The name Park Systems is no stranger in the field of atomic force microscopy. The brand has a selection of the most advanced equipment and as they have offices across the world, their team of experts provide a global support network to their wide selection of clients from a range of industries. They are a vital role player in an industry which was worth $441 million in 2019 with an expected growth of 5.8% to 2024 when the projections are that the industry will be worth around $586 million.

“Our success is the result of mainly two core principles we abide by. The one is that we ensure that we are always present at the edge of development. Whenever there are advances in the field, we are committed to source these solutions to be able to offer it to our wide range of premium end-users. The second is as vital and that is to sustain strong relationships with all the industries which rely on the advanced equipment we have to offer. AFM caters for a wide range of applications and we need to know who relies on our services for what purpose so that we can provide them with bespoke solutions to answer to their specific needs” says Keibock Lee, president of Park Systems.

While many might be under the impression that the biggest interest in their range of atomic force microscopes is from the world of research in life sciences, it is not the case at all. While AFM has a wide range of applications in fields such as semiconductor science, surface chemistry, research in cell biology and molecular biology to governments with a keen interest in nanotechnology, the major interest stems from the development of materials. As AFM allows researchers to explore the topography of surfaces on a micro level, the technology is vital to the development of various new and advanced kinds of materials such as polymers, biodegradable material and so forth.

“It is also important for us to know which countries show the most interest in the solutions we have to offer. Currently, the top three interested parties are all based in North America and are from the top down, the United States, Canada and Mexico. These three nations are followed by European countries such as Germany, the UK and France,” Lee further expands.

As these countries show the most interest in AFM technology it is no wonder that you will find Park Systems offices in several major cities such as New York, Santa Clara, Mexico City, Nottingham and Mannheim.

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