Jewelry Electroplating Factory
Jewelry electroplating is a complex process of coating a base metal or alloy with 18k gold, silver, platinum, rhodium, etc. The thickness and composition of the coating are important to product quality. If the coating is too thin, it fails to provide adequate durability and does not properly embellish the jewelry; if too thick, it increases production costs and may cause cracking and peeling, leading to economic losses. XRF spectrometers provide non-destructive, fast, and accurate testing. These coating thickness analyzers offer crucial data for quality control.
Challenges
Quality Control
Inadequate coating thickness control leads to quality issues and economic loses.
Instrument Performance
Most XRF spectrometers, adopting the Empirical Coefficient method, rely on collected data from standard samples to measure the thickness and composition of coatings, which is time-consuming and inaccurate.
Operation
It is inconvenient to set various parameters before testing.
Advantages
Non-destructive Test
- XRF spectrometers are able to analyze samples in a non-destructive, fast and accurate way.
Intelligent
- X-ray fluorescence spectrometers, with the Smart FP algorithm, are able to accurately measure the thickness and composition of coatings in 60s.
Easy Operation
- One-click testing, convenient for anyone.
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