Microscopy Product Vendors Angstrom Science, Inc
Tel +1-805-689-0970 Email:
info@angsci.com
www.angstromscience.com
Access™ Atomic Force Microscope (AFM)
APPLICATIONS: Combine AFM + Light Microscope
• Fits on sample stage • All AFM techniques
FEATURES: Low Cost • Highest Sensitivity • Lowest noise of any AFM • Compact Design • Easy to use.
Companies and their Products
Vutara VXL Super-Resolution Microscope APPLICATIONS: Video-Rate,
Single-Molecule
Localization • Quantitative Super-Resolution Analy- sis • Correlative, High-Speed Confocal Imaging • Developmental Biology • Cardiology
FEATURES: Vutara VXL’s speed, imaging depth, and resolution deliver significant advantages over com- peting approaches, adding real-time quantitative analyses and including pair-correlation, co-loca- tion, cluster, and live-cell analysis.
www.bruker.com/vutara
Dimension XR SPM APPLICATIONS: Quantitative
Nanomechanical
Analysis • Multi-Dimensional Nanoelectrical Char- acterization • Highest Resolution Scanning Electro- chemical Imaging • Nanoscale Viscoelastic Analysis of Polymers
FEATURES: Packaged solutions for advanced,
quantitative nanomechanical, nanoelectrical, and nanoelectrochemical
research of materials and
Bruker Nano Surfaces and Metrology
Tel: 520-741-1044, ext. 1075 Email:
Productinfo@bruker.com
www.bruker.com/nano
Hysitron PI 89 SEM PicoIndenter
APPLICATIONS: In-Situ Mechanical Experiments for SEM • Targeted Nanoindentation with EBSD • Heating up to 800°C • Nanoscratch • Data-Video Correlation
FEATURES: Hysitron PI 89 leverages the advanced imaging capabilities of SEM, FIBSEM, and PFIB, making it possible to perform quantitative nanome- chanical testing while simultaneously imaging.
www.bruker.com/hysitron-pi-89
Hysitron PI 95 TEM PicoIndenter APPLICATIONS: In-Situ Mechanical Experiments for TEM • Tensile Testing of Nanowires, Films, 2D Mate- rials • Nanoscratch, Fatigue, Electrical, Heating • Data-Video Correlation
FEATURES: The only quantitative nanomechani- cal testing holder for TEM, enabling compression, tension, bending, scratch, and fatigue testing with simultaneous behavior.
TEM observation
www.bruker.com/nanomechanical-testing
JPK NanoWizard 4 BioScience AFM APPLICATIONS: BioAFM • Cell and Tissue Dynam- ics • Time-Lapse Studies on Molecules or Cells • Correlation with Optical Microscopy
FEATURES: NanoWizard 4 combines atomic resolu- tion and fast scanning with rates up to 100 lines/sec and a large scan range of 100μm, all in one system.
www.bruker.com/BioAFM of
Ultima 2Pplus Multiphoton Microscope APPLICATIONS: Neuroscience • Intravital Imaging • Optogenetics • Photoactivation and Photostimula- tion Experiments • In Vivo Imaging
FEATURES: Ultima 2Pplus delivers an ideal combi- nation of flexibility, resolution,
imaging depth and
speed, allowing simultaneous imaging, stimulation and electrophysiology protocols with greater effi- ciency and effectivity.
deformation
www.bruker.com/ultima
Contour X 3D Optical Profilometer APPLICATIONS: MEMS Characterization • Precision Machined Component Metrology • Tribology and Corrosion Analysis • High-Brightness LED Mea- surements • Opthalmic Characterization
FEATURES: The Contour X utilizes over four decades of white light interferometric (WLI) innova- tion to deliver production-ready automation, mea- surement-angle flexibility, outstanding imaging, and proven gauge-capable surface metrology.
www.bruker.com/ContourX
active nanoscale systems in air, fluid, electrical or chemically reactive environments.
www.bruker.com/DimensionXR
Anasys nanoIR3 Spectrometer APPLICATIONS: Hyperspectral NanoIR Spectros- copy Correlated to FTIR • Nanoscale Chemical Imaging • Complementary Tapping AFM-IR and s-SNOM 2D Materials Characterization • Semicon- ductor Failure Analysis
FEATURES: The nanoIR3 provides IR-based chemi- cal imaging and mapping of chemical variations of sample. Point
both spectroscopy and chemical single source.
www.bruker.com/nanoIR
spectroscopy capabilities enable imaging with a
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