Nanolab Technologies acquires XPS analytical system in Texas, US

10:22 AM, 10th July 2014

MILPITAS, US: Nanolab Technologies, the providers of analytical services, has purchased a new XPS (X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy) analytical system in their surface chemical analysis centre of excellence that continues their rapid growth path. Last week Nanolab Technologies announced the acquisition of Microtech Laboratories, a failure analysis lab located in Texas, US.

The new XPS system will provide leading-edge services based on new technology that uses an argon-cluster ion source to perform chemical state depth profiling and gentle, non-degrading surface cleaning. The new K-alpha plus XPS system builds on Nanolab Technologies current K-Alpha XPS system. The new system was improved to provide a three times higher count rate to make it the fastest system available from a commercial lab and includes Thermo Scientific’s MAGCIS next generation ion source.

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