Update time:2019-03-29
It is a hand-held full range instrument. By pulling the trigger, this revolutionary instrument can instantly obtain mineral analysis results on the instrument.
TerraSpec HALO Handheld Mineral Analysis Near Infrared Spectrometer
TerraSpec Halo hand-held mineral analyzer
is the most portable near infrared (NIR) instrument in the exploration
geological market. It is a hand-held full range instrument. Push the
trigger, and this revolutionary instrument can instantly get mineral
analysis results on the instrument. These results, which are almost
real-time display, have greatly accelerated the work of exploration,
improved efficiency, contributed to analysis and decision-making, and
ultimately saved precious time and money for mining operators. TerraSpec
Halo is widely used in archaeological and mining industries, including
ceramic and pottery composition analysis, artwork identification and
restoration, mineral exploration, mining and processing, etc.
TerraSpec HALO spectral library contains more than 700 spectra of 150
minerals. It comes from mineral catalogues of universities, personal
acquisitions, international institutes, and the U.S. Geological Survey
(USGS). It can be customized by customers to add spectral library for
rapid identification of minerals. It also has the functions of GPS and
voice memorandum.
HALO uses a patented mineral matching algorithm. By matching the
spectrum of unknown substances with the built-in mass spectrometry
Library of minerals, the best matching minerals are calculated and
deducted from the spectrum of unknown substances. By using the deducted
spectrum of unknown substances and continuing matching, up to seven
related mineral components can be identified. Up to nine mineral
components can be analyzed by introducing the obtained spectra into
computer Halo Manager software. Random self-contained mineral ratings
are displayed on the right side of the screen, describing the
crystallinity or composition of minerals, allowing geologists to
understand geological or geothermal conditions to guide potential
minerals.