Uncoated TEM Grids

Each of the 60 square grids is identified using a base two binary numbering system. The six binary number symbols appear on the bottom grid bars along the horizontal axis. Zero is represented by a short pillar and one by a longer pillar.

Each of the 60 square grids is identified using a base two binary numbering system. The six binary number symbols appear on the bottom grid bars along the horizontal axis. Zero is represented by a short pillar and one by a longer pillar.

Each of the 60 square grids is identified using a base two binary numbering system. The six binary number symbols appear on the bottom grid bars along the horizontal axis. Zero is represented by a short pillar and one by a longer pillar.

Parallel bar grids are particularly useful for obtaining information from sequential ribbons of sections.

Parallel bar grids are particularly useful for obtaining information from sequential ribbons of sections.

Parallel bar grids are particularly useful for obtaining information from sequential ribbons of sections.

The Finder range of grids are useful in applications where specific areas of mesh need to be uniquely identified. These areas range from blocks of 4 to 25 grid cells and are labeled by letters. Minimum order is 5 boxes.

The Finder range of grids are useful in applications where specific areas of mesh need to be uniquely identified. These areas range from blocks of 4 to 25 grid cells and are labeled by letters. Minimum order is 5 boxes.

The Finder range of grids are useful in applications where specific areas of mesh need to be uniquely identified. These areas range from blocks of 4 to 25 grid cells and are labeled by letters. Minimum order is 5 boxes.

The Finder range of grids are useful in applications where specific areas of mesh need to be uniquely identified. These areas range from blocks of 4 to 25 grid cells and are labeled by letters. Minimum order is 5 boxes.