In the world of MicroAnalysis or Microbiology, it is a must to have a Scanning Electron Microscope working correctly; because high-quality Scanning Electron Microscopes make a difference when it comes to the results of the sample you’re testing.
Electron Optics Instruments is the leader in Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) distribution in the United States which makes them the right fit for jobs like electron microscope repair. Our team is committed to deliver the highest level of repair to your microscope and make sure it lasts a lifetime.
Here’s What Electron Optics Instruments Can Do For You
When it comes to distributing scanning electron microscopes, Electron Optics Instruments is the best. Part of the reason why we are the best is that we understand having the right tool is the solution to have advanced image results.
Electron Optics Instruments offers three types of SEM:
- CUBE ll SEM
- GENESIS SEM
- VERITAS SEM
Also, we offer electron microscope repair and this may include the following:
- Full Preventative Maintenance Service Contracts on SEM, Tabletop SEM, and Benchtop SEM
- Per Diem Services Available
- Large Supply of in-stock replacement parts
- SEM relocation and site evaluation
- Spare Parts and Consumable Sales
- On-Site training available for SEM and Tabletop SEM operation including basic maintenance and cleaning procedures
- Upgrade older analog SEM to PC – Based Digital Imaging with image storing capability
- Upgrade and EDS X-Ray system to Windows-based software
- Refurbished SEM available for sale
- Surplus SEM Equipment purchased
Fix Your Electron Microscope With The Certified Engineers
Certified engineers are the ones that can handle an electron microscope repair, no matter the type of SEM it is or the purpose that complies, so make sure to choose a company that has SEM experts or engineers to get the job done.
Electron Optics Instruments has over 30 years in this market and those years have given the team the confidence and experience they need when working with different types of Scanning Electron Microscope.