ZEISS - Xradia 810 Ultra
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Nanoscale X-ray Imaging: Extending the reach and value of 3D microscopy
Increased throughput for 3D imaging at the nanoscale
Xradia 810 Ultra increases the throughput of nanoscale, three-dimensional X-ray imaging by up to a factor of 10. This innovative X-ray microscope (XRM) operates at 5.4 keV, a lower energy that delivers better contrast and image quality for medium to low Z samples and other materials used throughout science and industry. Better contrast enables higher-quality tomographies to be acquired an order of magnitude faster while achieving resolution down to 50 nm.
Xradia 810 Ultra increases the throughput of nanoscale, three-dimensional X-ray imaging by up to a factor of 10. This innovative X-ray microscope (XRM) operates at 5.4 keV, a lower energy that delivers better contrast and image quality for medium to low Z samples and other materials used throughout science and industry. Better contrast enables higher-quality tomographies to be acquired an order of magnitude faster while achieving resolution down to 50 nm.
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Features of Xradia 810 Ultra
Highest Resolution, Higher Contrast, Faster.
By delivering higher contrast at 5.4 keV, Xradia 810 Ultra makes high-resolution X-ray imaging viable for a variety of difficult-to-image materials.
The highest resolution—down to 50 nanometers— 3D X-ray imaging available in a laboratory
Both absorption and phase contrast to image a diverse range of materials – medium to low Z, carbonates to shale, tissue to biomechanisms – up to 10 times faster at the nanoscale
Synchrotron-like results in your lab without the researcher’s challenge of limited access to synchrotron instruments
Improved economics based on faster image acquisition times to expand the reach of the central microscopy lab to a wider range of researchers
Xradia Ultra based on energy that best suits the materials you study: 5.4 keV or 8.0 keV
Switchable field of view from 16 to 65 µm: high as best suited to your imaging needs
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