At the 16th ASEM Workshop in Austria, CIQTEK demonstrated that researchers no longer have to choose between imaging speed and high resolution. Our latest breakthrough in High-Speed Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) allows for incredibly detailed imaging at low voltages, making massive-scale projects faster and more accurate than ever before.

A Gathering of Great Minds in Austria

The 16th ASEM Workshop recently wrapped up at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA), and what an event it was! Held from April 20th to 21st, this workshop is the place to be for anyone serious about electron microscopy in Europe. The air was buzzing with talk about the next generation of imaging, and the CIQTEK team was right in the middle of it.

The Talk Everyone Was Discussing

One of the most talked-about moments of the event was a technical session led by CIQTEK’s own Dr. Fenfa Yao. His presentation, titled "Unlocking the Power of Unique High-Speed Scanning Electron Microscopy with No Compromise of Superb Imaging Resolution at Low kV for Large Scale Volume Microscopy Applications," hit a nerve with the crowd for all the right reasons.

Dr. Yao tackled a problem that has frustrated scientists for years. Traditionally, if you wanted to scan a large volume of a sample, you either had to go slow to keep the quality high or speed up and lose the fine details. By focusing on "Low kV" (low accelerating voltage) imaging, Dr. Yao showed how CIQTEK has cracked the code. We can now produce crystal-clear images at high speeds without damaging sensitive samples.

Why "Low kV" is a Big Deal

For many in the audience, the real "aha!" moment came when seeing the results of CIQTEK’s high-speed imaging. Imaging at low voltages is crucial because it helps protect samples from beam damage, especially in life sciences or delicate material research. Dr. Yao explained how our technology maintains superb resolution even when the clock is ticking, which is a total lifesaver for large-scale volume microscopy.

More Than Just Technology: It is About People

While the technical sessions were a hit, the highlight for our team was at the CIQTEK booth. It felt like a reunion! We were thrilled to see so many familiar faces: long-time partners and loyal clients who came by to say hello and see what we have been working on lately.

The conversations were not just about specs and numbers. We talked about real-world challenges, shared ideas for future research, and got some fantastic feedback on our HEM6000 series. It is these human connections that drive us to keep innovating.

Looking Ahead

As the ASEM Workshop comes to a close, we are heading back to the office with a lot of inspiration. The positive energy from the attendees and the great response to Dr. Yao’s talk confirm that we are on the right track. We are committed to making high-performance microscopy tools that are not only powerful but also practical for scientists everywhere.

If you missed us in Austria, do not worry! You can explore our full range of high-speed SEM solutions right here on our website. We are always happy to chat about how our tech can help your specific research goals.

CIQTEK and SciMed Redefine EPR Possibilities at the 59th RSC ESR Meeting

The Future of EPR is here. At the 59th RSC ESR Meeting in Colchester, CIQTEK and SciMed successfully demonstrated how accessible benchtop hardware and AI-driven Q-band technology are breaking traditional barriers in spectroscopy research.

From April 13 to 16, 2026, the University of Essex played host to one of the most prestigious gatherings in the world of spectroscopy: the 59th Annual International Meeting of the RSC ESR Spectroscopy Group. For the team at CIQTEK, in partnership with our UK distributors at SciMed, it was an incredible week of sharing ideas, showing off new gear, and discussing where the industry is headed.

A Powerful Partnership in the UK

Our presence at the event was a joint effort with SciMed, our trusted partners who help us bring high-end scientific instruments to the UK and European markets. Together, we met with researchers, physicists, and chemists to discuss the practical challenges they face in the lab. It is always rewarding to see how our technology fits into real-world workflows, and the feedback we received was invaluable.

Hands-on with the EPR200M: Precision on Your Desktop

One of the biggest highlights at our booth was the EPR200M benchtop EPR spectrometer. We brought a demo unit along so attendees could see it in action.

