Used PHILIPS / FEI Quanta 250 #9184383 for sale

PHILIPS / FEI Quanta 250 is a top-of-the-line scanning electron microscope (SEM) used to gain insight into the microstructure of a wide variety of materials. The equipment combines high resolution imaging with advanced analysis capabilities, allowing for detailed study of samples at the nanometers scale. FEI Quanta 250 is a 480 kV Tungsten field emission SEM equipped with a "cold field emission" source that minimizes sample heating, allowing for superior imaging of sensitive and temperature-sensitive samples. The system is designed to operate with high resolution throughout its field-of-view, reaching resolutions of 1.2 nm at 10 kV and 0.9 nm at 30 kV. An onboard touch screen displays live images and can be used to control the microscope's operations. Additional features of PHILIPS Quanta 250 include an automated sample transfer unit, high-speed video imaging capabilities, and 360-degree sample support. The automated sample transfer machine allows for automation and semi-automation of sample scanning, reducing the risk of operator-induced errors and making the microscope more efficient. High-speed video imaging gives researchers the ability to capture and save multiple video frames at the same time, as well as to playback the video to analyze specific structures within the sample. The 360-degree sample support ensures that samples are supported securely and evenly across the entire field-of-view. In addition to powerful imaging capabilities, Quanta 250 is also equipped with analysis tools to provide data such as composition, structure, and properties of the sample. The SEM's EDS (energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy) and WDS (wavelength dispersive X-ray spectroscopy) systems give researchers a deeper understanding of the materials being studied by providing valuable chemical information. The combination of advanced imaging and analysis capabilities make PHILIPS / FEI Quanta 250 an indispensable tool for scientists and engineers in an ever expanding number of fields. The microscope provides researchers the opportunity to analyze and understand materials and structures in unprecedented detail, leading to advancements in areas ranging from chemical and material analysis to biomedical research.