Equipment use

The cost aspect

There are many types of product analysis instruments, both for chemical and physical measurements. Often, the required investments for specific instruments and expertise are high, and these costs can only be justified in case of full-time use.

DIY!

Instruments of Consistence can be used by third parties, with proper training and further support, if required. We offer the use of SEM, CLSM, Light Microscopes, Rheometer, Texture Analyser, and several related instruments. Contact us for detailed info.

It also often happens that our customers bring their samples for cryo-SEM or CLSM, and, while being present for scientific discussions, are using one of the other instruments for same or other samples.

Stereo Microscopy at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory
Stereo Microscopy at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory
Cryo-scanning electron microscopy at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory. cryo-SEM
Cryo-scanning electron microscopy at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory.
Light Microscopy at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory
Light Microscopy at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory
Scanning Electron Microscopy at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory
Scanning Electron Microscopy at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory
Critical point drying at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory
Critical point drying at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory
Microscopy at Consistence Microstructure Research Laboratory.

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We go for efficient use of our instruments, and together with our customers, get the best multidisciplinary results out of the lab.

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