Hitachi High-Tech Europe GmbH is a market-leading European provider of high-tech lab solutions for industry and academia, covering materials science, life sciences, biotechnology, industrial automation, and nanotechnology. Since it began manufacturing microscopes in 1947, the company has driven innovation in global scientific research with a diverse product lineup, including SEM systems, TEM systems, and ion beam milling systems. In 1969 it began developing field emission electron beam source technology before going on to create the breakthrough FE-SEM. Its groundbreaking imaging technology has been used to reveal answers that have changed the world, and the simplicity, robustness, and advanced capabilities of its products have earned it global popularity. Hitachi High-Tech Europe's state-of-the-art equipment supports analytical and R&D scientists in multiple industries, empowering them to prepare specimens, examine complex scientific interactions, and understand structures and materials down to the nanoscale. In addition to its core focus on lab solutions, Hitachi High-Tech Europe GmbH engages in activities in a broad range of fields, including manufacturing and sales of clinical analysers, biotechnology products, radiation therapy systems, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, analytical instruments, and analysis equipment. The company also provides high value-added solutions in industrial fields such as mobility, connectivity, environment, and energy. Through business based on its core Observation, Measurement, and Analysis technologies, Hitachi High-Tech Europe GmbH is committed to contributing to the realisation of a sustainable society by solving social issues. Our comprehensive product range and expertise make us the brand of choice for scientists in the European market.
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Learn more about the new SU8300SE and SU3900SE Schottky FE-SEMs👉 https://bit.ly/3Z4CNkV #Microscopy #SEM #LabEfficiency
Hitachi’s new SU3800SE and SU3900SE Schottky FE-SEMs offer large chambers capable of supporting up to 300 mm diameter and 5 kg specimens. With improved optics for high-resolution imaging and a variety of detectors, users have the versatility to support a wide range observation requirements.
Handling large specimens in microscopy can slow down your workflow due to extra prep. But Hitachi’s new SU3800SE and SU3900SE FE-SEMs change that. The SU3900SE accommodates specimens up to 300 mm in diameter, 130 mm in height, and 5 kg in weight, minimizing prep time and letting you focus on analysis. Key benefits include: 🔍 Effortless sample navigation with a motorized 5-axis stage ⚡Faster analysis by skipping unnecessary steps 🖥️ Automation for consistent, reliable results with minimal effort Ready to streamline your workflow? Click the link in the comments for details. #Microscopy #SEM #LabEfficiency
Elevate your microscopy with Hitachi's new SU3800SE and SU3900SE field emission scanning electron microscopes. These new SEMs feature a Schottky field emission source for high-resolution imaging, and added performance, stability, and speed. Explore the key features and see how the SU3800SE and SU3900SE can transform your lab below. Learn more about the SU3800SE and SU3900SE SEMs: https://bit.ly/4fr48Du #Microscopy #SEM #LabEfficiency
🔬 Big discoveries start small—really small. Our new product catalogue just launched, featuring the latest in electron microscopes and ion beam systems to help you see what others can't. What's inside? - Simple product overview section, categorised by product class - In-depth explanations of Electron Sources and Lens Types - Detailed product descriptions and application examples Explore the catalogue and find the tools to power your next discovery: https://bit.ly/40mDPtD #ElectronMicroscopy #HitachiHighTech #STEM
Join Juergen Simon (Hitachi High-Tech) and Leon Leander Hütsch (Oxford Instruments GmbH) tomorrow at Electric Vehicle Production Days for an insightful session on enhancing battery development and LiB process control. 🕦 11:30-12:00 📍Eurogress Aachen #electricvehicleproductiondays #LiBresearch #batterydevelopment
