EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES CATALOG EDITION IV GLOW DISCHARGE SYSTEMS


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Easy Sample Loading, Fast Turnaround Times


Each chamber can accommodate two 25 x 75 mm glass microscopes slides. Loading could not be easier using draw-style chamber doors and specimen stages. The stages are height adjustable and fitted with removable glass slide holders. For additional convenience – and to allow easy access for chamber cleaning – the stages can be completely removed.


Touch Screen Control – Rapid Data Input, Simple Operation


The intuitive touch screen allows multiple users to rapidly input and store preferred process “recipes”. Typical default glow discharge protocols are loaded as standard. Additionally, help files and useful maintenance data such as system on time and time since last clean are readily available to the operator. An Ethernet communications port is included for software updates.


Start-up Screen


Stored Profiles


Vacuum, Automatic Valving and Controlled Venting


The GloQube® Plus has automatic valving


between chambers which maintains cleanliness by preventing cross-contamination. At the end of a process run, automatic soft venting to atmosphere through filtered inlets ensures TEM grids are not disturbed. The GloQube®


Plus


requires a single vacuum pump working in the 0.1 to 1 mbar range. A typical pump time to operational vacuum is 60 seconds.


Selecting a New Profile GloQube Plus and Optional Pfeiffer DUO 6 Rotary Pump


A Typical Process Run


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