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Leg Extenders for Support of Thicker Samples

Leg Extenders for the MFP-3D AFM
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The MFP-3D Leg Extenders raise the scan head to allow imaging of thicker samples up to 30 mm in height (inquire about thicker samples).

  • Ideal for thick samples


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