NMR SWB Imager for sale
NMR imaging no longer features in the plan for the bright new SCRI, so
after 31/5/04, there will be a 300MHz Bruker AMX SWB imager available.
Magnet
7.1 T vertical Bruker superconducting magnet with 150 mm bore mounted on
~1m legs to accommodate long samples, e.g. growing plants.
Gradient Control
Standalone gradient cabinet contains pre-emphasis unit and three BAFPA
40W gradient amplifiers
Probes
1) Microimaging probe with inserts with coils of diameter: 25 mm (2,
one drilled out to accommodate long samples); 20 mm; 15mm; 10 mm; 5 mm
and 3 mm (transverse). Gradients replaced Dec 1996
2) Doddrell birdcage SWB probe, max sample diameter 65 mm - in need
of some attention
Variable Temperature Unit
77K - 480 K for use with microimaging probe only
Console
Original X32 and Aspect 3000 still soldiering on
Serviced and maintained by Bruker
Full service history available
One careful lady owner
To see what it can do, go to: (better in Netscape)
http://www.scri.sari.ac.uk/SCRI/Web/Site/home/SpecialTopics/NMR/NMRHome.
asp
For further details please contact:
Dr S M Glidewell <mailto:sglide@scri.sari.ac.uk>
(sglide@scri.sari.ac.uk)
Scottish Crop Research Institute
Invergowrie DD2 5DA UK
Tel: +(0)1382 562731 Fax: +(0)1382 568516
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