The Toshiba AFX-90L-RH is a high-performance X-ray fluorescence (XRF) tube designed for elemental composition analysis applications. This water-cooled, grounded cathode X-ray tube is engineered specifically for X-ray fluorescence spectrometry, providing the excitation source required for accurate material characterization in research, industrial, and laboratory environments.
X-ray fluorescence technology enables non-destructive determination of elemental composition in a wide variety of samples. The AFX-90L-RH generates the primary X-ray beam that excites atoms within the sample, causing them to emit secondary fluorescent X-rays at characteristic energies. Analysis of these emitted X-rays reveals the elemental composition of the material under test, making this technology essential for quality control, materials science research, and environmental monitoring.
The X-ray tube operates with an input power rating of 4.0 kW and an input voltage of 60 kV, delivering sufficient excitation energy for analysis of elements across the periodic table. This power level supports analysis of both light and heavy elements, providing flexibility for diverse sample types. The high voltage capability enables deeper penetration and enhanced sensitivity for challenging analytical applications.
Technology: X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis
Power Input: 4.0 kW
Input Voltage: 60 kV
Cooling: Water-cooled design
Anode Cooling Flow: 3.3 L/min
Cathode Cooling Flow: 3.1 L/min
Dimensions: 6.0 x 23.0 x 6.0 inches (152 x 584 x 152 mm)
Weight: 29.0 lb (13.2 kg)

The AFX-90L-RH employs a water-cooled design to manage the heat generated during high-power operation. Separate cooling circuits maintain optimal temperature for both the anode and cathode, with flow rates of 3.3 L/min for the anode and 3.1 L/min for the cathode. This dedicated cooling system ensures stable X-ray output and extends the operational life of the tube under continuous duty cycles typical of laboratory and industrial analysis applications.
This XRF tube is suitable for use in pharmaceutical quality control, environmental research laboratories, mining and mineral exploration, materials science research, and manufacturing quality assurance programs. Its robust construction and precision engineering make it a reliable component for analytical instruments requiring consistent, repeatable X-ray excitation for elemental analysis.



