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SEM images of SuperSharpSilicon™ (SSS) AFM tip

NW-SSS-SEIH

Name: NW-SSS-SEIH-10 SuperSharp, Special Tapping Mode AFM Probe
Brand: NanoWorld
SKU: NW-SSS-SEIH-10
Price: 810 USD
Availability: InStock

SuperSharp, Special Tapping Mode AFM Probe

Manufacturer: NanoWorld

Coating: none
AFM tip shape: Supersharp

AFM Cantilever

F 130 kHz

C 15 N/m

L 225 µm

*nominal values

Applications

Supersharp AFM Probes

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NanoWorld Pointprobe® SEIHR AFM probes are designed for owners of a Seiko Instruments microscope using the non-contact mode.

All SPM and AFM probes of the Pointprobe® series are made from monolithic silicon which is highly doped to dissipate static charge. They are chemically inert and offer a high mechanical Q-factor for high sensitivity. The AFM tip is shaped like a polygon based pyramid.

For enhanced resolution of nanostructures and microroughness we have developed an advanced AFM tip manufacturing process leading to unrivalled sharpness of the SuperSharpSilicon tip.

Additionally, this AFM probe offers an excellent tip radius of curvature.

This AFM probe features alignment grooves on the back side of the holder chip.

Uncoated

AFM Tip:

Shape: Supersharp

Radius: < 2 nm (< 5 nm guaranteed)

Half Cone Angle: < 10° at 200 nm from apex

AFM Cantilever:

Shape: Beam

Force Constant: 15 N/m (9 - 25 N/m)*

Resonance Frequency: 130 kHz (110 - 150 kHz)*

Length: 225 µm (220 - 230 µm)*

Width: 33 µm (27.5 - 37.5 µm)*

Thickness: 5 µm ( 4.5 - 5.5 µm)*

* typical range

Interested in learning about how this AFM probe has been used by fellow researchers?

Visit the manufacturer’s website for a list of publications mentioning this AFM probe.