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Physical Electronics



Type	Manufacturer: Instruments
Homepage	http://www.phi.com/
Headquaters	Physical Electronics USA
Address	18725 Lake Drive East
City	Chanhassen
Zip-code	MN 55317
Country	United States
Phone	+1 952/828-6200
Fax	+1 952/828-6176
Email	marketing@phi.com

Physical Electronics USA, a subsidiary of ULVAC-PHI, is a leading supplier of surface analysis instrumentation for research and industrial applications. For over thirty years ULVAC-PHI and Physical Electronics have been leaders in the design, manufacture, and support of surface analysis instrumentation. Our products are built around core technologies that address the specific and ever changing needs of a wide range of industries. Our instruments are designed to be robust, provide unique capabilities, and enhance productivity. Our management includes experienced scientists dedicated to the proactive pursuit of key market innovations, ensuring that we - and you - stay ahead of the curve. Researchers and manufacturers of a broad range of products from microelectronics to food wrap rely on PHI instruments to develop new materials and processes, solve problems, and increase product yield. Physical Electronics USA has headquarters in Chanhassen, Minnesota and ULVAC-PHI has it’s offices in Chigasaki, Japan.
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