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Follow on Google News | inXitu’s, TERRA, field portable XRD/XRF instrument wins GOLD prize for innovation at 2009 PittconXRD/XRF field-based rock and minerals Analyzer delivers performance comparable to laboratory XRD systems with the benefit of portability, significantly reduced sample preparation and reduced cost.
By: inXutu TERRA is the world’s first combined X-ray fluorescence, X-ray diffraction instrument designed for field applications. Completely contained, TERRA allows for remote operation in environment where the advantages of X-Ray diffraction were not formally possible. Patented technology makes possible the collection of high quality XRD data regardless of the grain size of a sample, providing identification and analysis solutions in applications such as: mining, explosives, forensics, pharmaceuticals, art and archaeological materials. Bradley Boyer, CEO of inXitu states, "We are thrilled to be honored by the press members attending Pittcon. I’ve been attending Pittcon since 1985 and can surely attest to the significance of this award. To be placed in the same category as many of our industry’s most innovative products is truly an important moment for us and the ever expanding field of portable analytical instruments." inXitu manufacturers TERRA exclusively for distribution by Innov-X Systems Inc., a world leader in the design, development and distribution of field portable analytical instruments inXitu, Inc. is a privately held company which centers on the development of X-ray diffraction and X-ray fluorescence analytical instruments. Visit us at www.inxitu.com. Innov-X Systems, is a world leader in field portable analytical instruments Visit us at www.innovx.com. # # # inXitu Inc. is a leader in portable XRD/XRF based instrumentation. We specialize in developing the technologies required to enable the next generation of scientific instruments used for materials analysis. The technology used in our portable rock and mineral analyzer received a prestigious R&D 100 award and was chosen to fly on the Mars Science Laboratory, Rover, scheduled for launch in 2009. End
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