Jandel Multiheight / Microposition Probe Stand
Brand: Jandel Engineering | Category: Nanotechnology
This version of the Multiheight stand adds a micrometer controlled X-Y stage for small samples. Four screws release the stage, so the same stand returns to handling large wafers and ingots without further adjustment.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Measures sample sizes from several mm square up to 300 mm |
| Specification | X-Y microposition table removes with four screws |
| Specification | Accommodates large samples up to 300 mm diameter |
| Specification | Accommodates ingots up to 250 mm thick, thicker on request |
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