The reaction was fantastic. Most researchers are used to EPR spectrometers being massive, floor-standing machines that require their own dedicated rooms. The EPR200M changes that. It offers:

• High Sensitivity: Don't let the size fool you; it delivers research-grade data.

• Compact Design: It fits right on a standard lab bench, making it perfect for multi-user facilities or individual research groups.

• Ease of Use: With an intuitive interface, it lowers the learning curve for students and new users.

Seeing scientists realize they can get high-quality ESR data without a massive footprint is exactly why we do what we do.

Dr. Jingwen Xia on the "Next Generation" of EPR

It wasn't just about the hardware at the booth. CIQTEK’s very own Dr. Jingwen Xia took to the stage to deliver a compelling presentation that got a lot of people talking.

Her talk, titled "Next Generation EPR: Combining High-Performance Q-Band Instrumentation with AI-Enhanced Spectral Processing," dove deep into how we are using modern tech to solve old problems. Dr. Xia explained how Q-band EPR provides better resolution for complex samples, but also acknowledged that analyzing that data can be a headache.

That is where the AI comes in. Dr. Xia showcased how CIQTEK is integrating AI-enhanced spectral processing to:

1. Automate Data Fitting: Saving researchers hours of manual work.

2. Improve Signal-to-Noise Ratios: Extracting clear results from even the "noisiest" samples.

3. Predict Molecular Parameters: Using machine learning to interpret complex spectra with much higher accuracy than traditional methods.

The takeaway was clear: by combining high-performance hardware with "smart" software, we are making EPR more powerful and more user-friendly than ever before.

Looking Ahead

The 59th RSC ESR Meeting was a great reminder of how vibrant and innovative this community is. We want to say a huge thank you to the RSC ESR Group for organizing such a stellar event, to SciMed for their tireless support, and to everyone who stopped by to chat with us or listen to Dr. Xia’s talk.

If you couldn't make it to Colchester this year, don't worry. We are just getting started. Whether you are looking for a compact benchtop solution like the EPR200M or interested in the cutting-edge AI capabilities of our Q-band systems, we would love to help you find the right fit for your research.

Ready to see what the next generation of EPR can do for your lab? Reach out to the CIQTEK team today for a consultation or a digital demo.

CIQTEK made a strong and memorable appearance at the 67th Experimental Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Conference (ENC 2026), held from April 12–16, 2026, in Asilomar, Pacific Grove, California.

Throughout the event, we welcomed a steady flow of researchers and industry experts to our Evergreen Suite, where we shared our latest developments in both EPR and NMR technologies.

From advanced instrumentation to AI-powered spectral analysis, and from technical discussions to cultural exchange, ENC 2026 became a key moment for presenting a broader, more complete picture of CIQTEK MR solutions to the U.S. community.

CIQTEK IN FULL SPIN: A Unique Evening Blending Science and Culture

On April 14, CIQTEK hosted a special evening event in the Evergreen Suite:

"CIQTEK IN FULL SPIN – Experience the Eastern Spin on Resonance."

Instead of a standard networking session, we created a more immersive and interactive experience by combining science with Eastern cultural elements.

The evening included:

• A short MR-themed presentation
• A traditional lion dance performance
• Tea tasting
• Interactive games such as pitch-pot (Touhu)

The suite quickly filled with guests, and the atmosphere stayed lively throughout the night. Visitors were not just watching but actively participating. From technical discussions to cultural interaction, the feedback consistently reflected curiosity, interest, and genuine appreciation.

Many attendees described it as one of the most refreshing and memorable moments of ENC 2026.

Engaging the MR Community with Both EPR and NMR Solutions

ENC is a core event for NMR professionals, and this year, CIQTEK brought not only EPR innovations but also clear and structured introductions to our NMR technologies and product capabilities.

