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Company Profi le Evex Inc.


T e premier manufacture of electron microscopes and X-ray analyzers for nanotechnolgy. Evex provides powerful yet, aff ordable tabletop and tradi- tional scanning electron microscopes for both experienced and entry level electron microscopists.


T e Mini-SEM (tabletop scanning electron microscope) and the eveXium VZ series (standard size electron microscopes) are practical and easy to use. Both electron microscope platforms can be equipped with Evex’s award winning X-ray NanoAnalysis (EDX) system and high speed, light element liquid nitrogen free X-ray detectors for elemental identifi cation and concentration.


T e NanoAnalysis soſt ware also includes advanced imaging for par- ticle counting, sizing and measurement. Also included is Evex’s superior elemental mapping routines, which include “Fast Map” mapping at near video speeds, and index mapping, saving a spectrum at every pixel of the image. Other advanced soſt ware features include EvexTSA (trace sensitive analysis) and VideoSEM, Evex’s full motion video.


Scanning Electron Microscopes • Easily Magnify Samples • Adjustable Voltage and Spot Size • Sample Preparation—None or Limited • Examine Organic and Inorganic Materials • Particle Counting and Sizing • Visual Surface Topography—Stereo and 3D • High Speed—Liquid Nitrogen Free—X-ray Detector (5-B to 92-U) • Elemental Identifi cation and Concentration • Elemental Mapping—Index/Pixel Mapping • Easy Report Writing • No Compressed Gases or Liquids • Installation and Training in Minutes! • Aff ordable


How to fi nd us


Evex Inc. 857 State Road Princeton, NJ 08540


www.evex.com www.evexminisem.com www.evexium.com


609-252-9192 Sales Offi ce 609-252-9091 Fax


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