We’re thrilled to be a part of Koç University's journey toward becoming a leader in advanced research and innovation. With the installation of our Hitachi HF5000 (S)TEM and NX5000 FIB-SEM systems, we're excited to see the discoveries and advancements that lie ahead. 🔬 🔮
Büyük bir gururla, 8-9.10.2024 tarihlerinde Koç Üniversitesi'ndeki yeni TEM (Transmission Electron Microscopy) Laboratuvarı açılışını gerçekleştirdik! HITACHI MARKA HF5000 MODEL (S)TEM ve HITACHI MARKA NX5000 MODEL FIB-SEM sistemleri KOÇ Üniversitesi n2STAR bünyesinde faaliyete geçmiştir Bu önemli proje ile birlikte,. ileri düzey araştırmalar ve inovasyonun merkezi olmayı hedefleyen Koç Üniversitesi, bilim dünyasına yeni kapılar açıyor. TEM teknolojisinin sunduğu olağanüstü çözünürlük ve hassasiyet, bilim insanlarına malzeme bilimi, nanoteknoloji ve biyoteknoloji alanlarında büyük katkılar sağlayacak. Açılışta bizlerle olan Hitachi High-Tech ekiplerine ve bu heyecan verici projeye katkıda bulunan tüm katılımcılara sonsuz teşekkürler. Gelecek nesillerin bilimine hep birlikte yön veriyoruz! #KoçÜniversitesi #TEM #Bilim #Inovasyon #Teknoloji #Araştırma #Nanoteknoloji #MalzemeBilimi #TetraTeknolojikSistemler
Are you attending Electric Vehicle Production Days (EPT) next week? Come and chat with our experts to learn how Hitachi's SEM technology can deepen your understanding of nanomaterials and solve battery problems. Plus, see the SU3900 in action with a live demonstration at Booth 4 and 5. If you haven't registered yet, there's still time: https://bit.ly/4f9NuIp. We'll see you there! 🚗⚡ #electricvehicles #electronmicroscopy #research
📢 Join Hitachi and our esteemed guest speakers as we unveil the HF5000 Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM), a revolutionary instrument set to transform research in nanotechnology and materials science. The HF5000, a 200kV TEM, combines both TEM and Scanning Transmission Electron Microscope (STEM) technologies, achieving sub-angstrom (0.1 nm or less) spatial resolution. This allows for precise atomic-level imaging and analysis, opening new possibilities for research. Discover how it can elevate your research projects and partnerships in our workshop next week. Secure your spot by registering via [email protected] or [email protected]. #TEM #research #electronmicroscopy
We're thrilled to see our SU9000 being used to push the limits of scientific discovery. Congratulations to Raynald Gauvin and everyone involved in this remarkable work! 👏 #STEM #EELS #electronmicroscopy
I am very proud of our last paper published in Ultramicroscopy, Elemental quantification using electron energy-loss spectroscopy with a low voltage scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM-EELS), by Nicolas Dumaresq, Nicolas Brodusch, Stéphanie Bessette and myself. We are the first to demonstrate that quantitative chemical analysis is possible using EELS at 30, 20 and 10 keV with the fantastic low energy STEM SU-9000 from Hitachi. This is the best electron microscope in the world in my opinion and we have it since 2017. We were the first to have an EELS system made from Hitachi High-Technology.
This year, Hitachi is proud once again to sponsor the Highlights of Physics science show, which is held since 2001 each year in a German University town, this year in Hannover. Building on the success of Hitachi's STEM outreach program, we are excited to offer students, educators, and science enthusiasts the chance to operate our cutting-edge TM4000II scanning microscope. This hands-on experience will allow participants to explore the hidden wonders of the microscopic world, revealing details invisible to the naked eye and far beyond the capabilities of a light microscope. We would like to express our sincere thanks to Prof. Dr. Klaus Richter President of the German Physical Society (DPG), Dr. Jens Kube and Andreas Forstmaier from the Agency for Business Communication, Dipl.-Phys. Werner Stracke from the Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research, Rüdiger Eichel from the Lower Saxony Ministry for Science and Culture, and Prof. Dr. Claus Lämmerzahl, Member of the DPG Board for Public Relations, for their collaboration and support of this year’s event. #highlightsderphysik #electronmicroscopes #DPG #STEM