VRAY VR-T6 Benchtop XRF Analyzer

Description

VRAY VR-T6 Benchtop XRF Analyzer – Professional Precious Metal & Multi-Element X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer

The VRAY VR-T6 is a professional benchtop X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzer designed for non-destructive analysis of precious metals, alloys and other materials.

The VR-T6 uses a Si-PIN detector and a 50 W micro-focused tungsten X-ray tube. It supports testing of solid, liquid and powder samples, making it suitable for jewelry, precious-metal trading, recycling, quality control and laboratory applications.

Its all-in-one design incorporates an 11.6-inch touchscreen and built-in computer, providing a dedicated workstation for XRF analysis.

Main Benefits

Non-destructive XRF elemental analysis
Designed for precious-metal analysis
Suitable for solid, liquid and powder samples
Si-PIN detector
50 W micro-focused tungsten X-ray tube
30-second typical testing time
11.6-inch touchscreen
Built-in computer
Large sample chamber
Compact benchtop configuration
Suitable for jewelry and precious-metal applications

Key Features

X-Ray Fluorescence Analysis
The VR-T6 uses XRF technology to analyze the elemental composition of materials without destroying the sample. It is particularly suited to gold, silver and other precious-metal analysis.

Si-PIN Detector
The VR-T6 is specified with a Si-PIN detector. VRAY’s published materials state an accuracy of approximately ±0.03% for 9999 gold, although actual analytical accuracy depends on sample composition, calibration and testing conditions.

Large Sample Chamber
The instrument has a published sample-chamber size of approximately 320 × 480 × 130 mm, providing space for jewelry and other relatively large samples.

Integrated Computer & Touchscreen
The VR-T6 incorporates an 11.6-inch touchscreen and built-in computer, allowing the analyzer to operate as an integrated workstation rather than requiring a separate external computer.

Key Specifications

Brand: VRAY
Model: VR-T6
Product Type: Benchtop XRF Analyzer
Technology: X-Ray Fluorescence
Detector: Si-PIN
X-Ray Tube: Micro-focused tungsten
X-Ray Tube Power: 50 W
Tube Specification: 50 kV / 1 mA
Collimator: Ø2.5 mm
Test Time: Approximately 30 seconds
Sample Types: Solid / Liquid / Powder
Published Gold Accuracy: ±0.03% for 9999 gold
Sample Chamber: Approximately 320 × 480 × 130 mm
Display: 11.6-inch touchscreen
Built-in Computer: Intel i5-based system
Operating System: Windows 11 is listed in current VRAY product materials
Machine Dimensions: Approximately 330 × 580 × 360 mm
Net Weight: Approximately 40 kg
Gross Weight: Approximately 57 kg
Power Supply: AC 100–220 V ±5 V, 50 Hz
Operating Temperature: Approximately 10–35°C

Applications

The VRAY VR-T6 can be used for:
Gold purity testing
Silver analysis
Precious-metal analysis
Jewelry testing
Precious-metal recycling
Alloy identification
Metal quality control
Precious-metal trading
Jewelry manufacturing
Material verification
Laboratory analysis
Industrial quality control

VRAY specifically describes the VR-T6 for jewelry, precious metals, gold recycling and inspection-laboratory applications.

Precious Metal Testing
The VR-T6 is particularly useful for determining the elemental composition of precious-metal items.

Typical applications include checking:
Gold alloys
Silver alloys
Platinum-group metals
Jewelry composition
Recycled precious metals
Metal alloys
Incoming material quality
XRF testing is non-destructive, making it useful when the original item needs to remain intact.

What is the VRAY VR-T6 used for?
It is primarily used for precious-metal and multi-element analysis, including gold testing, jewelry analysis, alloy identification, recycling and quality control.

Is the VR-T6 an XRF analyzer?
Yes. The VR-T6 is a benchtop X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzer.

What samples can it test?
VRAY specifies solid, liquid and powder sample types.

What detector does the VR-T6 use?
The VR-T6 is specified with a Si-PIN detector.

How long does a test take?
VRAY’s published specifications list approximately 30 seconds for testing.

Does it have a built-in computer?
Yes. The VR-T6 incorporates a built-in computer and 11.6-inch touchscreen.

Is XRF testing destructive?
XRF is generally considered a non-destructive analytical technique, allowing precious-metal items to be analyzed without cutting or melting them.