Microscopy and imaging
Visualize surfaces, nanoscale structure, internal geometry, and site-specific regions.
G-Hexa provides material characterization services in India using microscopy, spectroscopy, diffraction, thermal analysis, tomography, microanalysis, and metallography. Choose the technique that best matches your material, feature, surface, and analytical objective.
Start with the feature you need to understand: surface, structure, chemistry, thermal behavior, internal defects, crystallography, or microstructure.
Visualize surfaces, nanoscale structure, internal geometry, and site-specific regions.
Identify composition, bonding, chemical states, molecular structure, and surface chemistry.
Investigate phases, crystal structure, grain orientation, texture, and atomic-scale chemistry.
Understand thermal response, porosity, surface area, grain structure, phases, and processing effects.
Choose the main feature you want to investigate. The selector suggests a starting point, while the technical review confirms the final route based on your sample.
Share the material and question first. The workflow is then planned around sample suitability, target region, technique, and requested output.
Tell us what you need to understand, compare, verify, or troubleshoot.
Provide material, dimensions, condition, target region, history, and available quantity.
Our technical team reviews suitability and confirms the recommended characterization route.
Receive images, spectra, maps, measurements, interpretation, or agreed documentation.
Material characterization services use analytical techniques to determine a material’s structure, composition, surface properties, thermal behavior, crystallography, microstructure, internal defects, and performance-related features.
Start with the feature or question: surface morphology may require FESEM or AFM; chemistry may require FTIR, Raman, XPS, or EPMA; phase may require XRD or EBSD; thermal behavior may require TGA or DSC; internal defects may require Micro-CT; and microstructure may require metallography or microscopy.
Yes. Share the material, dimensions, target region, sample condition, processing history, and analytical objective. The technical team can review suitability and suggest a starting characterization route.
Suitable samples may include metals, alloys, polymers, ceramics, coatings, thin films, powders, semiconductors, battery materials, composites, minerals, geological materials, and other solid specimens. Suitability depends on the technique and sample condition.
Share a few details for a technical review, or speak directly with our consultant by phone or WhatsApp.
Just a few details — our technical team will guide you.