ASD TerraSpec 4 Hi-Res Mineral Spectrometer
Recognized as the de facto technology for mineralogical analysis, the rugged portable ASD TerraSpec mineral spectrometers are trusted by top geologists for performing fast, precise pathfinder mineral identification for identification of exploration targets. The ASD TerraSpec 4 Hi-Res mineral analyzer brings new levels of efficacy to mineral exploration technology.
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Great results and solid instrument.
Analyze alteration minerals in copper deposits
Excellent instrument to produce reliable data for geologists during exploration and productions stages. The interpreted spectral data could vectorize to important mineral discovery. TerraSpec is a solid instrument and easy to use. Technical support has been of great help so far.
Review Date: 6 Mar 2020 | Malvern Panalytical
Manufacturer's Response
Thank you for your review. Do you mind contacting us as we’d like you to expand on your comment about vectorizing using this link - https://www.malvernpanalytical.com/en/about-us/contact-us/. Thank you.
Very useful results for mineral exploration and for building geological models.
Analyze of minerals in rocks, chips, powder, etc. for mineral exploration
Have used this spectro-radiometers for over 20 years. TerraSpec 4 Hi-Res is a robust instrument, in terms of use in field and lab conditions. Easy to calibrate. Results are reliable. I will keep using this technology for many years to come. The instrument, if it's adequately treated, could last for ever. Very cost effective.
Review Date: 29 Nov 2019 | Malvern Panalytical
Manufacturer's Response
Thank you for this nice review! We are pleased to hear that you are maintaining your ASD TerraSpec Hi-Res well and experiencing good value with the instrument.
Great equipment with great features.
Mineralogy
I have been using this spectrometer for more than a year to measure diffuse reflectance spectra of ore samples of various types. The cores of wells, ore, and the rib allows you to quickly, in seconds, and effectively carry out a measurement that on another would take several hours. By this time, I have measured more than 25,000 spectra. The identification of minerals using the TSH program takes several seconds and allows you to map those metosomatic changes in rocks that are so important for understanding the distribution of useful elements.
Review Date: 13 Sept 2019 | Malvern Panalytical
Manufacturer's Response
Faster vectoring to ore body is one of the key applications of our ASD TerraSpec® 4 Hi-Res mineral spectrometer; thank you for your review!
Recognized as the de facto technology for mineralogical analysis, the rugged portable ASD TerraSpec mineral spectrometers are trusted by top geologists for performing fast, precise pathfinder mineral identification for identification of exploration targets. The ASD TerraSpec 4 Hi-Res mineral analyzer brings new levels of efficacy to mineral exploration technology. This state-of-the-art mineral spectrometer offers enhanced performance in the SWIR 1 and 2 regions and a 6 nm resolution to help you determine the viability of mineral exploration targets faster and more precisely than ever before. These enhancements provide you with the ability to capture accurate spectral data more quickly, especially for samples with darker mineral features.
- Enhanced optical configuration provides more precise spectral results for superior spectrum clarity and definition.
- Industry leading performance in the SWIR 1/SWIR 2 regions for unparalleled alteration mineral identification.
- Standard ruggedized steel covered fiber optic cable ensures consistent spectral quality.
- No need for sample prep, which means fast field scans.
For mining exploration geologists, these improvements translate into faster data capture at exploration targets and drilling sites. The improved data quality provided by the TerraSpec 4 Hi-Res mineral spectrometer also allows for accurate assessment of low-concentration and low-reflectance minerals, like iron-containing minerals such as serpentines and chlorites, which were previously difficult to measure.
