Heating In-Situ Holders
Single and double tilt heating holders for direct observation of microstructural phase changes, nucleation, growth, and dissolution processes.
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Single and double tilt heating holders for direct observation of microstructural phase changes, nucleation, growth, and dissolution processes.
Precise temperature control of specimen holder tip is maintained using a bulk furnace and a water cooled specimen rod
Heat loss from furnace to specimen tip is minimized using specialized ceramic furnace supports
Gatan model number | Maximum | Furnace | Specimen positioning | Specimen securing | Maximum electrical feedthroughs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
628 | 1300 | Tantalum | α tilt | Hexring® | 6 |
628 | 900 | Inconel | α tilt | Hexring | 6 |
652 | 1000 | Tantalum | α, β tilt | Hexring | 2 – 62 |
652 | 850 | Inconel | α, β tilt | Hexring | 2 – 62 |
1For small pole piece gaps, the 628 maximum temperature is limited to 1000 °C for tantalum furnace and 700 °C for Inconel furnace, and the 652 maximum temperature is limited to 900°C for tantalum furnace and 700 °C for Inconel furnace
2Optional 2 – 6 for JEOL UHR, 2 maximum for other EMMs
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