Many NMR experts who visited our suite shared that this was their first in-depth exposure to CIQTEK's MR portfolio. Through face-to-face discussions and on-site explanations, we helped attendees better understand:

• CIQTEK's approach to magnetic resonance instrumentation
• Our expanding NMR capabilities and product roadmap
• How EPR and NMR can complement each other in real research scenarios

These conversations helped reshape perceptions and sparked renewed interest in CIQTEK as a growing MR solution provider in the U.S. market.

Next Generation EPR with AI-Enhanced Processing

During the conference, CIQTEK Senior MR Solution Manager, Dr. Jeff Sun, presented:

"Next Generation EPR: Advanced X, Q, and W Band Instrumentation with AI Enhanced Spectral Processing."

The poster attracted strong attention and led to many in-depth technical discussions. Topics that resonated most with attendees included:

• Multi-band EPR systems (X, Q, and W bands)
• Instrument stability and performance optimization
• AI-assisted spectral analysis workflows

It became a natural gathering point for researchers interested in improving both hardware performance and data interpretation efficiency.

Global Launch of EPRMind: AI Changing EPR Workflows

A major highlight of the evening was the global launch of EPRMind, CIQTEK's AI-powered EPR spectral analysis platform.

Presented by Dr. Jeff Sun, Dr. Eric Xu, and the MR team, EPRMind introduces a much faster and more efficient way to process EPR data, with capabilities such as:

• One-click multi-component spectral analysis
• Automatic fitting and assignment
• Instant generation of publication-ready results

In a live demo, EPRMind completed the fitting of a complex multi-component spin trapping system in just over ten seconds.

This immediately caught the attention of experts on site. The speed and clarity of the results led to active discussions about how AI can significantly reduce analysis time and simplify workflows.

Looking Ahead: Growing Momentum for CIQTEK MR in the U.S.

ENC 2026 was not just a showcase. It was a meaningful step forward for CIQTEK in the U.S. market.

By presenting both EPR and NMR technologies together, and introducing tools like EPRMind, we offered a more complete view of what CIQTEK MR can bring to researchers.

More importantly, we built real connections, sparked new conversations, and created a stronger foundation for future collaboration.

With increasing recognition from both EPR and NMR communities, CIQTEK MR is gaining momentum in the United States. We are confident that our integrated solutions, continuous innovation, and close engagement with users will drive steady growth in the years ahead.

If you missed us at ENC 2026, we would be happy to continue the conversation. >> info.usa@ciqtek.com

CIQTEK made a clear statement at Analytica Munich 2026 with its SEM3200 tungsten filament electron microscope. Instead of just showing specs or slides, the team brought a real machine, ran live demos, and tested visitor samples on site. The result was simple. Strong reactions, crowded booth, and serious follow-up discussions, especially from the DACH region.

For many visitors, this was not just another booth. It was the first time they saw CIQTEK systems working on real samples in real time.

What Made CIQTEK Stand Out This Year

At a show where many companies rely on static displays or pre-prepared images, CIQTEK took a different approach.

The team brought the SEM3200 scanning electron microscope, a tungsten filament SEM designed for routine and research applications, and turned the booth into a live demo space.

Visitors did not just look. They brought samples.

They tested them. And they saw results immediately.

This created a very different kind of conversation compared to a typical exhibition.

As the show progressed, the booth became increasingly busy.

CIQTEK's team, including electron microscopy experts, spent most of the time in real technical conversations rather than simple introductions.

Dr. Miles Yao, Senior Solution Manager, was deeply involved in many of the discussions. This hands-on approach made a strong impression. Many visitors stayed longer than expected, watching the full process from loading to imaging.

From day one, visitors started bringing their own samples to the booth. By day two and three, this became the main attraction.

Instead of generic demo images, the CIQTEK team worked directly with these samples and showed:

• Surface structures in great detail
• Clear morphology even for challenging materials
• Stable imaging during continuous operation

Why SEM3200 Got Such Strong Reactions

The SEM3200 is a tungsten filament SEM, but what surprised many visitors was how well it performed in real scenarios.

