top of page

Stadi MP

 

STOE has developed a new type of diffractometer which is more flexible than any existing system but without any loss in performance. STOE’s STADI-MP combines the two most common diffractometer configurations: Transmission-/Debye-Scherrer and Bragg-Brentano geometry with a set-up for micro-diffraction.

  • Various state of the art detectors

  • High and low temperature attachements

  • Transmission / Debye-Scherrer, High Flux and Bragg-Brentano mode

  • Geometry selection by sliding tube housing

  • No realignment after changing geometries

  • All geometries running with pure Co, Cu, Mo or Ag Kα1 radiation

Stadi MP

Stadi P Combi

 

Based on the well known STADI P, STOE has developed a new powder diffractometer for high-throughput and combinatorial measurements in transmission geometry. With its newly designed sample stage providing a variable x,y grid for various slide-in sample holders, eg. for up to 96 different samples, the STADI P COMBI offers highest efficiency combined with all the advantages of the STADI P system.

  • 96-fold sample stage – user definable x/y grid

  • Pure Kα1 radiation using Co, Cu, Mo or Ag radiation

  • Transmission geometry

Stadi P Combi

Stadi P

 

The very reliable, high-precision two circle goniometer is the basis of a whole range of x-ray powder diffraction solutions. Vertically or horizontally mounted, the STADI P can be built-up in Transmission/Debye-Scherrer or Bragg-Brentano geometry: Transmission/Debye-Scherrer, Reflection/ Bragg-Brentano or both. Two STADI P goniometers, either in the same or different configurations, can be mounted in the same cabinet resulting in two completely independent units. Moreover, two goniometers can share one source.

  • Various state of the art detectors

  • Pure Kα1 radiation using Fe, Co, Cu, Mo and Ag sources

  • The ultimate platform for laboratory PDF calculations using Ag Kα1 data

  • Transmission / Debye-Scherrer or Bragg-Brentano mode

  • Ideally suited for the analysis of air/ moisture sensitive and microsamples

  • High- and low-temperature attachements

Stadi P

bottom of page