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Manual or motorized MicroProfiling System
Move your microsensor with step sizes down to 0.5 µm
1D. 2D, or 3D with 15 cm motor stage for fully automatic profiling

MicroProfiling System

Microprofiles with extreme accuracy, high spatial and temporal resolution

With the MicroProfiling System, you can precisely position and move all Unisense microsensors in order to perform microprofiles in an infinite number of different applications. Read more...

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MicroProfiling System

Precise positioning and movement

You get the full benefit of the fine-tipped Unisense microsensors, as the MicroProfiling System allows you to move the microsensors through your sample with step sizes down to 0.5 µm.

The MicroProfilling System is a high quality tool for microscale measurements in numerous types of applications, e.g. H2S profiles in biofilm, pH gradients in rat brains or oxygen concentrations in sediment samples.

The MicroProfiling system offers

  • Manual or motorized system for all Unisense microsensors - endless applications
  • Correct positioning of microsensors reduces the risk of breaking sensors
  • Fully automatic system in 1, 2 or 3 dimensions with 15 cm motor stages and just one controller
  • Easy movement of the sensor with the direct push function
  • Emergency stop function
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Manual or motorized MicroProfiling System?

You can operate the micromanipulator by hand to document manual profiles. A dialog box in SensorTrace Profiling tells you to move the sensor tip to a desired position, which is logged with the sensor signal.

The manual MicroProfiling System is an economic and robust tool for completing microprofiles. Precision of the z-axis (depth) is down to 10 µm. On the x- and y-axes, the sensors can be manipulated with 100 µm precision.

MicroProfiles in 2D or 3D

The Motorized MicroProfiling System will allow you to complete one, two or three dimensional microprofiles automatically. The 15 cm motor stages make it possible for you to perform measurements in a sample area to 15 cm x 15 cm x 15 cm.

Depth, step size, measuring time, and number of replicates for the experiment are managed in our software SensorTrace Profiling, which also logs data and allows you to visualize your results while measuring.

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System Components
Sensor
Product
All Unisense Sensors and Electrodes
System Components
Amplifier
Product
Single or Multi Channel UniAmp
System Components
Micromanipulator
Product
MM33 or MM33-2 (Single or double head)
System Components
Motorized Microprofiling
Product
MC-1, MC-2, MC-3 (Motor controller) | MS-15 (Micromanipulator stage)
System Components
Software
Product
Software Suite including Profiling Software
System Components
Laboratory Stand
Product
LS
System Components
Calibration Chamber
Product
CAL300

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