This is How We Use a LASER Analyzer to Identify Exotic Metals!

[@ScrappingScotland]

Hi Michael, just discovered the channel through this video. Great channel buddy. New subscriber.

[@brandon74352]

Man, thank you for doing this! I really appreciate the "inside" look at a scrapyard! I had no idea how complex it could be.

[@haroldburch541]

Very interesting video, I really enjoy your channel and videos! How many employees do you have? Do you ever get any military equipment in to scrap! You must have some very good patience to put up with some of the comments, and how valuable certain things are. Good job!!

[@51-FS]

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[@kumijia]

When I cashed in some carbide knives from our planer, the yard had to analyze them to confirm they were carbide. That tool is pretty cool.

[@jasonhovey815]

That’s really cool thanks for sharing

[@ScannermanFDNY]

nice great video

[@donvoll2580]

G day from Ontario. Boy that is interesting, also costly, but for u guys a good investment Ths

[@KixBryant]

Neat tool!

[@Drewdayz2419]

Did you ever do the icon versus snap on wrenches material test?

[@randolphstone1934]

Do you check for radiation?

[@AdamB12]

I just looked up the price on that analyzer... 18k used. Jfc looks like its worth it!

[@alexandersanchez2692]

Where can I buy that laser from

[@PhilipRomeo69]

Ouch on the price of that gun good vid

[@PaulShaw-ex7ri]

I have the factory owners manual for the Honda CB 200 T if yours is missing , i could send it to you.

[@cuscrapping]

So which is more accurate...the laser or XRF?

[@brownseed777]

Google it

[@lukahierl9857]

Depends on what xou want to mesure. For lighter Elements (Aluminium, Magnesium, Carbon, Silicon...) an XRF gun isnt as precise or cant detect them at all. An Laser Analyzer on the other hand only mesures the surface layer, rust and other contsmination need to be removed.

[@stevenk8611]

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