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World Precision Instruments micro-beveler system

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Resource Type

  1. Beveler machine

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  1. Resource Description
    "An optically-flat mirrored glass disk, wetted with an abrasive slurry, spins at 60 rpm (120 V), producing sharply beveled tips on fluid-filled glass microelectrodes of one micron or smaller. This eases cell impalement and improves the electrode's linearity. The microelectrode’s resistance can be monitored during beveling with WPI’s Omega-Tip-Z™ megohm meter. The beveler is permanently mounted on a precision magnetic plate that gives stable support for the optional 1350M Micropositioner shown. Start-up kit includes 0.05 µm alumina abrasive powder #3531, “O” ring, wick electrode, and wick support."
  2. Contact
    Rugonyi, Sandra, Ph.D.
  3. Manufacturer
    World Precision Instruments, Inc.
  4. ERO_0000067
    2010
  5. Location
    Sandra Rugonyi Laboratory
 
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