
Development and manufacturing of low-noise fluxgate magnetometers, magnetic field compensation systems and permeability measuring devices

Stefan Mayer Instruments GmbH & Co. KG
DinslakenNew on Amplifa
About Stefan Mayer Instruments
Stefan Mayer Instruments GmbH & Co. KG develops and manufactures measuring instruments for magnetic quantities at its Dinslaken site. The portfolio includes highly sensitive fluxgate magnetometers and magnetic field sensors, magnetic field compensation systems for scanning electron microscopes (SEM), transmission electron microscopes (TEM) and MRI systems, as well as magnetic permeability measuring devices for weakly magnetic materials. The company has more than 25 years of experience in the development and production of low-noise magnetometers; its products are used worldwide in a variety of applications. The instruments are used, among other things, in electron microscopy, magnetic resonance imaging and materials testing.
- Site
- Dinslaken
- Processes
- Development and production of fluxgate magnetometers and magnetic field sensors, Magnetic field compensation systems for SEM, TEM and MRI, Magnetic permeability measuring devices for weakly magnetic materials
- Materials
- Fluxgate magnetometers, Magnetic field compensation systems, Permeability measuring devices
- Industries
- Electron microscopy (SEM/TEM), MRI, Materials testing, Geophysics, Medical technology
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Engineering and development
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Manufacturing and assembly
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Testing
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Sales via distributors worldwide
Measurement methods and products
Fluxgate magnetometers
Highly sensitive sensors and magnetometers for measuring weak magnetic fields.
Magnetic field compensation systems
Systems for active field compensation for SEM, TEM and MRI.
Permeability measuring devices
Measuring devices for determining the magnetic permeability of weakly magnetic materials.
Site
Dinslaken
DEHeadquarters, development and manufacturing
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Industries
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History
More than 25 years of experience in the development and manufacturing of low-noise magnetometers (year not specified on website)