Coates and Welter field emission scanning electron microscope

Coates and Welter field emission scanning electron microscope, Model 104A, 1975

Details

Category:
Microscopes
Object Number:
1987-36
type:
microscope
credit:
Expo-Sem

Parts

Componants for the Coates and Welter field emission scanning electron microscope, Model 104A, 1975

Components for the Coates and Welter Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope

Componants for the Coates and Welter field emission scanning electron microscope, Model 104A, 1975

Measurements:
overall; crate: 1580 mm x 1020 mm x 880 mm,
Materials:
metal (unknown)
Object Number:
1987-36/1
type:
components
Operating console for the Coates and Welter field emission scanning electron microscope, Model 104A, 1975

Operating Console for the Coates and Welter Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope

Operating console for the Coates and Welter field emission scanning electron microscope, Model 104A, 1975

Measurements:
overall; crate: 1740 mm x 1440 mm x 1060 mm,
Materials:
metal (unknown)
Object Number:
1987-36/2
type:
console

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