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Scanning Electron Microscope Services
Applied Technical Services’ metallurgy lab offers scanning electron microscope services and analysis. Our SEM lab commonly conducts forensic investigations, failure analysis, and research services for clients requiring high-resolution imagery.
What is a Scanning Electron Microscope?
A scanning electron microscope or SEM uses a beam of electrons to magnify the image of a material’s surface, allowing for further analysis. SEM magnifications can reach 300,000X and reveal information about a material’s composition, topography, and morphology. Scanning electron microscopes have several advantages, including:
- Quick Results
- Large Depth of Field
- Higher Resolution
- Increased Control of Magnification
- Samples Require Minimal Preparation
- Applicable to Multiple Materials; Including Metals, Polymers, Alloys, and Ceramics
SEMs are essential in the research and development of products because they allow manufacturers to understand the potential strengths, failures, and uses of materials.
Applied Technical Services' SEM Lab
Our scanning electron microscope is a Hitachi S-3700N, equipped to handle various applications across several industries. Features include:
- A Large Chamber; Accommodates Samples 300mm in Diameter and 110mm in Height
- Secondary Electron Detector
- User-Friendly Design; Requires Minimal Training
- High Defintion Display with Real-Time Imaging
- Turbo Molecular Pump; Minimizes Potential for Sample Contamination
Our scanning electron microscope services include:
- Contaminant and Residue Analysis
- Failure Analysis and Investigation
- Fractography
- Particle Analysis
- Surface Flaw Analysis
ATS' SEM-EDS Analysis Services
- Coatings
- Contaminants
- Corrosion Products
- Elemental Mapping
- General Alloy ID
- Polymer Filler Material ID
- Platings
- Wear Metals
About Applied Technical Services
ATS is an ISO 9001 certified management system that employs professionals from diverse backgrounds and disciplines. Our rich legacy of quality engineering consulting, testing, inspection, and training services exceeds 55 years, and we’ve continued to expand and refine our services since our founding in 1967. We lend our services to nearly every industry imaginable, from aerospace and aviation to chemical and consumer products, while upholding the latest industry standards in each respective industry. Please don’t hesitate to contact us at +1 (888) 287-5227 and ask about our scanning electron microscope services.
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Complete List Of Metallurgy Links
- 3D Inspections
- 3D Part Inspection
- 3D Scanning Services
- 3D X-Ray Imaging
- 3D X-Ray Services
- Computed Tomography
- Computed Tomography Lab
- Computed Tomography Metallurgy
- Computed Tomography Scanning
- Computed Tomography (CT) Services
- CT 3D Scanning for Reverse Engineering
- CT Inspections
- CT Lab
- CT Metrology
- CT Scan Companies
- CT Scan Parts
- CT Services
- First Article CT Scanning
- X-Ray Microtomography
General Services
- EDS Chemical Analysis
- Litigation Support
- Material Identification
- Metallography Lab
- SEM Lab
- Metallurgical Services
- Nondestructive Hardness Testing
- Porosity Analysis
- PPE Testing
- Reverse Engineering Services
- Scanning Electron Microscopy
- Scanning Electron Microscope Services
- Tensile Testing Metallurgical Lab
Metals Testing and Metallography
- Brinell Hardness Tests
- Case Depth Hardness
- Case Depth Testing
- Fracture Analysis
- Fracture Surface Analysis
- Grain Size Analysis
- Grain Size Distribution
- Hardness Testing Labs
- Hardness Testing Services
- Intergranular Corrosion Tests
- Knoop Hardness Testing
- Laser Grain Size Analysis
- Metal Tests
- Metal Fracture Analysis
- Metallurgical Testing Services
- Metallography Lab
- Metallography Microstructure and Analysis
- Rockwell Hardness Tests
- Superficial Rockwell Hardness Tests
- Tensile Testing Metallurgical Laboratory
- Vickers Hardness Test