Used HITACHI S-1510 #293615313 for sale

HITACHI S-1510 scanning electron microscope (SEM) is a high-precision imaging instrument designed for use in material science, physics, and life science research. S-1510 combines a high-resolution thermionic gun with a broad range of operation modes and specific hardware features to provide enhanced analytical capabilities. HITACHI S-1510 can be used to image specimens with a wide range of spatial resolutions, from 10 nm to 10 microns. The high-stability electron gun delivers a homogeneous beam with a low-noise performance that is ideal for applications such as core-level imaging, crystallography, and microanalysis. The instrument can also be used for micro- and nano-scale structural analysis of a wide range of materials, including metals, alloys, semiconductors, polymers, ceramics and biomaterials. S-1510 is equipped with several unique hardware features that facilitate high-resolution imaging and analysis. These include a high-resolution objective lens, an automated signal-clipping feature, and a high-rectification system that suppresses noise and increases signal resolution. Additionally, HITACHI S-1510 offers a range of operating modes, including automated, low-vacuum, and low-voltage imaging modes that can be used to image materials with different characteristics. S-1510 is also equipped with various detectors and accessories, such as a secondary and backscatter electron detector, a X-ray computed elemental mapping detector, an Automated Stage Positioning System, and a vacuum viewing chamber. These features make the instrument highly versatile and suitable for a wide range of applications, from material analysis and failure assessment to nanostructured materials characterization. Overall, HITACHI S-1510 is a reliable, high-resolution scanning electron microscope that enables high-precision imaging and analysis for a variety of materials and applications. With a wide range of operating modes and detectors, S-1510 is an ideal tool for material science, physics, and life science research.