Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy
Labs and manufacturing facilities everywhere are being asked to do more with less. Teams must increase throughput, maintain quality, and control costs at the same time. For elemental analysis, energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) is an attractive option. It requires minimal sample preparation, uses low-cost consumables, delivers fast multi-element results, and is a simple technique with a long service life.
Rigaku’s NEX Series benchtop EDXRF portfolio is built for these pressures. From routine quality control checks on the plant floor to trace-level analysis of complex matrices in the lab, users can match instrument capability to application needs. Many customers also use NEX systems as a backup to WDXRF or alongside ICP, so that only the most demanding work goes to ICP, reducing overall cost per sample.
Here is a quick comparison of Rigaku’s benchtop EDXRF models:
For everyday quality control, incoming material verification, and at-line checks, the NEX QC II Series provides a practical entry point to EDXRF. These compact benchtop systems combine solid analytical performance with affordability and a low total cost of ownership.
For QA labs and production environments where turnaround time and repeatability are critical, the NEX DE Series provides a mid-tier option with higher performance.
At the top of the Rigaku EDXRF benchtop line, the NEX CG II Series is designed for research and commercial testing labs, as well as advanced QA and QC environments.
Rigaku offers one of the broadest EDXRF benchtop portfolios. Users can choose the right instrument for their applications and budget, and keep delivering reliable, high-quality data even when resources are limited.
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ILM Guide 2026/27