We explain fundamentally how X-ray fluorescence analysis works, from the creation of the measurement signal to the measurement of the sample.
In our webinar series "Inside XRF" we start the new year with an exciting webinar on XRF analysis. In the webinar "How does XRF work in the application?", Dr. Rainer Schramm will give you a basic explanation of how XRF works - from the generation of the measurement signal to the measurement of the sample.
The webinar will take place on January 19th at 03:00 PM (CET). It's free and will take about 30 minutes. Registered users will receive a recording of the webinar.
Click the button below to register for the webinar and learn more about our new "Inside XRF" webinar program.
with this small Christmas greeting we would like to thank you very much for the good cooperation and the great trust you have placed in us and our work in these difficult times. We are pleased that you have remained loyal to us and that we have been able to stay in touch with you thanks to digital tools.
The entire FLUXANA team wishes you and your family a Merry Christmas and the best of health in the New Year.
Your FLUXANA Team
We will continue our webinars with other exciting topics in 2022!
Our "Inside XRF" webinar program still has interesting topics to do with RFA. You can find a preview of the next three webinars on our website:
Start of the Registration for our New Proficiency Test / Round Robin
Proficiency Test / Round Robin for Slag - RV-2022-01
The new round robin includes the analysis of a slag. Accredited and non-accredited laboratories with sufficient experience in X-ray fluorescence analysis (XRF) have the opportunity to participate. We recommend XRF as the preferred analysis method.
Parameters to determine: Al2O3, CaO, Cr2O3, Fe2O3, K2O, MgO, Mn2O3, P2O5, SiO2, TiO2, V2O5, loss on ignition
Registration deadline for the proficiency test is January 30, 2022.
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Webinar: The end of the year is approaching - We answer your questions!
We answer your specific questions from over a year of "Inside XRF" webinars.
We really appreciate all the questions you have send us in over a year of "Inside XRF" webinars! Therefore, we'd like to use the last webinar of the year to answer some of these questions. Your host Konstantin Brendgens will elaborate and present the most frequently asked questions for you.
Is there something you always wanted to know about x-ray fluorescence analysis? Is there a certain challenge you would like us to address?
Then take your chance now and send in your question! Use this link or send us an email to info@fluxana.com.
The webinar will take place on December 8th at 03:00 PM (CET). It's free and will take about 30 minutes. Registered users will receive a recording of the webinar.
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Webinar: Method Development - Validation of a Method
How do I validate my application and how do I prove that it is fit for its purpose?
The last part of our four-part webinar series on WDXRF method development is about the validation of a method. Your hostess Susan Aschenbrenner explains in the webinar "Method Development: Validation of a Method" how to validate a test method and check that it is suitable.
The webinar will take place on November 17th at 03:00 PM (CET). It's free and will take about 30 minutes. Registered users will receive a recording of the webinar.
Click the button below to register for the webinar and learn more about our new "Inside XRF" webinar program.
How can the analytical performance of a measurement be defined based on the measurement uncertainty and how can it be statistically calculated?
The next topic in our "Inside XRF" webinar series is about statistics and measurement uncertainty in XRF. Your host Dr. Rainer Schramm explains the analytical performance of a measurement to you. He will answer the questions how to define it on the basis of the measurement uncertainty and how to calculate statistically.
The webinar will take place on October 13h at 03:00 PM (CET). It's free and will take about 30 minutes. Registered users will receive a recording of the webinar.
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We explain the meaning of drift correction samples and show you an example of how to carry out a drift correction.
Drift correction is the next topic in the third part of our four-part webinar series on WDXRF method development. In the webinar "Method development: drift correction", your host Susan Aschenbrenner will explain the meaning of drift correction samples and show you an example of how to carry out a drift correction.
The webinar will take place on September 15th at 03:00 PM (CET). It's free and will take about 30 minutes. Registered users will receive a recording of the webinar.
Click the button below to register for the webinar and learn more about our new "Inside XRF" webinar program.
Start of the Registration for our New Proficiency Test / Round Robin
Proficiency Test / Round Robin for Used Catalysts - RV-2021-02
The new round robin includes the analysis of a used catalyst. Accredited and non-accredited laboratories with sufficient experience in X-ray fluorescence analysis (XRF) have the opportunity to participate. We recommend XRF as the preferred analysis method.
Registration deadline for the proficiency test is September 30, 2021.
Click the button below for more information and the registration form.
Two New Certified Reference Materials Now Available!
Cements: FLX-1001 and FLX-1002 accredited according to DIN EN ISO 17034: 2017
We have extended our range of certified reference materials (CRM) by two new cements:FLX-1001 and FLX-1002. Both materials are accredited according to DIN EN ISO 17034: 2017.
Use the button below to find a list of all the FLUXANA reference materials. Information on the content and relevant documents (certificates, safety data sheets and proficiency testing reports) for the new materials are available under “Cements”.
You will also find a large selection of additionalexclusive reference materials in our FLUXearch® Database.
Webinar: Method development - Correction models for calibrations
When do I use which and why? How do I correct line overlap effects correctly?
The second part of our three-part webinar series on WDXRF method development adresses calibrations. In this webinar with the title: "Method development: Correction models for calibrations", your host, Konstantin Brendgens will tell you which correction models to use in which case and how to correct line overlap effects.
The webinar will take place on August 18th at 03:00 PM (CET). It's free and will take about 30 minutes. Registered users will receive a recording of the webinar.
Click the button below to register for the webinar and learn more about our new "Inside XRF" webinar program.
With the aim of a long-term conversion to the electric mobility of our fleet, FLUXANA® has invested in an electric car and a company-owned charging station for visitors. We see this as the basis for sustainable, climate-neutral and environmentally conscious growth.
