Scientific Equipment
A tabletop SEM, also known as a benchtop SEM, is a compact scanning electron microscope designed to bring high-resolution imaging directly into the laboratory. Compared to traditional SEM systems, a tabletop SEM offers a smaller footprint, easier operation, and faster installation, while enabling users to observe morphology, surfaces, particles, defects, and material microstructures. It is widely used in research, quality control, failure analysis, and material characterization.
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Pisa, Italy | October 27–29, 2026
SEE Srl is pleased to announce its participation in the CNR DSCTM Department Days 2026, organized by the Department of Chemical Sciences and Materials Technologies (DSCTM) of the Italian National...
October 28, 2026 | 3:00–4:00 PM CET | Free Online Webinar
Are you looking to improve your SEM workflow when analyzing multiple samples or large specimens?
Join Semplor's upcoming live webinar and discover how ONYX,...
Exploring food microstructure and rheology with advanced, non-destructive characterization technologies
18–21 October 2026 | Grado, Italy
Schaefer SEE is pleased to announce its participation, together with...
15–17 September 2026 | Padova Congress, Padua, Italy
Schaefer SEE is pleased to participate as a sponsor and exhibitor at Ter(r)ra: Resources, Risks, Respect, the 2026 Joint Congress of the Italian Geological...
Schaefer SEE will participate as a sponsor and exhibitor at NanoInnovation 2026, taking place in Rome from 14–18 September.
Location: Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering, Sapienza University of Rome. The Faculty is located in the heart...
Schaefer SEE Srl will be attending AITEM 2026, presenting advanced solutions for material characterization, electron microscopy and surface metrology.
Visitors will be able to see the Semplor NANOS tabletop SEM and obtain firsthand...
The G5 Ion Sputter Coater by GSEM is a compact, easy-to-use, and cost-effective instrument for preparing samples destined for SEM analysis.
Thanks to its fully automatic operation, the G5 handles the main stages of the coating process — vacuum,...
In material analysis, seeing the surface of a sample is often only the first step. A tabletop SEM allows laboratories to observe morphology, topography, defects, particles, coatings, and microstructural features at high magnification. But to fully...