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Since the establishment of the company in 1990, our primary focus has been on researching new methods and developing instruments for materials science and engineering. This effort is driven by our in-house R&D team in collaboration with academic partners from select universities and research institutions.

Technoorg Linda is fully committed to serving the global scientific community with the highest-quality sample preparation tools designed for electron microscopy analysis. Our customers include industrial, governmental, and academic research departments and laboratories, covering the full spectrum of materials science instrumentation users. Recognized as a trusted name within the global scientific community, Technoorg Linda is synonymous with precision instruments and world-leading sample preparation techniques.

SEMPRE P SMAR T is an award-winning ion milling solution designed for high-precision SEM and EB SD sample preparation. The device is equipped with a high-energy and, optionally, a low-energy argon ion source. Ion polishing allows for the improvement and cleaning of mechanically polished SEM samples and the preparation of damage- free surfaces for EBSD analysis . Outstanding cross- sectional results and precision are achieved even in demanding and sensitive cases , such as semiconductor testing and investigation o f Li – ion battery separator membranes.

  • AI-assisted, easy-to-use operation
  • Highly automated workflow
  • Extreme-precision cross-sectioning
  • Intuitive control software
  • Wide range of sample dimensions
  • High-energy ion source for rapid milling
  • Optional low-energy ion source for ultimate polishing results
  • Vacuum sample transfer capability
  • Automated liquid nitrogen or easy-to-use Peltier sample cooling
  • Widest energy range on the market
Mechanically polished
surface of an LED electrode
The same LED electrode after
A r-ion polishing.
Polishing for cleaning and enhancing huge surfaces to the ultimate quality.
Aluminium plate with holes and precipitates
after mechanical polishing.
The same aluminum plate
after Ar-ion polishing.
An EBSD inverse pole figure of
the Al plate after Ar-ion polishing.

Cross-sectional cutting for accurate measurements and real cross-section investigations. 30° slope cutting for EBSD-quality surfaces anywhere inside the sample.

90° cut of TFT board.
The accuracy of the cutting
position is ±1 μm.
The TFT detail of the cut
surface behind the spot.
30° slope cut of a cemented
carbide (WC-Co) sample.
Cross-section of a PE/PP
multilayer battery separator
membrane, prepared at room
temperature.
Cross-sectional cut of
laminated paper with liquid
nitrogen cooling.
The slope cuts and cross-sections made with the Ar-ion beam are EBSD-ready without any additional treatment an EBSD inverse pole figure of the same cemented carbide sample.

Ion sources

Sample size

Slope cutting (30°) and cross-sectional cutting (90°)
sample holders:

Sample holder for surface polishing (EBSD) with three
different head types:

Sample stage

Sample cooling (optional)

LN2 cooling or Peltier cooling

Vacuum system

Oil-free diaphragm and turbomolecular pumps

Gas supply system

99.999% purity argon working gas, flow controlled
with a needle valve, optional dry nitrogen venting

Turbomolecular pump

Pfeiffer HiPace 80 Neo

Imaging system

High-resolution CMOS camera with magnification-

tracing measurement capabilities within the live image

Computer control

Easy-to-use graphical interface with ergonomic,
built-in multi-touch screen, automated ion source
operation, and stage position calibration