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Material testing

Material Analysis

Materials analysis

Determination of the chemical composition of unknown metallic materials or in the event of suspected material mix-up, for entry control to ensure material delivery quality or to restrict the origin of foreign particles, etc.

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RUBIG has numerous methods for determining the chemical composition:

  • Chemical analysis of steels and other metals:
    • Stationary spark spectrometer
    • Optical glow discharge optical emission spectrometer (GDOES)
  • Chemical analysis of very small components, chips, metallic particles or for selected, microscopically small areas:
    • EDX microanalysis system
  • Measurement of element profiles / depth profiles of hard material-layered or thermochemically treated components (thick DLC layers also possible):
    • Optical glow discharge optical emission spectrometer (GDOES)
  • Determining the residual austenite content (RA measurement):
    • X-ray diffractometer analysis

Which material is your part made of?

In combination with the heat treatment, the alloy components of a metallic material provide the material basic conditions for the machinability of semi-finished products and for the performance of components during use. Knowledge about the chemical composition is therefore very important.

Determining the chemical composition of raw materials, components or tools:

  • Establishing the material type of an unknown part
  • Incoming goods inspection for assurance of the material delivery quality
  • Quick comparison tests in the event of suspicion of material mix-up
  • Restricting the origin of foreign particles an wear surfaces or metal chips in plastic end products
  • Determining the residual austenite content