Admiral Instruments supplies research-grade electrochemistry instruments from its listed office in Tempe, Arizona, United States. Its portfolio includes Squidstat potentiostats and battery cyclers, Zahner workstations, and supporting software for scientists, engineers and technicians conducting electrochemical measurements. The company emphasizes compact hardware, accessible pricing and straightforward software operation.
Squidstat instruments serve testing needs across batteries, fuel cells, solar cells, membranes, biosensors, coatings and corrosion. The product range also supports the development of electrochemical sensors, corrosion-resistant materials and bio-electrochemical systems. Squidstat User Interface software provides the interface for operating the Squidstat hardware, while the company's support resources cover Squidstats, Zennium Workstations and other instruments. These resources address questions about instrument operation.
Customers include universities, government research laboratories, startups and industrial manufacturers worldwide. Battery and fuel-cell reseafacerchers and manufacturers are particular areas of focus, alongside solar-cell researchers, electrochemical sensor developers, coatings and corrosion researchers, and educators. This application range connects the instruments with both research laboratories and organizations developing electrochemical technologies.
Admiral Instruments reports supplying thousands of Squidstats to organizations in more than 40 countries. Its stated approach combines research-grade hardware in a compact footprint with a modern software interface, aiming to make electrochemical measurements less complicated and expensive. The company also offers help with experimental questions, including discussions about ways to run experiments. That assistance is available to existing customers and to people using potentiostats from other suppliers.