Deben UK Ltd

Deben UK Ltd

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Brickfields Business Park, Old Stowmarket Road
Woolpit, Bury St Edmonds
Suffolk, IP30 9QS
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 0 1359 244 870
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Deben is a precision engineering company from the UK, which specialises in the field of in-situ tensile testing, motion control and specimen cooling for microscopy applications.

Established in 1986 and named after a Suffolk river, Deben now operate from a large modern business unit in Woolpit, near Bury St. Edmunds in Suffolk.

Main product groups are motor control systems, in-situ micro-tensile stages, peltier heating & cooling stages, detectors for SEMs and electro-static beam blankers. We also make custom and OEM versions of these products to specifically meet customer requirements.

Deben also provide consultancy, design and prototype manufacturing services. Our in house facilities include SolidWorks and SolidEdge 3D CAD and COSMOS finite element analysis software, CNC machining, electronics design and manufacture and software design using Visual C++, Microsoft.net and DirectX. Utilising this experience we manufacture products for OEMs and end users in the UK and overseas.

Primary Activity

In-situ testing and accessories for SEM and TEM

University of Aberdeen Use the Deben CT5000 to Observe Compressive Damage Mechanisms in Syntactic Foam

University of Aberdeen Use the Deben CT5000 to Observe Compressive Damage Mechanisms in Syntactic Foam
Stellenbosch University use the Deben CT500 to gain new insights into the mechanical properties of Microlattice structures.

Stellenbosch University use the Deben CT500 to gain new insights into the mechanical properties of Microlattice structures.
Stellenbosch University study the morphology and mechanical properties of snake fangs using the Deben CT500.

Stellenbosch University study the morphology and mechanical properties of snake fangs using the Deben CT500.
University of Ghent uses Deben CT5000 to investigate the Uniaxial Compressive Strength of depositional limestone.

University of Ghent uses Deben CT5000 to investigate the Uniaxial Compressive Strength of depositional limestone.
X-Ray Micro-Tomography Used to Understand Damage Progression in Composites

X-Ray Micro-Tomography Used to Understand Damage Progression in Composites
Scientists from the University of Manchester and Diamond Light Source Work with Deben to Develop and Test a New Compression Stage to Study Irradiated Graphite at Elevated Temperatures.

Scientists from the University of Manchester and Diamond Light Source Work with Deben to Develop and Test a New Compression Stage to Study Irradiated Graphite at Elevated Temperatures.

Scientists Study Irradiated Graphite at Elevated Temperatures.

Scientists Study Irradiated Graphite at Elevated Temperatures.
The Zeiss Global Centre in the School of Engineering at the University of Portsmouth Uses Deben µXCT Stages to Characterise the Structural Competence of Biological Structures

The Zeiss Global Centre in the School of Engineering at the University of Portsmouth Uses Deben µXCT Stages to Characterise the Structural Competence of Biological Structures
The University of Oxford’s Materials Department uses Deben µXCT Stages to Characterise Multiple Engineering and Natural Materials.

The University of Oxford’s Materials Department uses Deben µXCT Stages to Characterise Multiple Engineering and Natural Materials.

CRMgroup in Belgium uses a Deben Three Point Bending Stage in the Development Of New Steel & Coated Steel Products for Automotive and Other Industrial Applications

CRMgroup in Belgium uses a Deben Three Point Bending Stage in the Development Of New Steel & Coated Steel Products for Automotive and Other Industrial Applications
The Department of Earth Sciences at Royal Holloway, University of London uses a Cathodoluminescence Detector from Deben to Study Geological Specimens from SE Asia.

The Department of Earth Sciences at Royal Holloway, University of London uses a Cathodoluminescence Detector from Deben to Study Geological Specimens from SE Asia.

The University of Applied Sciences in Upper Austria uses Deben Tensile Stages as an Integral Part of their Computed Tomography Research and Testing Facility

The University of Applied Sciences in Upper Austria uses Deben Tensile Stages as an Integral Part of their Computed Tomography Research and Testing Facility
DHBW Heidenheim Applies µCT Scanning to Study Reinforced Plastics under Various Environmental Conditions using a Peltier Coolstage from Deben.

DHBW Heidenheim Applies µCT Scanning to Study Reinforced Plastics under Various Environmental Conditions using a Peltier Coolstage from Deben.
Heriot-Watt's Institute of Photonics & Quantum Sciences uses the Deben Microtest 2 Kn Tensile Stage to Characterise Ceramics and Engineering Plastics

Heriot-Watt's Institute of Photonics & Quantum Sciences uses the Deben Microtest 2 Kn Tensile Stage to Characterise Ceramics and Engineering Plastics
Imperial College Uses Microtest 200 N Tensile Stage from Deben to Characterise Nanocellulose-Reinforced Polymer Composites.

Imperial College Uses Microtest 200 N Tensile Stage from Deben to Characterise Nanocellulose-Reinforced Polymer Composites.
Deben Reports on the Use of Their CT5000 Tensile/Compression Stage at the Centre for X-Ray Tomography at Ghent University (UGCT) Belgium.

Deben Reports on the Use of Their CT5000 Tensile/Compression Stage at the Centre for X-Ray Tomography at Ghent University (UGCT) Belgium.
Deben Reports on the Use of Their CT500 in the X-Ray Microtomography Laboratory at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia

Deben Reports on the Use of Their CT500 in the X-Ray Microtomography Laboratory at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia
Deben Reports on In-Situ µXCT Compressive Testing Research at the University of Portsmouth

Deben Reports on In-Situ µXCT Compressive Testing Research at the University of Portsmouth
Deben Reports on Research at UCSF using a CCT500 Tensile Stage to Study Dental Materials

Deben Reports on Research at UCSF using a CCT500 Tensile Stage to Study Dental Materials
Motorized Tilt and Rotation Sample Holder for Phenom SEMs

Motorized Tilt and Rotation Sample Holder for Phenom SEMs
Phenom-World Extend the Capabilities of Their Benchtop SEMs

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