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High precision pin vise handle machined from the finest materials.

EPO-TEK® H70E Thermally Conductive Epoxy.

This dual-purpose specimen determines detector efficiency, generating two well separated K lines to check the calibration of the X-ray detector.

Tantalum final apertures are for SEM use where X-ray analysis of biological material is being undertaken.

These stainless steel discs have etched holes and are mainly used for gas flow control, pressure testing and filtering of particles.

12.68mm dia, 0.25mm thick. Profile A. Used in Cambridge/LEO/Zeiss and Camscan scanning electron microscopes.

Apertures with square holes manufactured from platinum.

Apertures with square holes manufactured from platinum.

Cryo-Aprons offer protection from splashes and ultra-cold applications. 

This AFM disc gripper has been specially designed with rubber coated tips for picking up discs from a flat surface.

Sable hair brushes for delicate manoeuvring of specimens and grids.

The genuine replacement for DAG 915, used widely in electron microscopy and electronic circuitry for capacitor terminations, electrostatic screening, coating of UHF reflectors and electroplating on non-conductors.

Metal cabinets with plastic drawers.

An area selected under the microscope can be marked for future reference by replacing the objective lens by the objective marker.

Insect pins: 0.2 x 12mm, 0.1 x 12mm, 0.25 x 38mm.

Epoxy resins for the preparation and sectioning of specimens for TEM.

Hardeners for epoxy resins

Some buffers are toxic and should be handled with the same care as fixatives.

Phosphate buffered saline solution containing antifadent, specially prepared for use with UVM 3 solution where fluorochrome fading is a problem.

Square hole, size 7 x 7µm, bar width 2µm.

Circular hole, size 1.2µm dia, separation 1.3µm, pitch 2.5µm.

Circular, hole size 1µm dia, separation 4µm.

These scissor-shaped grippers are useful for handling SEM specimen stubs.

A diamond scriber with a very fine point.