Horizon 10k Ion Polisher
Brand: Oxford Instruments | Category: Nanotechnology
The Horizon 10k Ion Polisher uses an argon plasma to etch and prepare flat and cross sectional samples for microscopy. A cooling stage limits thermal damage, and recipe based operation with simple sample mounting keeps preparation repeatable on soft and difficult materials.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Milling speed | 1,000 µm/h on silicon at 8 kV |
| Specification | Cooling stage to minimise thermal damage |
| Specification | Flat milling function for planar etching |
| Specification | Fast pump and vent time with easy sample loading |
| Specification | Uses argon plasma for both flat and cross sectional preparation |
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