Labmate Scanning Electron Microscope LMSEM-A100
Labmate Scanning Electron Microscope LMSEM-A100 provides ultra-high-resolution imaging with a magnification range from 2× to 1,600,000×, making it ideal for detailed micro- and nano-scale structural analysis. It is equipped with a Schottky field emission electron gun, advanced electron optics, and a five-axis motorized eucentric stage for precise specimen positioning. The ergonomic design and user-friendly interface allow seamless operation for material science, life science, and industrial research applications.
Product Info
Key Features
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Magnification range: 2× to 1,600,000×
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High-resolution imaging: 0.9 nm to 30 nm
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Schottky field emission electron gun with 15,000-hour lifespan
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Multilevel high-performance conical lens system
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Three objective apertures
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Five-axis motorized eucentric stage (X: 150 mm, Y: 150 mm, Z: 65 mm, Tilt: -10° to +90°, Rotation: 360°)
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High vacuum SE and integrated BSE detectors, IRCCD
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Real-time image display with magnification, scale plate, grey curve, and frame averaging
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Brightness and contrast adjustment, autofocus, fast scanning
Technical Highlights
Specification Details Magnification 2× to 1,600,000× Resolution 0.9 nm to 30 nm Electron Gun Type Schottky field emission gun Lens System Multilevel conical objective system Vacuum System 2 ion pumps, 1 turbo molecular pump (TMP), 1 mechanical pump Detectors SE detector, BSE detector, IRCCD Image Format TIF, BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG Max Display Size 16,384×16,384 pixels Stage Travel X: 150 mm, Y: 150 mm, Z: 65 mm; Tilt: -10° to +90°; Rotation: 360° Sample Size 320×80 mm Operating Conditions Temp: 16–30 °C, Humidity: <60 %, Noise: <68 dB Power AC 220 V, 50 Hz Dimensions Microscope: 800×800×1480 mm; Working Table: 1340×850×740 mm Weight 450 kg Applications
Labmate LMSEM-A100 is widely used in material science, life sciences, and industrial research for:-
Surface morphology studies of micro- and nano-structures
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Quality control in manufacturing processes
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Failure analysis and defect inspection
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Research in materials, biology, and nanotechnology
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