Oxford Instruments Merges Omicron Inc. into Nano Division

It is reported that Oxford Instruments recently acquired Omicron and incorporated it into the nanoanalysis department. Oxford Instruments is the world’s leading multinational scientific instrument company, and this merger or acquisition will enhance its nano product R&D capabilities.

It is understood that Omicron Nanotech was formerly known as Omicron Vakuumphysik Co., Ltd., established in 1984 and headquartered in Taunusstein, Germany. It is an internationally renowned company specializing in the development and production of ultra-high vacuum surface analysis and scanning probe microscopy systems.

Over the past 28 years, Omicron has evolved into a leading provider of ultra-high vacuum scientific instruments and systems for nanotechnology research. Through the company's scanning tunneling microscope and electron energy spectrum system, OMICRON provides scientists with the "eyes" to observe the nanometer world. Today, OMICRON's business and values ​​are reflected in its "frontier technologies", "Made in Germany" quality standards, and global customer relationships.

The customers of the two companies are roughly the same. Together with perfect technical cooperation, Oxford Instruments' Nanoanalysis Division and Omicron Corporation share the technology and business, and they expect the two parties to work closely together to create superior products with higher value for customers.

Jim Hutchins, General Manager of the Nanoanalysis Department of Oxford Instruments, commented: “For the participation of Omicron, every employee of the Oxford Instruments nanoanalysis department expressed warm welcome, and the effect of this business combination is also significant. We expect that both The combination of world-leading technologies will provide a series of new and unique solutions for the rapidly developing nanotechnology market, for example, combining Omicron's probe microscopy technology with Oxford Instruments' low-temperature strong magnetic devices will be a very good one. Nice integration scheme."