FASTSCAN-D-SS

FastScan-A probes are designed specifically for imaging in air on the Dimension FastScan AFM.  They deliver extreme imaging speed without loss of resolution, loss of force control, or added complexity. 

With the ability to perform 20x to 100x faster scans, these probes provide users with more high-quality data at a considerably faster rate, with little added operational cost. 

The FastScan-A cantilevers utilize a novel 27 um long triangular Silicon Nitride cantilever to achieve a 1400 kHz resonant frequency with only a 17 N/m force constant.  The Silicon tip has an extremely sharp 5 nm tip radius, making it ideal for imaging a wide variety of hard and soft materials.

All FastScan cantilevers have less that 3 degrees of cantilever bend.  Using this probe on an AFM other than the Dimension FastScan is not recommended and will result in sub-optimal performance.

In July 2015 Bruker implemented a new process to achieve higher quality and consistency in this probe's physical appearance and dimensions.  Our goal is to provide improved user results in consistency of rendered resolution and less variation to instrument settings.  We would like to hear your feedback on how these improvements have affected your results.  Please contact us and let us know!
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With the ability to perform 20x to 100x faster scans, these probes provide users with more high-quality data at a considerably faster rate,with little added operational cost. 

The FastScan-B cantilevers utilize a novel 30 um long triangular Silicon Nitride cantilever to achieve a 450 kHz resonant frequency with only a 1.8 N/m force constant.  The Silicon tip has an extremely sharp 5 nm tip radius, making it ideal for imaging a wide variety of hard and soft materials.

All FastScan cantilevers have less that 3 degrees of cantilever bend.Using this probe on an AFM other than the Dimension FastScan is not recommended and will result in sub-optimal performance.

In July 2015 Bruker implemented a new process to achieve higherquality and consistency in this probe's physical appearance anddimensions.  Our goal is to provide improved user results in consistencyof rendered resolution and less variation to instrument settings.  Wewould like to hear your feedback on how these improvements have affectedyour results.  Please contact us and let us know!View...

FastScan-C probes are designed specifically for imaging in fluid on the Dimension FastScan AFM.  They deliver extreme imaging speed without loss of resolution, loss of force control, or added complexity. 

With the ability to perform 20x to 100x faster scans, these probes provide users with more high-quality data at a considerably faster rate,with little added operational cost. 

The FastScan-C cantilevers utilize a novel 40 um long triangular Silicon Nitride cantilever to achieve a 300 kHz resonant frequency with only a 0.8 N/m force constant.  The Silicon tip has an extremely sharp 5 nm tip radius, making it ideal for imaging a wide variety of hard and soft materials.

All FastScan cantilevers have less that 3 degrees of cantilever bend.Using this probe on an AFM other than the Dimension FastScan is not recommended and will result in sub-optimal performance.

In July 2015 Bruker implemented a new process to achieve higherquality and consistency in this probe's physical appearance anddimensions.  Our goal is to provide improved user results in consistencyof rendered resolution and less variation to instrument settings.  Wewould like to hear your feedback on how these improvements have affectedyour results.  Please contact us and let us know!View...

 

The latest addition to the cost effective FASTSCAN probe series is the FASTSCAN-D, designed for optimal performance in fluid, at high scan rates for AFM dynamics observations. The unique design of these probes renders a balance of high resonant frequency and low spring constant, enabling imaging of the fragile biological samples without deforming the samples’ fundamental atomic structures. This series of probes were designed to continue pushing the limits of the Bruker unique FastScan technology that enables biological observations in fluid in a small volume flow-cell in conjunction with heating control.

 

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