PRECIOUS METALS
arun technology & precious metals
Traditionally, the jewellery industry has relied on visual inspection, magnets, and even acid testing to determine the authenticity and value of gold, silver, and other precious jewellery items. These methods can be inaccurate, damage the jewellery being tested, and even pose health risks to the people performing them. ARUN Technology is at the forefront of introducing X-Ray Fluorescent technology to modernise the jewellery industry. This method offers a safe, reliable, and non-destructive way to analyse the precise composition of precious samples, and can be offered in both handheld and benchtop devices depending on the needs of the user. Results are displayed on touchscreen interfaces in less than 10 seconds, giving immediate assurance of the gold content and identifying any high-risk allying elements.
Discover the HELIUS handheld XRF and AURUM benchtop XRF instrument below.
Instruments for
precious metals
helius (xrf)
HELIUS is the first in the series of ARUN’s XRF handheld spectrometers. Using X-ray fluorescence analysis technology, this mid-size instrument analyses products of various materials quickly, reliably, and non-destructively. Weighing 1.51 Kg; this is the lightest amongst other devices in the market.
The HELIUS XRF series of metal analysers are a good choice for analysis in many fields; delivering rapid and accurate results right in the palm of your hand. Due to the advanced electronics and state-of-the-art mathematical algorithms, the HELIUS XRF instruments provide ultimate quality of measurement within a couple of seconds.
aurum (xrf)
ARUN Technology’s AURUM benchtop X-Ray Fluorescence analyser provides rapid and precise results for both detailed composition analysis and karat content assessment. The device delivers high performance in the detection of all constituent metals, not just gold. In a matter for seconds, you will be able to accurately measure the precise content of precious metals in jewellery, coins, and other valuable items.
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