Key points that stood out during the live demos:

Consistent image quality
Even with different sample types, the system delivered stable and clear results.

Ease of use
The workflow was straightforward, which is important for labs where not every user is an SEM expert.

Fast response and setup
Visitors could see how quickly the system moved from sample loading to imaging.

Practical performance, not just specs
Seeing their own samples made the performance much more convincing than any brochure.

For many attendees, this changed their expectations of what a tungsten filament SEM can do.

Strong Response from the DACH and German Market

One of the biggest takeaways from Analytica 2026 was the strong reaction from the DACH region, especially Germany.

Many visitors expressed genuine surprise at:

• The actual imaging performance of SEM3200
• The stability during continuous live operation
• The overall value compared to established brands

The presence of CIQTEK's local DACH team played an important role here. Communication was smooth, and discussions could go deeper and faster.

For many German and DACH visitors, seeing the system work on real samples removed a lot of uncertainty.

What This Means for CIQTEK in Europe

Analytica Munich 2026 marked an important step for CIQTEK in the DACH and broader European market.

It showed that:

• Live demonstration is a powerful way to build credibility
• European users value practical, real-world performance
• There is a clear space in the market for reliable and cost-effective SEM solutions

With more systems already delivered in Europe and a growing local presence, CIQTEK is in a strong position to continue this momentum.

On March 31, CIQTEK successfully hosted the "EPR Frontier Technology Application Seminar" at the CIQTEK Hefei Headquarters. The main takeaway from the event is clear: high-frequency and high-field electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) technology is rapidly becoming the ultimate solution for unlocking the micro-mechanisms of complex systems. By bringing together top EPR experts from around the world, the seminar fostered deep international collaboration and showcased how our latest multi-band EPR instruments are directly solving real-world experimental challenges in biomedical science, materials chemistry, and quantum sensing.

Sparking Innovation in Complex System Analysis

Compared to standard frequency bands, high-frequency and high-field EPR offers incredibly high resolution and sensitivity. This allows researchers to accurately capture the fine structures, dynamic behaviors, and weak interactions of complex molecules. It is a core technological tool for anyone working with biological macromolecules or advanced materials.

Hosted by Professor Wang Yiping from Peking University, the event attracted numerous researchers and professionals dedicated to advancing EPR technology. Dr. Xu Kebiao, Vice President of CIQTEK, delivered the opening remarks to welcome the attendees. Throughout the day, experts shared their latest findings through academic reports, focusing on instrument innovation, cross-disciplinary applications, and the development of new experimental methods.

Global Experts Unlock New EPR Applications

The seminar featured a diverse lineup of brilliant minds. The presentations covered a wide range of cutting-edge fields, fully demonstrating the massive potential and versatility of modern EPR technology:

• Dr.Yann Fichou, Lead Researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), presented: Exploring tau aggregation with EPR spectroscopy.

• Professor Hu Bingwen from East China Normal University discussed: EPR with Imaging for Batteries.

• Professor Yang Haijun from Tsinghua University detailed the: Development of an Ultra-Low Temperature System and Related Methodologies for EPR Spectroscopy.

• Professor Qin Yue from the Clinical Medical Research Institute, Zhejiang Provincial People's Hospital (Hangzhou Medical College), shared insights on the: Structure and Function of the Phospholipid Membrane in Neutrophils in Respiratory Burst Activation.

• Assistant Professor Sun Lei from Westlake University explored: Molecular qubit frameworks: quantum sensing and spin dynamics.

Introducing the Next Generation X, Q, and W Band EPR

A major highlight of the seminar was the showcase of CIQTEK's latest hardware and software advancements. Dr. Sun Zhiyu, Senior Solutions Manager at CIQTEK, delivered a compelling presentation titled Next Generation EPR: Advanced X, Q, and W Band Instrumentation with AI Enhanced Spectral Processing.

