Cross Section Polisher™ (shown left), Cooling Cross Section Polisher™ (shown right)
Our Cross Section Polishers™ (CPs) are widely used broad ion beam milling instruments for preparing specimens for electron microscopy. Eliminating artifacts associated with traditional mechanical preparation methods, the CP produces pristine cross sections of difficult specimens: brittle materials, multilayer coatings with differences in hardness or thermal expansion, fragile porous materials, polymers and composites, etc. The result is a high-quality cross section with an artifact-free surface, ideal for imaging and microanalysis (EDS, WDS, EBSD) by SEM, EPMA or Auger.
Choose between our Cross Section Polisher™ (IB-19540CP) and our Cooling Cross Section Polisher™ (IB-19550CCP) for thermally sensitive materials. These new configurations are equipped with our High-Speed Milling Source for ultra-fast preparation (up to 1.2mm/hour on Si).
Air Isolation Workflow options are available for quick preparation and transfer of specimens that are air sensitive.
Designing Better Batteries Through Innovative Microscopy Characterization
Microstructural Observations of "Single Crystal" Positive Electrode Materials Before and After Long Term Cycling by Cross-section Scanning Electron Microscopy
Air-Isolated Cross Section Polisher/Ion Beam Milling System – Lithium Ion Battery Sample Preparation Video
Gold wire bond
Color toner particles
Fluorescent lamp amalgem bead sectioned by CP-EDS map (blue color represents location of mercury)
Eggshell sectioned by CP
Graphite rod cross section prepared using rotation holder option in CP
Ceramic particles cross section prepared using rotation holder option in CP
Cross section of metal layers in ceramic chip capacitor
Eyelash with mascara - multi-element EDS compositional map of the cross section
Granular medicine - single element EDS compositional map of the cross section
Paper - cross section of cellulose fibers and paper coating
EDS map of solder bump in cross section
Multilayered thin film on glass substrate
Cross section of superconductor wire prepared using CP rotation holder option
Courtesy of Y. Fink (MIT)
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