History and Current Status

Founded as a small company for manufacturing programmable control units for general purposes, upgrading analogue scanning electron microscopes and manufacturing accessories for them in 1991, the TESCAN company today belongs to global suppliers of scanning electron microscopes and solutions for material science, industry, biology and life sciences, forensic science and others.

History of TESCAN’s Success

2010

  • Introduction of third generation of SEMs
  • Transformation to a joint stock company

2009 

  • Introduced INDUSEM - a scanning electron microscope for industrial use

2008

  • LYRA I FEG introduced
  • Introduced VEGA II EasyProbe, an EasySEM™ with a fully integrated One-Touch EDX

2007

  • LYRA I FIB-SEM introduced
  • MIRA II Schottky FE-SEM with In-Beam Detector
  • World’s first live stereoscopic SEM imaging

2006

  • VEGA II 3D Metrology

2005

  • MIRA I Schottky FE-SEM
  • In-Flight Beam Tracing™ technology for MIRA introduced

2004

  • VEGA II SEM - second generation with 8 standard models
  • Released Wide Field Optics™ unique electron-optical design
  • ISO 14001, 9001 Quality Certification

2003

  • Patented LVSTD – the Low Vacuum Secondary Electron Detector

2002

  • Large chamber models for VEGA SEM released

2001

  • Gold medal for VEGA TS 5130 MM on 43rd International Engineering Fair

2000

  • Variable Pressure VEGA SEM introduced

1999

  • VEGA SEM with built-in remote control introduced

1996

  • First compact fully PC controlled SEM PROXIMA introduced

1992

  • Image processor “Satellite” for upgrading older SEMs to digital image acquisition

1991

  • TESCAN, s.r.o. established
Product focus

TIMA

The TESCAN Integrated Mineral Analyzer. TIMA, a fully automated, high throughput, analytical scanning electron microscope is designed specifically for the mining and minerals processing industry. The TIMA solution will address applications such as Mineral Liberation Analysis, process optimization, remediation, and search for precious metals and rare earths. .

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