Dr. Sun officially introduced the Q-band pulsed EPR spectrometer. This powerful new tool joins our existing X-band and W-band systems to form a complete, next-generation multi-band EPR product matrix.

What makes the Q-band spectrometer stand out? It utilizes a solid-state power amplifier to achieve broadband excitation with a π/2 pulse width of better than 10ns, significantly boosting both sensitivity and resolution. Furthermore, it is paired with an advanced AI model for spectral processing that boasts an accuracy rate of 92%. This seamless integration of hardware and software drastically lowers the barrier to entry for using EPR technology, making it much more accessible for researchers across chemistry, biology, and materials science.

An Inside Look at CIQTEK's R&D Strength

In the afternoon, the attendees took a guided tour of the CIQTEK showroom and application center. This provided a hands-on opportunity to see our EPR research and development achievements up close.

Guests engaged in lively, on-site discussions with our application engineers, exploring the core technologies behind the instruments and how they can be adapted for specific laboratory scenarios. The visiting experts highly praised the engineering quality, reliability, and technical innovation of CIQTEK's EPR solutions, offering valuable practical feedback that will help us drive future product iterations.

Driving the Global Future of EPR Technology

Electron paramagnetic resonance is at a critical stage of rapid iteration and expanding applications. This successful seminar served as a vital bridge between instrument developers and the global academic community. It not only highlighted the latest research but also actively promoted the practical application of high-frequency and high-field EPR technology worldwide.

Looking ahead, CIQTEK is fully committed to deep-rooting our R&D in EPR technology. We will continue to expand our product offerings, enhance instrument performance, and strengthen our partnerships with research institutions and experts across the globe. By focusing on the real needs of global researchers and industries, we aim to unlock the full scientific and commercial value of EPR technology.

CIQTEK, a leading manufacturer and supplier of advanced Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) instrumentation, will host the "Symposium on Cutting-Edge Technology Applications of EPR – Focus on High-Frequency and High-Field EPR Technology and Complex System Analysis" in Hefei, China.

The event will bring together international researchers, instrument scientists, and application experts to explore the latest developments in high-field EPR, high-frequency EPR spectroscopy, and complex system analysis.

Event Details

• Date: March 31, 2026
• Location: CIQTEK Co., Ltd., No. 1969, Kongquetai Road, High-tech Zone, Hefei, Anhui, China

Advancing High-Field EPR for Complex Research Challenges

As research moves toward increasingly complex biological and material systems, high-frequency and high-field EPR technologies are becoming essential tools for improving spectral resolution, sensitivity, and structural insight.

This symposium will focus on how advanced EPR methods enable:

• Structural analysis of biological macromolecules and protein aggregation
• Investigation of spin dynamics and quantum systems
• Characterization of energy materials such as batteries
• Improved experimental accuracy through advanced instrumentation and data processing

By addressing real experimental challenges, the event aims to support researchers in generating more reliable and high-quality EPR data.

International Expert Insights Across Academia and Industry

The symposium will feature a series of technical presentations from leading experts across academia and industry, covering both fundamental research and practical EPR applications.

Key topics include:

• Next-generation X-, Q-, and W-band EPR instrumentation
• AI-enhanced spectral analysis and data interpretation
• EPR studies of tau protein aggregation and biomolecular structures
• EPR imaging techniques for battery research
• Ultra-low temperature systems for advanced spectroscopy

The speaker lineup includes researchers from globally recognized institutions such as Peking University, Tsinghua University, and the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), highlighting the international scope of the event.

Connecting EPR Users with Instrument Innovation

In addition to scientific sessions, the symposium will provide opportunities for direct interaction between EPR users and instrument developers.

Participants will benefit from:

• In-depth discussions on EPR system optimization and experimental workflows
• Insights into the latest advances in EPR instrument design and performance
• A guided visit to the CIQTEK Scientific Instrument Exhibition Center and Application Center

These activities are designed to bridge the gap between application needs and instrument development, enabling more efficient and targeted research.

