Company Profile Tescan USA
Founded in 1991 by a group of managers and engineers from Tesla with its electron microscopy history starting in the 1950’s, today TESCAN is a globally renowned supplier of Focused Ion Beam workstations, Scanning Electron Microscopes and Optical Microscopes. Tescan’s innovative solutions and collaborative nature with its customers have won it a leading position in the world of nano- and micro- technology. The company is proud to participate in premier research projects with prominent institutions across a range of scientific fields. Tescan provides its clients with leading-class products in terms of value, quality and reliability. TESCAN USA is the North American arm of TESCAN ORSAY HOLDINGS, a multinational company established by the merger of Czech company TESCAN, a leading global supplier of SEMs and focused ion beam workstations, and the French company ORSAY PHYSICS, a world leader in customized Focused Ion Beam and Electron Beam technology.
• XEIA3: Plasma FIB-SEM System • FERA3: Plasma FIB-SEM System • GAIA3: Ga FIB-SEM System • S8000G: Ga FIB-SEM System • LYRA3: Ga FIB-SEM System • MAIA3: Immersion lens FE-SEM • S8000: Field-free UHR FE-SEM • MIRA3: Versatile FE-SEM • VEGA3: Versatile W-SEM • TIMA-X: Automated Mineralogy
TESCAN continuously develops advanced products creating a competitive advantage for its customers. As a result, TESCAN’s instrumentation and innovative solutions have won it a leading position in the world of nano- and micro-technology.
The company is focused on research, development and the manufacturing of equipment in the following:
• Scanning electron microscopes and ion beam stations • Ion beam technology • Light optical microscopy accessories and image processing • Special vacuum chambers and custom systems • Supplementary accessories for SEMs • Scientific hardware and software development
S8000G
XEIA3
How to find us
TESCAN USA 765 Commonwealth Drive, Suite 101 Warrendale, PA 15086 Tel: 724-772-7433 Email:
inquiries@tescan-usa.com Web address:
wwww.tescan.com
www.cambridge.org/mto
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