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Description:	Electron microscopes are really cool. Having one in your own shop is even cooler. Getting it to your shop without breaking it? That’s where the real challenge is. I have facilitated the acquisition, mobilization, and transport of a few of these instruments and every time I learn about some new trick, something else to look out for, or some better way of moving large, sensitive pieces of equipment. My goal in this session is to teach you many of these tips and tricks as I can. This includes a lot of lessons specific to SEM/TEM, like how to break vacuum on a system that doesn’t have power or air pressure to actuate valves, and more generalized information like how to work with transport companies, the different tools that are available for moving heavy pieces of equipment, and what to do when they send a 53’ truck with an extended cab for delivery in a residential area. markdown
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