Understanding material chemistry is essential for research, development, and quality control across industries. While bulk elemental analysis provides composition data, many applications demand spatial distribution information to predict performance.
Metallurgists analyze inclusions in alloys, geoscientists assess mineral variations for resource quality, and battery researchers characterize complex chemical interactions for new battery chemistries.
Massbox combines Laser Ablation Laser Ionization with Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry (LALI-TOF-MS) in a desktop instrument, delivering comprehensive elemental analysis from lithium to uranium with 3D spatial mapping capabilities. This integration eliminates traditional analytical bottlenecks while providing the spatial and compositional data essential for materials innovation.
