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A Benchtop AFM with integrated inverted optical microscope

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A Benchtop AFM with integrated inverted optical microscope

The CoreAFM - DIMO is a versatile atomic force microscope with an integrated digital inverted microscope. This is an industry first where an optical microscope has been integrated to a full function AFM, thereby not compromising on the AFM performance. The digital inverted microscope option enhances the CoreAFM, enabling different applications where simultaneous optical and AFM imaging is required, especially in cell biology.

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