Product Announcements: Specialty Microscopes

The growth in the microelectronics industries has fostered a need in the printed circuit board industry better and more accurately located holes with the use of Numerically Controlled High Speed Multi-Spindle Drilling Machines. This has increased the requirement for better geometry, finish and accuracy in the Miniature Carbide Drill used in these machines. (read more)

Titan Tool Supply, Inc. Optical Drill Geometry Analyzer Model OTWD-1 for drill sizes 1/16" to 7/16" & OTWD-2 for drill sizes 7/16" to 1-1/4" are inexpensive optical instruments available for checking of proper twist drill re-sharpening. Whether this is done free hand on a fixture or on a more expensive drill sharpening machine, industry lacks a quick and easy way of checking the resu... (read more)

The BZ-9000 (BIOREVO) represents a revolutionary approach to conventional fluorescence microscopy. This fully-integrated system is capable of performing fluorescence, bright field and phase-contrast imaging on a variety of specimen holders (slides, dishes, well-plates, etc.) - without the need for a darkroom. (read more)

Perform profile and roughness measurements on nearly any material. The KEYENCE VK-X Series 3D Laser Scanning Microscopes combine the capabilities of SEMs and non-contact roughness gauges with the simplicity of an optical microscope. (read more)

The Leica DVM5000 HD is the digital microscope for fast acquisition of 2D and 3D images. The complete range of easy to use software tools makes it very simple to image, analyze and document your samples in 2D and 3D. The compact and portable main unit features a large 21.5" full HD screen to display high-contrast camera images. (read more)

The Olympus AL120™ wafer handling system is the newest generation of the company's AL wafer handling systems, delivering the renowned performance and reliability for which Olympus microelectronics products are known. (read more)

The Agilent 620 FTIR spectrochemical microscope delivers unmatched imaging for biomedical and materials research. The microscope performs at a higher level of sensitivity than the 610 FTIR device providing true Focal Plane Array (FPA) imaging, enabling the collection of hundreds to thousands of spectra simultaneously. (read more)