Materials analysis examines the properties, composition, and behavior of materials at a microscopic and macroscopic level. Using advanced techniques such as microscopy, spectroscopy, and chromatography, materials analysts investigate the structure, purity, and performance of various substances. From industrial materials and nanomaterials to battery testing and beyond, this field provides critical insights into the characteristics and applications of materials across industries such as manufacturing, electronics, and healthcare. Explore how materials analysis drives innovation, quality assurance, and product development for a wide range of applications.
Cypher™ AFM - The World's Highest Resolution AFM Asylum Research introduces the Cypher AFM, the industry’s first completely new small sample AFM/SPM in over a decade. Cypher AFM from Asylum Research - Decode the Nanoworld with the Next Generation of AFM Cypher is the world’s highest resolution AFM. The Cypher AFM achieves closed loop atomic resolution using sensors in all three axes, combining the accuracy and control of c…
MFP-3D BIO - The Only Full-Capability AFM on an Inverted Optical Microscope. Uncompromised AFM on an Inverted Optical Platform. The Asylum Research MFP-3D-BIO provides the highest sensitivity and most accurate images and measurements possible on an inverted optical platform. The Best Force Measurements – from the Commercial Pioneer of Force Spectroscopy Asylum Research pioneered commercialization of picoNewton-scale force spe…
Asylum Research MFP-3D™ Stand Alone AFM - The Widest Range of AFM/SPM Capabilities Available Today The Atomic Force Microscope (AFM), has been the instrument of choice for three dimensional measurements at the nanometer scale. With the Asylum Research MFP-3D Stand Alone (MFP-3D-SA) AFM, scientists can now choose a sensitive and precise AFM with the lowest noise performance that also includes a complete scientific software en…
Asylum Research MFP-3D-CF™ - Integrated Confocal / Atomic Force Microscopy System MFP-3D-CF - Advance your bioscience research by combining the power of confocal imaging with the high resolution of Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM). For years, biologists have turned to laser scanning confocal microscopy for 3D functional imaging within thick samples such as cells or tissues. AFM also uses a scanning process to form an image, but i…
