Electron Probe Microanalyzer
An Electron Probe Microanalyser is a device used to analyse materials at micron scale. It works by firing a beam of electrons at the substance, these electrons cause x-rays to be emitted from the substance, and that characteristic emission can be measured by detectors or generates analytical imaging substance composition. The school of Geosciences is seeking to purchase a new one of these systems. This will be a direct replacement for an existing instrument which has been in-situ since August 2002.
Buyer
UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
Value
£1,117,045
Published
31 Mar 2026
Closes
31 Mar 2026
Procurement details
Source
Public Contracts Scotland
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
Category
Goods
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CPV classifications
38400000
Instruments for checking physical characteristics
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Lot 1 Electron Probe Microanalyzer
£1,117,045
An Electron Probe Microanalyser is a device used to analyse materials at micron scale. It works by firing a beam of electrons at the substance, these electrons cause x-rays to be emitted from the substance, and that characteristic emission can be measured by detectors or generates analytical imaging substance composition. The school of Geosciences was seekin...
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An Electron Probe Microanalyser is a device used to analyse materials at micron scale. It works by firing a beam of electrons at the substance, these electrons cause x-rays to be emitted from the substance, and that characteristic emission...
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