Brand: Jandel Engineering | Category: Nanotechnology

The Macor probe is built for high and low temperature measurement. In an oven it works from about 80 K to 600 K, and if only the sample is heated it can be used up to 1000 K, though prolonged contact should be avoided. It is not jewel guided.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Oven temperature range | approximately 80 K to 600 K |
| Specification | Usable up to 1000 K if the sample only is heated, avoiding prolonged contact |
| Specification | Not jewel guided, spacing tolerance approximately +/-20 microns |
| Specification | An adjusted Jandel cylindrical probe covers 80 K to 500 K where a narrower range is acceptable |
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This version of the cylindrical probe is prepared for vacuum service. It is unanodised, blind holes are removed where possible, connections are crimped rather than soldered and a ruby ball is used for the insulation pad.
The very close spacing probe has 0.5 mm needle spacing for measurements taken close to the edge of a sample or on very small samples. The finer needles it uses call for more careful handling than a standard spacing probe.
Jandel builds probes to customer specification where a catalogue head will not do. Three, four, five and six point probes have been produced, and the company invites enquiries about other configurations.