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ALBUQUERQUE/New Mexico/USA , 04.08.2008.
To enable the production of highly polished TEM lamellas Carl Zeiss SMT now offers an additional Argon ion beam column to its successful NVison 40 CrossBeam workstation.

Highly polished TEM lamellas are a prerequisite for successful analysis of specimens in a transmission electron microscope. The new low- energy Argon ion column in the NVision 40 CrossBeam workstation allows the fabrication of supreme sample quality by enabling almost complete removal of surface damages, that typically occur during the initial FIB milling steps. With this “supreme milling” method unprecedented TEM lamella quality is achieved enabling quantitative atomic resolution characterization of samples. By employing the new triple beam technology, time consuming and cost-intensive additional polishing processes in auxiliary tools become obsolete.

Two dedicated products
The new NVision 40 Argon will be available in two dedicated models:
  • a process oriented high throughput version dedicated to routine TEM sample preparation for semiconductor customers;
  • a multi purpose versatile version for highest demands in processing and analytics applications in materials science and the semiconductor semiconductor lab
The Argon ion column is retrofittable to existing NVision 40 workstations.

NVision 40 Argon is a joint product of Carl Zeiss SMT– Nano Technology System division and its Japanese partner SII Nano Technology.

The new product Argon Ion Column extends ZEISS NVision product family.
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The new product Argon Ion Column extends ZEISS NVision product family.


Markus Wiederspahn
Public Relations
Carl Zeiss SMT AG
Phone: +49 7364 20-2194
Fax: +49 7364 20-9206
E-Mail: wiederspahn@smt.zeiss.com

Number: 0143-2008-ENG SE

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