EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES CATALOG EDITION IV CRYO-SEM & CRYO-FIB/SEM PREPARATION SYSTEMS
zzzPP3010 Cryo-SEM/Cryo-FIB/SEM Preparation System (continued) PP3010
ORDERING INFORMATION
For a full quotation, including on-site installation and customer training, please contact us. 25276-Q
Turbo Pumped Cryo System for SEM, FE-SEM and FIB/SEM. Includes 13297 Sircal gas dryer.
For a full detailed description please contact us Pumping
PP3010 has an integrated turbomolecular pump, but also requires a 13034 rotary pump or 20063 oil-free scroll pump 13034
Pfeiffer DUO-6 5m3/hr rotary vacuum pump with oil mist filter
20063
Shipping 13064
Edward NXDS6i oil-free scroll pump (replaces 13034 rotary pump)
Wooden crate and packing for export
Installation and Training PP3010-I
PP3010-T Installation and training - Four day on site installation and customer training
Engineer costs - Travel from PA to customer site, including local hotels
PP3010 Options and Accessories PP7450
60 liter pressurized liquid nitrogen dewar. Used for generating dry nitrogen gas required to cooling the SEM stage and cold trap plus preparation chamber cold stage and cold traps. If not ordered, cylinder gas can be used (check purity requirement with EMS)
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Rotary Cold Stage: standard stage alternative, tilts up to 52°, rotates 360°, maintains desired cryotemperatures
Glove Box Interface/Airlock – for vacuum or inert gas transfer
TEM Prep Slusher option for transporting pre-frozen specimens to and from the PP3010
PP3050-SLJ Pre-Frozen Sample Loading Jig for PP3010 Sircal nitrogen gas dryer 220-240V (100-110V part: 13298).
Note: useful if quality of the nitrogen gas source is unknown. Included with PP3010
PP7424
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12145
Binocular stereo microscope with fitting to the PP3010 cryo preparation chamber. Note: the PP3010 preparation chamber is fitted with a CCD camera as standard. Both PP7424 and CCD can fitted together
Carbon fiber evaporation head and power supply, including 100cm of high purity carbon fiber. Terminating film thicknesss monitor (FTM)
Micrometer controlled fracturing device with tooled steel blade.
PP3050-RWT CHE3010 Rapid Warming Tower 12340-SPARE Cryo transfer device (spare) - one included with PP3010
Specimen Shuttles (dovetail). Some will accept 10mm dia. AL200077B Standard specimen shuttle with 10m hole for cryo stub. Two included with PP3010
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12013
Blank specimen shuttle for large specimens. Total area: 290 mm2
Blank specimen shuttle with extended length for large specimens. Total area: 350 mm2
Shuttle for large, flat specimens (with light microscope-style stage clips)
Shuttle for clamping hard, flat specimens. Suitable for flat specimens (front of shuttle with clamp lever) and cross-fracturing (sprung-loaded vice at rear of shuttle).
For clamping, larger flat specimens (handle removed after loading specimen). Useful for loading pre-frozen specimens
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10245 13054
20529 13419
20530 12406 12922
13359
Shuttle for clamping hard flat specimens (clamps for upright and flat mounting)
Cryo shuttle for high pressure freezer (“Balzer”) planchette-style holders
Shuttle for clamping hard, flat specimens. Suitable for flat specimens (front of shuttle shown with clamp lever) and cross-fracturing (sprung-loaded vice)
Top loading specimen holder shuttle (similar to AL200077B but stub clamping mechanism is located on the top – useful for handling pre-frozen specimens mounted on a stub). One included with PP3010
Tilt-rotate shuttle. Tilt and rotation can be altered on the preparation chamber cold stage using system knife/probe
Top loading, vice style specimen shuttle for directly clamping two 328116510 fracturing rivets
STEM shuttle for 3mm TEM grid, includes grid location tool. For STEM detectors mounted below the SEM cold stage
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10mm diameter specimen stub for freeze fracture rivets (fits into 10246)
E7449-5 11541
E7402 E7403 E7405
E7406 E7407
Spares Kit 13061
Multi-purpose specimen stub with slots and holes, 10 mm dia. X 7 mm high (pack of five). One pack included with PP3010
1 x multi-purpose specimen stub with slots and holes (10 mm dia. X 5 mm high) blank. Five included with PP3010
Aluminum stubs, 10 mm dia. x 5 mm, high, blank, pkt of 10. One packet included with PP3010
Specimen stub, copper (10mm dia. X 5mm high) blank, pkt of 10.
Specimen stub for clamping thin, flat specimens x 1
Specimen stub, copper with 3mm wide x 3mm deep slot, pkt of 5
Specimen stub, copper with 1mm wide x 3mm deep slot, pkt of 5
328116510 Rivets for liquid fracture (pkt 100). One packet included with PP3010
Two-years consumable and basic spares kit for PP3010 Sputtering Targets and Carbon Fiber
(All targets 24.5 mm in diameter) - all other target types available upon request E7400-314A Gold (Au) sputtering target, 24mm dia. X 0.2mm thick
E7400-314B Gold/Palladium (Au/Pd) sputtering target, 24mm dia. X 0.2mm thick
E7400-314C Platinum (Pt) sputtering target, 24mm dia. X 0.2mm thick. One included with the PP3010
91047-1 91047-5
E7400-314IR Iridium (Ir) sputtering target, 24mm dia. X 0.3mm thick E7400-314CR Chromium (Cr) target 0.3 mm thick Carbon fiber cord - standard grade (1M) Carbon fiber cord - standard grade (10M)
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TEM grid holder cryo shuttle, including cryo shield, for cryo-FIB/SEM applications. Takes two TEM “Autogrids” each Cryo shuttle for FEI Polara™ cartridge
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Specimen Holder Stubs (10mm dia.) For use with appropriate shuttles E7433
E7402
Specimen stub, aluminum (10mm dia. X 5mm high) blank, pkt of 10. One packet included with PP3010
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