Microscopy Product Vendors Evactron by XEI Scientific, Inc.


Tel: 650-369-0133 Email: sales@evactron.com www.evactron.com


Evactron® E50 E-TC Plasma De-Contaminator


APPLICATIONS: In-situ hydrocarbon removal


• SEM/FIB large chamber cleaning • TKD/EBSD sample optimization • SEM sample and TEM holder cleaning • Accurate nanostructure characterization


FEATURES: External hollow cathode 50 watt plasma source with touchpad control, fast cleaning/pump- down of large chambers, “POP” ignition at high vacuum - no venting needed.


https://evactron.com/evactron-e50-de-contaminators/


E16 SoftClean APPLICATIONS: Clean


sensitive FIB/SEM/TEM


samples • Modify surface functional groups to improve hydrophilicity • High resolution TEM/STEM imaging and chemical mapping • Activate in-situ TEM and SEM chip surfaces • SEM and TEM sample storage


FEATURES: Remove hydrocarbon contamina-


tion from SEM samples and TEM holders, external energy-efficient hollow cathode 5-16 watt power to clean sensitive surfaces, uses air to generate a remote plasma, three ports for TEM holders and a top-loading chamber for SEM samples, includes an adjustable sample platform.


https://evactron.com/softclean/


Companies and their Products EXpressLO LLC


Tel: +1-321-663-3806 Email: info@EXpressLO.com www.EXpressLO.com


Nicola G2/G2F ex situ lift out and micromanipulation system


APPLICATIONS: ex situ lift out • micromanipulation • particles, fibers, thin films • backside or plan view manipulation • FIB/SEM/TEM specimen preparation


FEATURES: EXpressLO™ patented grids and meth- ods allow fast, easy, and flexible manipulation of FIB lift out specimens, fibers, particles, thin films, CNTs, and more.


https://www.expresslo.com/ex-situ-lift-out-systems.html Additional products…


Praxis™ 3D Printed Samples


APPLICATIONS: ex situ lift out • in situ lift out • manipulation practice and training • reduce FIB costs for practice and training • access to an array of many samples


FEATURES: The patented Praxis™ 3D printed speci- mens can be used for EXLO or INLO methods, for training, practice, and educational purposes.


https://www.expresslo.com/praxis-.html


EXpressLO-Z™ Grids APPLICATIONS: ex situ lift out • in situ lift out • reduce fluorescence • eliminate elemental overlaps • heating experiments


FEATURES: The Excelitas Technologies


Tel: (+1) 800-775-6786 Email: photonics@excelitas.com https://www.excelitas.com


X-Cite® Fluorescence Illumination Solutions


Email: x-cite@excelitas.com


APPLICATIONS: • Digital Pathology or Virtual Microscopy • Fluorescence in Situ Hybridization (FISH) • Fluorescence Resonance Energy Trans- fer (FRET) • Live Cell Imaging • Optogenetics • Photoactivation


FEATURES: X-Cite offers innovative and reliable fluorescence illumination solutions for researchers and OEM integrators, with the high power, control and stability required for their applications.


https://www.excelitas.com/product-category/x-cite-illuminators ibss Group, Inc.


Tel: +1-650-513-1488 Email: admin@ibssgroup.com www.ibssgroup.com


GV10x Downstream Asher APPLICATIONS:


In-situ www.expresslo.com patented and award-winning


EXpressLO-Z™ nanocrystalline diamond grids can be used for EXLO or INLO to avoid fluorescence or elemental overlaps between the grid and specimen. Available in half-grids or full 3 mm grids.


contamination


control


• Long MFP plasma cleaning • FIB/SEM, SIMS, XPS, TEM, CDSEMs, Review SEMs


FEATURES: High to low power pressure (<5e−3 Torr, 6.7e−3 mBar, 6.7e−1


Pascal), long mean free path


plasma for cleaning chambers and specimens in-situ. User operation via ibss Controller and/or Windows PC


http://ibssgroup.com/products/gv10x/


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