Our Application Days offer a unique opportunity to explore modern analytical technologies through live demonstrations, expert presentations, and interactive workshops.
Learn more about practical applications, workflows, and innovations in scanning electron microscopy, materials analysis, and other advanced analytical techniques from leading instrument manufacturers.
Event Details
Date: September 23, 2026
Time: 10:00 – 15:00
Location: HQ Schaefer Scientific, Langen
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Who Is This Event For?
For beginners through to experienced experts from industry, research, and academia. Focus on modern analytical technologies, materials analysis, quality control, and laboratory solutions. Live demonstrations, expert presentations, and hands-on workshops provide direct insights. Direct exchange with application specialists and industry experts.
Highlights
Attendees can look forward to a comprehensive program on the latest developments in analytical technology and their practical applications.
- Live demonstrations of modern analytical instruments, software, and workflows
- Deep-dive masterclasses on specific application areas and analytical challenges
- Expert presentations and customer application reports from industry and research
- Hands-on workshops with direct insights into methods and workflows
- Direct networking opportunities with application specialists, product experts, and industry representatives
Brands Represented at This Event
Program
TechnoOrg
Broad-beam ion beam etching for SEM sample preparation with SEMprep smart, and TEM sample preparation with UniMill or GentleMill.
Bruker XRF & OES
From rapid material identification to precise carbon analysis: Experience the capabilities and limitations of modern materials analysis methods using real-world practical examples.
- Live demonstration of mobile X-ray fluorescence analysis (XRF) as a modern and flexible material characterization method
- Comparison of handheld XRF and Optical Emission Spectroscopy (OES)
- Practical applications from industry and quality control
- Analysis of various metal and alloy samples
- Capabilities and limitations of the respective technologies
- Analysis of your own samples
BOSCH BOGS
Simple real-time gas analysis for hydrogen, natural gas, and complex gas mixtures in industry and research.
- Introduction to modern gas analytics
- Capabilities of real-time gas analysis
- Comparison with classical gas analysis methods
- Live instrument presentation and demonstration
Grabner AMETEK
From vapor pressure and flash point to fuel analysis — anytime, anywhere: Get an insight into the modern, portable, and extremely robust testing and analysis instruments from Grabner AMETEK.
Live demonstrations of Grabner’s portable analyzers:
Minivap VP(L) Vision
Determination of vapor pressure — whether for optimizing fuel blends, ensuring product performance, meeting regulatory requirements, or for the safe storage and transport of volatile hydrocarbons.
Miniflash FP(H) Vision
Determination of flash point with minimal sample volume (1–2 mL) and maximum safety — whether for fuel analysis, the examination of lubricants, paints, flavors, or fragrances.
Miniscan IR Vision
Determination of more than 100 fuel parameters using a compact FTIR analyzer — whether for quality control, laboratory analytics, or research & development in petrochemistry and refineries.
Thermo Fisher Scientific Phenom
Presentation and demonstration:
- New, previously unattained low-kV imaging in Thermo Scientific Phenom Desktop SEMs on poorly conductive or insulating sample systems (polymer, biological, etc.) — possibly a comparison to low-kV and sputter-coated samples
- Dry run / presentation
- Simple STEM for rapid screening of TEM samples in under 2 minutes
Luxor
Sample preparation for SEM applications by coating with carbon, gold, or platinum in under 3 minutes.
IBSS
Dry run / presentation Cleaning of carbon contaminations in SEM chambers and on samples — fast, efficient, and versatile with the IBSS plasma cleaner.