Symposium Agenda

CIQTEK, a leader in high-end scientific instrumentation, is proud to participate in the FBNL Joint Magnetic Resonance Conference (FBNL-MR 2026) from June 2 to 5 at the University of Lille, France.

Innovation at the Booth

Visit the CIQTEK team to explore our advanced portfolio of EPR (ESR) and NMR spectrometers. Our application specialists will be on-site to discuss how CIQTEK’s precision measurement technologies support complex research in materials science, chemistry, and life sciences.

Don’t Miss Our Talk

Join our Magnetic Resonance Solution Manager, Dr. Jeff Sun, for a 10-minute presentation on the future of EPR spectroscopy:

• Topic: Next-Generation EPR: Combining High-Performance Q-Band Instrumentation with Artificial Intelligence Enhanced Spectral Processing

• Highlight: Learn how CIQTEK integrates high-frequency Q-Band hardware with AI algorithms to revolutionize spectral resolution and data efficiency.

We look forward to connecting with the magnetic resonance communities of France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.

For inquiries, visit www.ciqtekglobal.com or contact info@ciqtek.com.

[Odense, Denmark] CIQTEK is proud to announce its participation in the 77th Annual Meeting of the Nordic Microscopy Society (SCANDEM 2026), held in Odense, Denmark, from June 9 to 12.

Visit Us at Booth II.5

As a hub for precision instrumentation, Odense provides the perfect stage for CIQTEK to achieve "Academic Resonance" with top-tier Nordic institutions. By deepening our roots in the scientific ecosystems of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, we aim to address the most demanding characterization needs and empower regional research and industrial growth through our precision measurement tools.

Expert Talk: High-Speed SEM Innovation

A highlight of CIQTEK’s participation will be a technical presentation by our Solution Manager:

• Speaker: Dr. Miles Yao, Solution Manager at CIQTEK

• Topic: Unlocking the Power of Unique High-Speed Scanning Electron Microscopy Solution from CIQTEK

• Focus: Discover how CIQTEK’s unique high-speed SEM solutions enable large-scale, high-resolution imaging to accelerate research productivity.

Global Vision: Seamless Professional Support

CIQTEK is rapidly expanding its global service network. At SCANDEM 2026, our European team will provide direct expertise to the Nordic research community. We are committed to delivering responsive and professional support across borders—from installation to specialized application development—ensuring scientific excellence for our partners in Northern Europe.

If your lab works with polymers, you know how crucial it is to detect radicals quickly and accurately. Free radicals play a big role in polymer stability, aging, oxidation, and cross-linking. However, traditional EPR systems can be complex, expensive, and take up a lot of space, making them hard to use for routine analysis.

Benchtop EPR systems, like the CIQTEK EPR200M, are changing the way polymer research is done. They bring fast, easy, and reliable radical detection right to your lab bench, without the need for specialized cryogens or long training. In many European polymer labs, where efficiency, space, and reproducibility are critical, these systems are becoming an increasingly popular choice.

Why Radical Detection Matters in Polymer Research

Polymers are used everywhere, from industrial materials to packaging and medical devices. Understanding how free radicals affect these materials is essential to improving performance and durability. Free radicals can cause oxidation, degradation, and unexpected chemical reactions, which can compromise polymer quality.

EPR spectroscopy remains the most direct and reliable way to detect unpaired electrons, offering insights that methods like FTIR or DSC cannot provide. For researchers aiming to monitor polymer aging, evaluate stabilizers, or test oxidation resistance, EPR is a must-have tool.

Challenges with Traditional EPR Systems

Even though EPR is highly valuable, traditional EPR systems often come with barriers that make routine use difficult. These challenges are particularly relevant for mid-sized university labs and industrial R&D labs across Europe and the Americas.

