A dependable substitute of the Olympus®* AC160 –
Optimized Positioning with Most AFM Tip Visibility
NanoWorld AG is happy to introduce the brand new Arrow-ACR AFM probe, developed to offer analysis professionals worldwide with a reliable various to the discontinued Olympus®* AC160 microcantilever.
The Arrow™ ACR (typical resonance frequency 300 kHz, typical drive fixed 26 N/m), combines equivalent mechanical properties because the
Olympus®* AC160 with the well-known Arrow AFM tip and cantilever geometry. At all times positioned precisely on the finish of the AFM cantilever, this AFM probe affords simple positioning of the AFM tip over the world of curiosity.
With their reasonable stiffness (typical drive fixed 26 N/m) the Arrow™ ACR probes are notably appropriate for learning comparatively smooth supplies, together with numerous polymers. These AFM probes are designed to carry out optimally in non-contact/Tapping™ mode in air, enabling detailed characterization of skinny movies, coatings, floor roughness, and localized defects.
Customers can count on steady operation, excessive sensitivity and high-speed scanning capabilities, making certain reproducible information throughout a variety of purposes.
For researchers in search of a seamless transition from the discontinued
Olympus®* AC160, the NanoWorld® Arrow™ ACR affords a dependable resolution backed by NanoWorld’s manufacturing precision and high quality management.
Optimized Positioning with Most AFM Tip Visibility
*Olympus® is a trademark of Olympus Company
