AXT Pty Ltd

AXT have signed an exclusive distribution agreement to bring NANOPSIS' unique super resolution microscopy technology to Australia. Their revolutionary patented microsphere technology enables users to resolve structures down to 50nm.

AXT has recently installed a TTP Labtech arktic biostorage system at the Mensies Health Institute Queensland at Griffith University. The arktic is a compact, high volume biological specimen storage system with automated sample retrieval.

The University of Queensland will shortly be installing a unique single crystal X-ray diffraction system. The Synergy-S from ROD will be installed by AXT their local agent. It is the first to combine Mo and Ag sources and the PILATUS CdTe detector.

Dr Kate Poole a leader in the field of mechanotransduction from the UNSW has been carrying out cutting edge research into the behaviour of molecules. She uses a Kleindiek nanomanipulator to provide controlled minute loads to stimulate reactions cells

AXT have recently installed a new Rigaku Ultima IV X-ray diffractometer at the University of Auckland. This system will replace their old system and serve researchers in materials science performing a range of analytical experiments.

AXT has just signed a distribution agreement with Sigray to bring their innovative X-ray technologies to Australia and new Zealand. Their product range promises to profoundly change the landscape of analytical X-ray techniques.

AXT has just launched the Automated Mineralogy Incubator. It provides a low risk, low cost pathway for mining, exploration geology and minerals processing companies to embrace and adopt the technology that beings significant value chain benefits.

The performance of the the University of Tasmania's new JEOL microprobe been enhanced with the addition of a Thermo Scientific Ultradry EDS (Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectrometer). This will aid faster chemical mapping of geological and ore samples.

AXT is pleased to announce the sale of a 9kW Rigaku SmartLab X-Ray diffractometer to UNSW. This class-leading instrument offers the highest flux & a host of smart features. The patented in-plane arm makes it the optimal system for thin film analysis.

Chemistry researchers at The University of Auckland will benefit from a state-of-the-art XtaLAB Synergy-S single crystal diffractometer from Rigaku which produce higher resolution structural data in a fraction of the time of their old system.