Cypher L
Brand: Oxford Instruments | Category: Nanotechnology
The most accessible entry point into the Cypher platform, giving high resolution core imaging from the start. Oxford Instruments publish an upgrade path from the Cypher L to the more advanced Cypher models, so a laboratory can begin with core imaging and extend the instrument as the work grows.
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