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Lab supervisor:
Anita Kajzer, PhD, Eng.
[email protected]
room 110, Zabrze
Microscopic examination:
Leica DMi8 microscope
Objectives: 5 x, 10 x, 20 x, 50 x, 100 x
Eyepiece: 10 x
Microscope in an inverted configuration allowing observation of metallographic specimens together with a high resolution digital camera. Fully automated microscope with software and touch panel control and automatic XYZ axis image folding.
Leica DM750M microscope
Objectives: 5 x, 10 x, 20 x, 50 x
Eyepiece: 10 x
Metallographic microscope for observing metallographic specimens in conjunction with a high-resolution digital camera.
-Ability to observe specimens in incident and transmitted light for bright field, side illumination and polarisation techniques
-Possibility to record data on SD card
-Ability to control the camera operation and image acquisition from another workstation via WiFi communication
Modular stereo microscope Leica M205 A
Magnification range: 7.8 x – 160 x (1.0 x objective, 10 x eyepiece)
Parameter:
-A software module to measure parameters such as area (circle, square, rectangle and any shape), radius, diameter, angle and generate reports of these measurements as an Excel files
-A software module for generating, visualising and measuring 3D surfaces derived from the scanning an image with extended depth of field in the z-axis.
Leica S9i stereo microscope
Magnification range: 7.8 x – 160 x (1.0 x objective, 10 x eyepiece)
-Manual Z-axis stand
-Computer and software integration
-Software module for measuring parameters such as area (circle, square, rectangle and any shape), radius, diameter, angle.
Digital microscope Leica DVM6 A
3 objectives (with magnification range from 12 x to 2350 x)
For real-time inspection, with image capture, video recording and measurement capabilities. Fully automated microscope allowing software control and automatic image assembly in XYZ axes – creating 3D maps of the surface.
The system is equipped with:
-Tilting head (from -60° to +60°),
-Field of view width: 43.75 mm, 12.55 mm, 3.6 mm
-Transmitted and incident light illumination
-Fully motorised stage and all-in-one PC with LAS X software for 2D and 3D analysis
-Motorised axial movement with manual focus.
Surface topography, wetting angle and surface free energy test stations:
Optical tensiometer with Theta 3D topography system
Measurment ranges:
-Wetting angle: 0-180°, accuracy ±0.1°,
-Surface/interphase tension: 0.01 – 1000 mN/m, accuracy ±0.01 mN/m.
-Integrated topograpy module for 2D and 3D surface imaging with the option to correct for surface irregularities in the wetting angle;
-Automated wetting angle testing precisely on the surface with the determined topographic characteristics.
Parameter analysis according to ISO 4287, ISO 4288:
-r (Wenzel equation)
-ϴc, wetting angle with roughness correction/Wenzel
-Wetting angle
-Sdr (%), Sa (um), Sq (um)
-Horizontal and vertical parameters for any 2D line from the graph Ra, Rq,Rp, Rv, Rz, R10z
Image options:
-Optical image, 2D and 3D roughness map:
-Maximum specimen size on stage: unlimited x 180 mm x 22 mm (L x W x H).
Anita Kajzer, PhD, Eng.
[email protected]
room 110, Zabrze
Microscopic examination:
Leica DMi8 microscope
Objectives: 5 x, 10 x, 20 x, 50 x, 100 x
Eyepiece: 10 x
Microscope in an inverted configuration allowing observation of metallographic specimens together with a high resolution digital camera. Fully automated microscope with software and touch panel control and automatic XYZ axis image folding.
Leica DM750M microscope
Objectives: 5 x, 10 x, 20 x, 50 x
Eyepiece: 10 x
Metallographic microscope for observing metallographic specimens in conjunction with a high-resolution digital camera.
-Ability to observe specimens in incident and transmitted light for bright field, side illumination and polarisation techniques
-Possibility to record data on SD card
-Ability to control the camera operation and image acquisition from another workstation via WiFi communication
Modular stereo microscope Leica M205 A
Magnification range: 7.8 x – 160 x (1.0 x objective, 10 x eyepiece)
Parameter:
-A software module to measure parameters such as area (circle, square, rectangle and any shape), radius, diameter, angle and generate reports of these measurements as an Excel files
-A software module for generating, visualising and measuring 3D surfaces derived from the scanning an image with extended depth of field in the z-axis.
Leica S9i stereo microscope
Magnification range: 7.8 x – 160 x (1.0 x objective, 10 x eyepiece)
-Manual Z-axis stand
-Computer and software integration
-Software module for measuring parameters such as area (circle, square, rectangle and any shape), radius, diameter, angle.
Digital microscope Leica DVM6 A
3 objectives (with magnification range from 12 x to 2350 x)
For real-time inspection, with image capture, video recording and measurement capabilities. Fully automated microscope allowing software control and automatic image assembly in XYZ axes – creating 3D maps of the surface.
The system is equipped with:
-Tilting head (from -60° to +60°),
-Field of view width: 43.75 mm, 12.55 mm, 3.6 mm
-Transmitted and incident light illumination
-Fully motorised stage and all-in-one PC with LAS X software for 2D and 3D analysis
-Motorised axial movement with manual focus.
Surface topography, wetting angle and surface free energy test stations:
Optical tensiometer with Theta 3D topography system
Measurment ranges:
-Wetting angle: 0-180°, accuracy ±0.1°,
-Surface/interphase tension: 0.01 – 1000 mN/m, accuracy ±0.01 mN/m.
-Integrated topograpy module for 2D and 3D surface imaging with the option to correct for surface irregularities in the wetting angle;
-Automated wetting angle testing precisely on the surface with the determined topographic characteristics.
Parameter analysis according to ISO 4287, ISO 4288:
-r (Wenzel equation)
-ϴc, wetting angle with roughness correction/Wenzel
-Wetting angle
-Sdr (%), Sa (um), Sq (um)
-Horizontal and vertical parameters for any 2D line from the graph Ra, Rq,Rp, Rv, Rz, R10z
Image options:
-Optical image, 2D and 3D roughness map:
-Maximum specimen size on stage: unlimited x 180 mm x 22 mm (L x W x H).
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