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Atomic Force Microscopes have a range of applications from nanotechnology and biology to engineering and semiconductors. AFMs are an essential technology applied by scientists and researchers for visualizing nanostructures and making measurements at the nanoscale including surface roughness and step-height measurements.

The technology behind atomic force microscopes has been developed by pioneering scientists and engineers at leading technology firms, government labs, and universities throughout the world. AFMs continue to evolve and advance as scientists require higher resolution topographic scanning.

Atomic Force Microscope for Routine Scanning and Education

Basic Atomic Force Microscope for routine scanning and education: The B-AFM is a complete system that includes a computer with software, a stage, and control electronics; everything needed for AFM.

The TT-2 AFM is a high-resolution tabletop atomic force microscope capable of scanning nanoparticles, thin films, DNA, and other nanostructures. With a noise floor as low as 0.08 nm, the TT-2 AFM competes with the resolution of the highest-powered AFMs

Atomic force microscopes are capable of making measurements on biological samples at the nanoscale that are difficult or even impossible with any other type of microscope.

Atomic force microscopes are essential tools for #nanotechnology research, providing the necessary resolution for the visualization and measurement of nanostructures including nano particles, DNA, thin films, polymers, and many more.

The TT-2 AFM is a high-resolution tabletop atomic force microscope capable of scanning nanoparticles, thin films, DNA, and other nanostructures. With a noise floor as low as 0.08 nm, the TT-2 AFM competes with the resolution of the highest-powered AFMs.

All atomic force microscopes manufactured by AFM Workshop include standard scanning AFM modes: vibrating (tapping), non-vibrating (contact), phase scanning, and lateral force mode (LFM), as well as force distance.