AXT additional strengthened its dedication to the Australian and New Zealand microscopy in situ communities by partnering with Alemnis.
Alemnis are a world-leading producer of nanomechanical and micromechanical testing gadgets that may be built-in into SEMs, FIBs, mild microscopes, computed tomography devices in addition to synchrotrons.
Swiss-based Alemnis had been based in 2008, design and manufacture micro- and nanomechanical property measurement devices that may be utilized in all kinds of testing environments. Because the originators of in situ nanoindenters, it comes as no shock that their techniques are favoured by many prestigious analysis establishments world wide, together with the College of Queensland and the College of New South Wales.
Their flagship instrument, the ASA high-precision nanoindenter includes a modular design that enables it to be customised to go well with the customers particular wants utilizing a variety of environmental controls (temperature, fuel and liquid) and equipment. The versatile nature of the system makes it appropriate for finishing up a variety of checks reminiscent of micropillar compression, pressure, bending, scratch testing and extra.
Richard Trett, AXT’s Managing Director commented, “we’re dedicated to bringing one of the best applied sciences to Australia and New Zealand to assist our researchers keep a number one world analysis place. Partnering with Alemnis helps us to help the native improvement of superior supplies”.
Nicholas Randall, Vice President of Enterprise Growth at Alemnis replied, “We satisfaction ourselves within the efficiency and affordability of our techniques. The excessive pressure charges of our in situ devices offers a novel benefit to Australian researchers seeking to carry out cutting-edge analysis to allow them to higher perceive how supplies behave and carry out, together with performing correlative mechanical and chemical mapping on the micro-scale”.
For extra particulars in regards to the Alemnis in situ nanoindentor and AXT’s complimentary vary of microscopes and equipment, please go to www.axt.com.au.
