Tap190G series with longer cantilever for tapping mode

Tap190G series with longer cantilever for tapping mode

Marsoni

M251S

$822.85

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Tap190G series with longer cantilever for tapping modeThe Tap190 G series of AFM probes are characterized by a resonance frequency of 190kHz and have a longer cantilever compared to the TAP300 and TAP150 G AFM probes. This is required by some models of AFM systems by certain manufactureres, such as Quesant. This product is available with alignment grooves only Technical Data: Value Range Resonant Freq. 190 kHz + 60 kHz Force Constant 48 N m 20 100 N m Length 225 m + 12 m Mean Width 38 m + 9 m Thickness 7

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Why did you pick this product vs others?: I have burns on my feet and needed something that I could put burn creme on and still walk around in with. I tried other silicone footsie but they would teae really easily. So far these are doing really well for this purpose. They are holding their shape too. The only caution I have is the same with all silicone footsies: They can be slippery on wet floors, so also wear with socks over them. The biggest issues is when they say a size they mean it. The silicone used in these have little give in them, so they won't stretch out and loose their shape. That can be a good thing, or not so good, depending on how well they fit your feet and what your intent is with wearing these. The other issue is if they fit snug around those toes, that tends to be where the first tear in the material will happen. Because of how these are made, the tear is actually more like cracking in the material and once it occurs you won't be able to get much use out of the sock after that. If you are planning to wear them around the house or for long term use, I suggest going up a size or look for the toeless options.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2025

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Shawna

Lexington, US

★★★★★ 3

Silicone socks

Size: M (up to size 9)-Beige

The socks are sized large. The quality of the silicone is good. But they slide around on your feet if you try to walk, making them difficult to use and a bit uncomfortable. Unless you are able to sit for long periods of time the likely will not work well. Recommend looking for a better value.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2024

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Ann

Fort Morgan, US

★★★★★ 5

Effective

Size: L (up to size 11)-Pink

Fantastic. I put lotion on my feet & wear them when I go to sleep. I often wake up during the night and will remove them to find my feet soft and smooth. They are strong and fit my size 10 womens’ size.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2026

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Stacy

Lake Worth, US

★★★★★ 1

The shoe size should be smaller 9 is the max and it is still to tight

Size: M (up to size 9)-Beige, Size: M (up to size 9)-Beige

Very tight had to take off my feet in the middle of the night they were cutting off my circulation.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026