Rapid elemental analysis, Chemical imaging, mapping and much more
Passionately developed, BUILT TO BEST SUIT YOUR NEED
Analytical instrument for rapid multi-elemental analysis and chemical imaging. It utilizes the Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) – one of today’s most promising technique of elemental analysis. With FireFly model, you can easily apply the key benefits of LIBS technology in your elemental analysis application. Specification Motorized 3-axis stage Microscopy sample view unit Motorized laser spot size changer Gas purge and extraction *100 Hz repetition rate DPSS laser Fast elemental imaging (mapping) feature *) Key components are configurable, so you can tune the system to the higher level.
INDUSTRY WIDE SUCCESS: Custom designed system
Where quick elemental analysis is desired, the LIBS technique can save time, money and material resources. Wide spectrum of industrial fields can benefit from the LIBS technology. From laboratory LIBS systems, in-situ compact LIBS instruments or stand-off systems capable of material analysis at the distance of units of meters.
Application examples
- Depth profiling of multilayer materials
- Quality control of input / output materials
- Chemical mapping of heterogenic materials
- Detection of metallic / heavy / toxic elements
- Material sorting
- Much more.
Complete Automation available: 3-axes Motorized Stage
Micrometer precision and automated features Do not waste your time with the manual sample manipulation, which is slow, inaccurate, and hardly repeatable. Specification
Travel range: X × Y × Z: 100 × 100 × 70 mm Step resolution: <1 μm Bi-directional repeatability (RMS): ±0.40 μm C++ control libraries for OEM integration
Software features
Relative / absolute movement to a coordinate Automated movement based on the series of coordinates for the mapping (chemical imaging) Batch import / export coordinates Wait time and Trigger-out after reaching set coordinate smoothly.
Team Lightigo
About us
Lightigo is a company focused on the development and production of the analytical instruments for the Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy, one of today’s most promising technique of elemental analysis.
Lightigo by the researchers and hardware developers who have the long-term experience with R&D in the field of LIBS.