NANOSENSORS Special Development List has been updated with completely new items: Tipless cantilevers arrays (qp-TL8) based on uniqprobe – uniform quality probe – technology. Similar to the uniqprobe cantilevers (i.e. qp-CONT), the cantilevers of these new arrays show an outstanding uniformity of their thicknesses leading to a strongly reduced dispersion of force constants and resonance frequenices compared with standard silicon cantilever arrays.
NANOSENSORS™ not only uses its know-how to manufacture its well-known standard products. We at NANOSENSORS™ are doing research on many possible future AFM applications and are developing tip versions and other extraordinary specialities that are not commercialized as standard products but are available on demand. Sometimes ago we decided to put all our new and innovative developments together and we created the so called NANOSENSORS™ Special Development List. This video shows where you can find the list and describes briefly what we have added there.
Do you need something very specific that is not available in the standard scope of products? Then feel free to browse through the examples of our developments that we have made over the years to get an idea what is possible and feel free to contact us if there is something among them that interests you.
Examples of our Special Developments are:
• Cantilevers with a range of force constants from 0.02 to 2000 N/m
• Cantilevers with frequencies up to 25 MHz
• A broad variety of cantilever coatings
• Tip modifications like high dense carbon etra tips, rounded or plateau tips
• Probes for High Speed Scanning
• Electrochemical probes
• Bimodal probes
• Nanoink compatible tip arrays
• Calibration cantilevers
• A cantilever calibration service
If you still were not able to find the tips for your specific application, please write us an email to info@nanosensors.com
NANOSENSORS™ not only uses its know-how to manufacture its well-known standard products. The experts at NANOSENSORS™ also develop many tip versions and other developments that are not commercialized as standard products but are available on demand. We call these customized products “Special Developments”.