Gatan Cooling In-Situ Holders

Optimised for low temperature observation of in-situ phase transitions

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Transmission electron microscope (TEM) cooling holders are used in applications that require low temperature observation of in-situ phase transitions and to reduce contamination due to carbon migration.

Reduce unwanted thermal effects in various analytical techniques and facilitates energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDS) and electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) analysis by reducing contamination and mass loss
When configured for EDS applications, holder tip is designed to provide a clear path between sample and detector to reduce shadowing for EDS analysis

Model	Minimum Operating Temperature	Beryllium Cradle	Specimen Positioning	Specimen Securing	Motorised Control	Faraday Cup	Maximum electrical feedthroughs (optional)
	Liquid Nitrogen
613	< -170°C	Yes	α tilt	Hexring²		Optional	6
636	< -170°C	Yes	α, β tilt	Hexring²	β tilt	Optional	0
	Liquid Helium
HCHST3008	20 K	Optional	α tilt	Clamping¹		-	4
HCHDT3010	20 K	Optional	α, β tilt	Clamping¹	β tilt	-	4
ULTST	6 K	Optional	α tilt	Clamping¹		-	4
ULTDT	6 K	Optional	α, β tilt	Clamping¹	β tilt	-	4
	Multi-function cooling holder
671	< -170°C	-	α tilt	Hexlok^TM clamping screw	Straining	-	0

1. Analytical configruation uses a Hexring mechanism
2. Configuration with electrical connections is a special build for this holder

For further information please contact us or download the datasheets.