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Pro for alloy and RoHS. Max for mining, soil, and multi-industry use. Ultra for the best detection limits and premium SDD performance.

Pro covers 22–92 elements. Max covers 12–92. Ultra covers 11–92 with the best light-element performance.

Up to 12 hours of typical field use on a full charge, depending on measurement frequency and ambient temperature.

Yes. Grade ID can differentiate 304 and 316 in about one second based on Cr, Ni, and Mo content.

Yes. Max and Ultra are designed for pathfinder screening, core logging, and soil grids. Confirm critical samples with lab assays.

Yes. All models support RoHS screening for Pb, Cd, Hg, Br, and Cr in components and assemblies.

PDF and Excel export, with optional GPS coordinates and camera images embedded in reports.

Yes. Cloud reporting syncs measurement history across devices and teams with user management.

Specelex analyzers include a 2-year warranty. Extended service plans are available through regional partners.

Yes. Contact us for distributor, OEM, and ODM partnership discussions.

Yes — with your supervisor's approval. Select your role and describe your course or thesis context in the inquiry form.

We provide free initial feasibility and method guidance within 48 hours. Paid analysis or demo scheduling is quoted separately.

Solids and powders with flat surfaces work best — alloys, soils, rocks, ceramics, and metals. Liquids require special sample cups; very light elements (e.g. C, O) are not detectable.

Submit a teaching partnership or procurement inquiry — our academic team reviews fit and onboarding steps for your department.

Yes, with proper method citation. We provide PDF reports with instrument metadata. Confirm critical results with certified lab methods as required by your journal.