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All discs are 1mm thick, unless otherwise specified.

Clear polystyrene boxes containing thin Platilon membranes, ideal for the safe transit of delicate objects.

5 x 5mm silicon chip coated with P47 phosphor.

The Chessy test specimen comprises more than 1.6 million gold squares on silicon which form a four-fold chequerboard pattern in a total size of 1cm2.

Carbon based, electrically conductive, double sided adhesive discs, also known as Leit tabs.

The Scan-Dia system offers a complete range of cold setting, metallographic embedding agents and accessories.

Diamond polished, crystalline boron surfaces for semi-quantitative SEM/EDX analysis of carbonaceous samples, e.g. soot.

Individual silicon test specimens are calibrated to a guaranteed accuracy of better than 1%.

Leit C is a suspension of very fine conducting carbon particles in a volatile carrier, suitable for forming conducting bonds between specimens and stubs.

Fine point writing pen which leaves a mark that can be read in the electron beam of the SEM.

A temperature sensitive adhesive which may be applied to a heated stub to yield a sticky surface for holding specimens. 15g. 

Leit C ia a conductive plasticine like material that can be used to mount larger specimens on SEM stubs.

Aerosol spray which can be applied to non-conducting specimens, enabling them to be examined uncoated at low resolution in the SEM.

A unique rotating SEM Specimen holder allows a sample to be pinned and rotated through 360° which, combined with an electron absorption chamber, yields clear images from any angle on a completely black background.

Super smooth, polished silicon mounts are ideal for applications where the machined surface of aluminium or carbon stubs can cause interference.