High-precision substrate materials essential for the fabrication of SPM and AFM samples.
For AFM/SPM sample substrates! Atomically flat mica and HOPG.
This is a high-precision substrate material essential for the preparation of SPM and AFM samples. The first step to successfully conducting AFM and SPM measurements is to prepare a flat substrate. The mica and HOPG supplied by our company have sufficient precision to securely hold AFM and SPM samples. We also offer stainless steel surface-polished metal discs for fixing the substrate to the measurement device, as well as double-sided tape. High-precision mica substrates: Φ10, 12, 15, 20, 25mm V-1 grade High-precision HOPG substrates: 10x10mm thickness 1mm or 2mm MS values 0.4°, 0.8°, 3.5° Metal discs for substrate fixation: Φ10, 12, 15, 20mm stainless steel with gold coating option available Conductive double-sided tape for substrate fixation and non-conductive double-sided tape.
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basic information
【Features】 [Micron HOPG] This substrate has high flatness suitable for AFM and SPM measurements. It should be used after preparing a clean surface, such as by peeling off the surface just before use. [Metal Disk] Convenient for fixing to measuring instruments with magnets. Surface polished. Gold-coated options are also available. Made of stainless steel. *For more details, please contact us.
Price information
Mica 18,400 yen (excluding tax) ~ HOPG 9,000 yen (excluding tax) ~ Metal disk 21,300 yen (excluding tax) ~ Tape for fixing circuit boards 17,700 yen ~
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P3
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NanoAndMore Japan is a group company of NanoWorld, a global leading company based in Switzerland that specializes in probes for atomic force microscopy (AFM) and scanning probe microscopy (SPM). We offer a wide range of domestic inventory and provide high-quality products from specialized manufacturers of AFM/SPM probes.