XRF is commonly used to identify traces, improve quantitative accuracy, increase peak separation, analyze thin films, and more.   IXRF products can cover it all. Below is a non-comprehensive list of typical samples where XRF is employed:

• Art and Archeological 
• Chemical 
• Coatings and Thin Film 
• Cosmetic 
• Environmental 
• Food Applications
• Forensics
• Metal and Ore 
• Mineral and Mineral Products
• Petroleum EDXRF
• Pharmaceutical Applications
• Plastics, Polymers, and Rubber
• Plating and Plating Baths
• Other Applications
• Wood Treating Application