JEOL JEM2011 TEM includes CCD camera, EDX; not operational; sold for spares.
This JEOL JEM2011 Transmission Electron Microscope, previously used in a university lab, is available for sale as a spare parts resource. Decommissioned in August 2023, the system cannot be returned or refunded. The Gatan Multiscan Camera's scintillator is nearing the end of its operational life, and the Oxford EDX system has remained unused due to outdated connector requirements. The pole piece is identified as URP22_11. The system, decommissioned by JEOL, is ready for collection in Fife, Scotland. Key components include:
Please note, the item is strictly sold for spare parts.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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