Heater-Cooler Sample Holder
Brand: Nanosurf | Category: Nanotechnology
A sample holder that both heats and cools, covering minus 35 to 180 degrees C with the CH1 temperature controller and a separate pump unit. It stacks with the Environmental Option and the EC-Cell for work under controlled atmosphere or in electrolyte.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Temperature range | minus 35 degrees C to 180 degrees C |
| Requires | Temperature Controller CH1 and pump unit |
| Specification | Stackable with the Environmental Option and EC-Cell |
| Sample holder | 100 mm diameter x 8 mm, weight 0.5 kg |
| Pump unit | 220 x 195 x 315 mm, weight 4 kg |
| Compatibility | DriveAFM, FlexAFM, CoreAFM |
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