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Recently, Kashgar University and our company have officially established a deep partnership, placing a bulk order for a batch of high-quality educational equipment.
Apr 24,2026
Recently, a customer‑customized nanoindentation system equipped with a temperature‑controlled stage was successfully delivered and has now been officially integrated into the customer’s materials micro‑mechanical property evaluation platform.
To meet the need for capturing the dynamic changes in material composition, we successfully customized a high-performance temperature‑controlled heating–cooling stage for a research group at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, an overseas research institution. This device is not merely a temperature‑control system; it is also a powerful tool that helps researchers expand the frontiers of knowledge, contributing to the advancement of in situ characterization techniques under variable temperatures.
In materials research, simultaneously controlling high pressure and extreme temperatures is essential for uncovering novel physical properties and synthesizing new materials.
Dec 26,2025
X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy (XRF) has emerged as a vital tool for elemental analysis of materials, continually driving research breakthroughs in fields such as new energy, semiconductors, and geosciences. As scientific exploration advances, researchers are moving beyond static observations at ambient temperatures, seeking instead to capture the dynamic evolution of material compositions in temperature‑controlled environments in real time, thereby uncovering deeper underlying mechanisms.
Dec 01,2025