Element Analysis Corporation specializes in non-destructive methods of elemental analysis. Element Analysis Corporation uses PIXE (Proton Induced X-ray Emission), PIGE (Proton Induced Gamma-ray Emission) and FNAA (Fast Neutron Activation Analysis) to provide rapid, non-destructive elemental analysis on a wide variety of sample matrices. These sample matrix include solid, liquid, aerosol filters and thin samples.

Element Analysis Corporation has been the world's leader in nuclear analytical testing since 1979, when it began in partnership with the Florida State University Nuclear Research program in Tallahassee, Florida. The company's initial purpose was to investigate the commercial applications of Proton Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE), a technique which would simultaneously quantify 72 elements ranging from sodium through uranium. Applications proved quite numerous and EAC enjoyed rapid growth as PIXE's many benefits over traditional methods gained exposure.

This growth allowed EAC to begin research into other non-destructive methods that would compliment the wide range of elements detected by PIXE. In cooperation with faculty at the University of Kentucky, EAC commercially developed Proton Induced Gamma Emission (PIGE) and Fast Neutron Activation Analysis (FNAA). These techniques are used to detect several of the elements lighter than sodium, enabling EAC to provide its clients with the ability to quantify virtually the entire periodic table.

Our reputation has been built on our commitment to provide these services with the best customer service possible. Our entire staff, among the most respected in their field, are ready to assist you with any question you encounter regarding the analysis of your samples. Realizing the importance of the information you require, it is our primary goal to provide you with the accurate results you need on time, every time.

Your satisfaction is guaranteed.

At EAC, in the final analysis, "our clients are the major elements."