1. Complexity of Operation
Traditional EPR systems often require highly trained specialists. Setting up experiments, calibrating instruments, and interpreting results can be complicated and time-consuming. In labs where EPR expertise is limited, this can slow down research.

2. Limited Accessibility
Large EPR systems take up significant space and are often shared between multiple teams. Scheduling time on these instruments can be frustrating and may delay experiments.

3. High Cost and Infrastructure Requirements
Traditional systems may require liquid helium or nitrogen, regular maintenance, and dedicated lab space. For labs balancing tight budgets and space constraints, these systems are not always practical.

What is Benchtop EPR?

Benchtop EPR systems are compact, easy-to-use, and designed for modern labs that need fast and reliable results. Systems like the CIQTEK EPR200M allow researchers to start measurements quickly without a complex setup or long training. These systems bring EPR capabilities directly to the lab bench, making radical detection accessible to more users.

CIQTEK Benchtop EPR

How Benchtop EPR Improves Radical Detection in Polymers

Benchtop EPR offers several advantages that directly address the challenges of polymer research.

1. Faster Experiment Turnaround
With minimal setup, benchtop EPR systems allow researchers to measure radicals immediately. This is ideal for early-stage research, where rapid screening of polymer stability is essential.

2. Ease of Use for Non-Experts
Intuitive touchscreen interfaces and guided workflows mean that even users without specialized EPR training can operate the system effectively. In European labs with limited EPR specialists, this makes a big difference.

3. Flexible Placement in the Lab
The compact design allows benchtop EPR instruments to fit into small lab spaces, near production lines, or alongside other analytical tools. This flexibility makes it easier to integrate EPR into routine workflows.

4. Reliable Results for Routine Analysis
Benchtop EPR provides consistent and repeatable results, ensuring that researchers can trust the data for everyday polymer experiments.

Typical Applications in Polymer Research

Benchtop EPR is particularly useful for common polymer research scenarios:

1. Polymer Aging Studies
Monitoring radical activity over time to predict material lifespan.

2. Oxidation Stability Testing
Evaluating how polymers respond to environmental stress or exposure to oxidizing agents.

3. Additive and Stabilizer Evaluation
Assessing the effectiveness of antioxidants and other stabilizers in preventing polymer degradation.

These user cases are especially common in polymer research labs across Europe, including university departments and industrial R&D facilities.

Real CIQTEK Case Study

At CIQTEK, the EPR200M has been made available to multiple research labs across Europe, offering a compact and user-friendly solution for free radical detection in polymers. Its benchtop design allows labs to integrate EPR capabilities without the need for large infrastructure or highly specialized staff.

Many European polymer research teams have expressed interest in benchtop EPR systems for applications such as polymer aging studies, oxidation stability testing, and additive evaluation. By providing a straightforward and accessible way to perform EPR measurements, systems like the EPR200M support routine laboratory workflows and help labs explore new applications efficiently.

These developments highlight that benchtop EPR is increasingly seen as a practical tool for laboratories looking to simplify radical detection while maintaining reliable experimental practices.

Benchtop EPR systems like the CIQTEK EPR200M are transforming polymer research by making radical detection faster, easier, and more accessible. European labs, especially those with limited space, staff, or budget, are increasingly embracing these systems to enhance productivity and maintain high-quality results.

If you want to explore how a benchtop EPR can benefit your lab, contact CIQTEK to schedule a demo or request application support. info@ciqtek.com

• Coding options (M12):​ A, B, D, X — covering power, signal, and high-speed data applications.
• Ingress protection:​ Up to IP67, resistant to dust, moisture, and common industrial chemicals.
• Operating range:​ -40 °C … +85 °C for dependable performance in harsh environments.

• Industrial automation:​ PLC I/O modules, sensors.
• Robotics:​ Controller boards to actuators.
• Industrial networking:​ Ethernet switches, field-bus interfaces.
• Energy systems:​ PV inverters, wind-turbine controllers.
• Transportation:​ Automotive electronics, rail control units.