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The Analaysis of Fibres Using the FEI Phenom Personal Scanning Electron Microscope

Fibre analysis is of use to many industries such as the filtration industry. Previously it was carried out using a light microscopes. Smaller fibres required higher resolution instruments for accurate analysis. The FEI Phenom personal electron microscope provides the ideal alternative proving the required resolution at a fraction of the cost of a traditional scanning electron microscope (SEM), as well as offering faster analysis and ease of operation.

This video also provides a quick demonstration of how the system works.

Run time - 2:57min

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