coasts of North America, South America, Tokyo, Moscow, northern Italy, England, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland and in Austria.
NOTE: You would like to use XRF? X-ray fluorescence is a method for analysing the elemental composition of materials. However, XRF has limitations in terms of the elements that can be measured... Optical Emission Spectroscopy (the spectroscopy we use and the only one that provides the information needed to be able to "date" the material) is an optical method that this can be used to detect almost all types of elements, especially those that are crucial for our analysis and "dating" -> XRF can NOT detect these elements! The information you get is not very helpful! The OEM is non-destructive and also portable, so there is absolutely no need for XRF, which then does not give you the information you need. So please be careful here!
Spectroscopy is used to determine the composition of the material, including the elements that make up the political material. The name of the alloying element is the manufacturing process, at best, except for an exact behaviour. Spectroscopy, as a forensic or scientific method of checking the authenticity of a neSpectroscopy is used to determine the composition of the material, including the elements in percentage that make up the material. Following the analysis it is possible to determine the manufacturing process and the decade it was produced in. Further are able to compare the analysis with our data from the archive and make a statement regarding the originality of the material (e.g. frame, chassis, body...). Spectroscopy, as a forensic and scientific method of checking the authenticity of materials, has been used in our engineering office since 1988. For 9 years now, we have been able to determine the composition of materials on sight, at the car, not needing to send material into a stationary laboratory. Therefore we are able to analyse the material in an almost non invasive way at any time, any where in the world. To date, we have been travelling across the world to inspect many cars from UK, Italy, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Austria, Spain, Portugal, over North and South America, South Africa, Russia, Japan and China.
NOTE: You want to use XRF? X-ray fluorescence is a method to analyse the elemental composition of materials. However, XRF has limitations on the elements that can be measured... Optical Emission Spectroscopy (the spectroscopy we use and is the only one providing the information necessary in order to be able to "date" the material) is an optical method that can be used to detect almost all types of Elementes, especially those which are crucial for our analysis and "dating" -> the XRF can NOT detect these elements! The information you'll gain is not very helpful! The OEM is non-destructive and Portable too so absolutely no need for an XRF which then doesn't provide the Information needed - so please be careful here!
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