Probing Solutions, Inc.
Manufacturing and sales of analytical wafer probing equipment, photomask inspection stations and board test systems for signal integrity testing.
- (775) 246-0999
- (775) 246-0480
- sales@probingsolutions.com
- 78 Rattler Way
Unit B
Carson City, NV 89706
United States
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Manipulators
PSI offers a huge variety of manipulators at a fair cost, meaning a perfect fit for every application.
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Microscopes
Probing Solutions offers Microscopes made by Azoom, Excelitas, Meiji, Leica, Mitutoyo, and Motic. To order Microscopes, please call PSI at (775) 246-0999, or email sales@probingsolutions.com for a quote.
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Probe Holders
Model P7
Made from 300 series stainless steel, the P7 probe holders accept all model 407 replaceable probe tips, and are secured with a set screw. When used with the P7 Tool Holder Adapter Arm; “Z” position adjustments are easy, and can accommodate a variety fixtures and probe card holders. Designed for both high temperature (-65 to 300°C) and high electrical isolation measurements.
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Probe Stations
PSI's 600LS Series Probe Station is designed to exceed performance metrics of equipment priced significantly higher.
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Vibration Isolation Tables
Probing Solutions offers Vibration isolation tables made by Kinetics and TMC. To order a table, please call PSI at (775) 246-0999, or email sales@probingsolutions.com for a quote.
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Board Test
The Horizontal/Vertical Signal Integrity Manual Work Station allows for multiple size circuit board configurations.
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Ambient Temperature Vacuum Wafer Chucks
6" (152mm) Vacuum Wafer Chuck for General Purpose Ambient Temperature testing with a Stainless Steel vacuum wafer surface
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Photomask Stations
Fast, sensitive, economic, off-line photomask defect review. Our 300 series photomask inspection and review stations use long working-distance microscopy and a unique four-way lighting system to greatly speed up location and identification of micron- and submicron-sized defects