Optimised for low temperature observation of in-situ phase transitions
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 | |
| 1697 | < -170°C | Yes | α, β tilt | Hexring2 | β tilt | 0 | |
| Multi-function cooling holder | |||||||
| 671 | < -170°C | - | α tilt | HexlokTM clamping screw | Straining | - | 0 |
1. Analytical configuration uses a Hexring mechanism
2. Configuration with electrical connections is a special build for this holder
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