PolyInsight is equipped with the latest technology in scanning-probe microscopy (SPM). With the NanoScope IV MultiMode SPM from Veeco Instruments, they are able to look at the nanoscale features of a wide variety of materials. (read more)

The Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) is one of the most versatile and widely used tools of modern science as it allows the study of both morphology and composition of biological and physical materials. (read more)

The Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) is one of the most versatile and widely used tools of modern science as it allows the study of both morphology and composition of biological and physical materials. (read more)

The high speed CHRocodile X is perfect for the topographic evaluation of large areas. Xenon technology enables measurement speeds up to 14 times faster when compared to CHR 150 E. The means a maximum scanning rate of 14 kHz on virtually all material surfaces! (read more)

PI's new P-541 nanopositioning piezo z-stage & piezo XY-stage family provides fast multiaxis motion to 200x200 (100 µm in Z), resolution to 0.1 nanometers in an extremely low profile package. Features: large aperture (beneficial in optical inspection and microscopy); parallel-kinematics flexure guiding system for friction free motion; nanometer precision trajectory control. (read more)

Inventor of touch-trigger probing, Renishaw again revolutionizes part inspection, creating a new system of breakthrough technologies that bring ultra-high-speed scanning to coordinate measuring machines (CMMs). New Renscan5 motion control software and infinite positioning REVO measuring head enable part inspection at speeds up to 500 mm/sec for more data points on faster cycle times. (read more)

The M&P Lab is equipped with a sophisticated state-of-the-art scanning electron microscope (SEM) and an electron microprobe. The SEM is capable of examining non-metallic and non-conductive materials without coating or sample preparation. The electron microprobe has been recently upgraded and optimized for flexibility and accuracy in elemental analysis. (read more)

Lumenera's INFINITY4-11 digital CCD camera is based on the Kodak KAI-11002 progressive scan CCD sensor. Matching the field of view of a 35mm camera with a 43.3mm diagonal, and boasting superior color reproduction, this camera is ideal for high-end scientific, industrial, medical, ophthalmic and life science applications. (read more)

The P-612 precision Z-stage is a cost-effective, compact, piezo-based nano-positioning system with a travel range of 100 µm, for applications such as z-stack imaging. The space-saving design features a footprint of only 60 x 60 mm. The 20 x 20 mm clear aperture makes them ideally suited for sample positioning in microscopy. (read more)

Ideal for CMM (coordinate measuring machine) performance upgrade, Renishaw's UCC Universal Controllers remove performance barriers and data exchange limitations, leading a revolution to high-speed scanning and open metrology. (read more)