KP Technology - The Kelvin Probe Specialists

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KP Technology is an
award-winning company
which designs and manufactures
Kelvin Probe systems for work
function and surface potential
measurements. We supply state-of-the-art
equipment and consultancy services to
innovative companies and research institutes
throughout the world. Our in-house teaching
laboratories ensure you get the best from your
system

PRODUCT RANGE

Scanning - SKP5050 Single Point - KP020

Surface Photovoltage - SPV020 & SPS030

Ultra High Vacuum - UHVKP020 UHV Scanning

UHV Absolute Corrosion - RHC020 Bespoke Design

UNIQUE FEATURES

World's most advanced Kelvin Probe systems.

Highest available Work Function resolution.

Prof. I.D. Baikie, founder and CEO, is the Inventor of the Off-Null, Height Regulation, Kelvin Probe method (1988) and has 26 years of KP experience.

Full Digital Control, High Signal Levels, Patented Technology.

UPCOMING EVENTS AND NEWS

Job Opportunities at KP Technology Ltd.

Due to the ongoing expansion experienced by the company worldwide, we are currently seeking a Physicist / Electronics Engineer preferably with a First Class Honours Degree. If you feel your skill-set and talents could be an asset to our team, please read the following Job Description for more information and forward all CVs to Dianne Risbridger.

KP Technology will be attending the AVS 58th International Symposium and Exhibition in Nashville, Tennessee from October 30th - November 4th 2011.

Please join us at booth 1113 for a demonstration of our range of Kelvin Probe systems and to ask any questions regarding the Kelvin probe process.

KP Technology will be in attendance at the 2011 MRS Fall Meeting in Boston, MA, from November 28th - December 2nd.

Join Professor Baikie and KP Technology for a demonstration of our range of Kelvin Probe systems and to ask any question regarding the Kelvin probe process.

Take a look at our video segments from the Fall
2008 MRS conference here courtesy of AZOM Video

ASK PROFESSOR BAIKIE: If you are looking for advice or information on our Kelvin Probe who better to ask than its inventor and longest user. Ask here

Site Last Updated - 4th Novembert 2011