Bruker PeakForce Tapping - How AFM Should be

Bruker's exclusive PeakForce Tapping® has been the most significant scientific breakthrough in atomic force microscope (AFM) technology since the introduction of TappingMode. It provides unprecedented high-resolution imaging, extends AFM measurements into a range of samples not previously accessed, and uniquely enables simultaneous nanoscale property mapping.

Highest resolution imaging
PeakForce Tapping enables the researcher to precisely control probe-to-sample interaction, providing the lowest available imaging forces. This superior force control results in the most consistent, highest resolution AFM imaging for the widest range of sample types, from the softest biological samples to very hard materials.

Multimodal graphene characterisation with PeakForce Tapping, PeakForce KPFM, PeakForce QNM and PeakForce IR, Image size 15 µm top left and right, 5 µm bottom left and right

Unique, quantitative results, whatever you measure
PeakForce Tapping's piconewton (pN) force sensitivity simultaneously and uniquely combines the highest resolution AFM imaging with quantitative, nanoscale electrical, mechanical, biological, and chemical property mapping, enabling researchers of all experience levels to make new discoveries.

Easy to use, making every user an AFM expert
PeakForce Tapping's superior force control provides the user with unmatched AFM ease of use with ScanAsyst® image optimisation software, and the low forces preserve the probe shape for longer life and more consistent imaging.

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