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Maximize Your XRD Efficiency with the XRDynamic Autosampler

Unlock the Full Potential of Your XRDynamic 500 XRD System
Anton Paar invites you to an exclusive webinar showcasing the XRDynamic Autosampler – a groundbreaking accessory designed to revolutionize your X-ray diffraction (XRD) workflows.
Whether you're handling high-throughput routine analyses in industry or pushing the boundaries of materials research in academia, the XRDynamic Autosampler offers unmatched capacity, flexibility, and automation.

What You’ll Learn:

  • High Sample Capacity: Handle up to 105 samples for maximum walkaway time and lab efficiency.
  • Versatile Sample Handling: Automatically measure bulk, powders, thin films, and fibers with precision.
  • Air-Sensitive Sample Support: Use domed holders for effortless, high-throughput analysis.
  • Seamless Integration: Enjoy plug-and-play operation with full recognition in the XRDdrive software.
  • Flexible & Scalable Design: Expand from 1 to 7 magazines - adaptable to your lab’s evolving needs.

Who Should Attend? This webinar is ideal for:

  • XRD users in materials science, chemistry, and engineering
  • Professionals in quality control and R&D labs
  • Academics seeking robust, hands-off solutions for complex sample types
  • Anyone aiming to improve throughput, reliability, and automation in XRD

Why Attend?

The XRDynamic Autosampler represents the future of smart, efficient XRD operation. If you're ready to reduce hands-on time, eliminate measurement errors, and unlock the full power of your XRDynamic 500, this session is not to be missed.


Dr. Tom Faske (语言: English)
Dr. Tom Faske (语言: English)
Tom Faske

Dr. Tom Faske holds a PhD in Materials Science from the Technical University of Darmstadt, where his research focused on X-ray diffraction of magnetic materials. With a background in sales and product marketing of X-ray diffraction equipment in industry, he joined Anton Paar in January 2025 and currently serves as Product Manager for X-ray Diffraction.