Four years after the drivers of IR technology were awarded the Nobel Prize, Shimadzu developed its first IR system in 1956. This year Shimadzu celebrates its 60th IR anniversary. In the last decades Shimadzu has developed technical milestones that are meanwhile standard. The most recent innovation is the AIM-9000 Infrared Microscope. This failure analysis system delivers a unique concept to the field of micro sample analysis. It offers automation of all steps involved in failure analysis and micro sample evaluation; observation, measurement, identification. The AIM-9000 is an analysis systems for all users, so micro analysis can be performed quickly and easily.
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As a global player, Shimadzu operates production facilities and distribution centers in 74 countries, with more than 11,000 employees worldwide. For 50 years, the European headquarters has been located in Germany. There, Shimadzu inaugurated in 2013 its outperforming training and testing facilities, Laboratory World, for customers from all over Europe. With over 1500 m2 floor space, Shimadzu showcases its entire product range for testing and customer demonstrations - from chromatographs, spectrophotometers, TOC analysers, mass spectrometers and balances to material testing machines.
