Skip to Main Content
Welcome to the Scientist.com Marketplace

Go to Main Navigation

Columbia University CRR Instrument Shop

Year Established:
Vanderbilt Clinic 11-245 630 W. 168th St. New York, N.Y. 10032
Website:
crr.columbia.edu/facilities/instrument-shop
Company Type:
Academic Core Facility

The Center for Radiological Research, directed by Gary Johnson, offers the most comprehensive design and instrument shop in the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center complex. Established in 1947, the facility has been continuously modernized and updated. Using a CAD (computer aided design) system, specialized, complex, custom-made instrumentation and equipment of almost any physical size, including micro-machining of plastics, metals, and ceramics, can be fabricated. Consultation with, and guidance for researchers is provided in determining appropriate materials and design, along with technological advice and suggestions. The shop is also equipped for micro-brazing and micro-silver soldering, as well as for plastic molding and mechanical repair of small laboratory equipment.

Site Badges
Columbia University CRR Instrument Shop
630 West 168th Street New York, NY, 10032 United States

Get started

If your organization has a Scientist.com marketplace, you can log in here to order products and services directly.

If you're interested in ordering custom research services from suppliers in the Scientist.com network, book a meeting with our team here.

To order products instantly, request access below.

Password must:

• Be at least 12 characters in length

• Contain a lowercase letter (a-z)

• Contain an uppercase letter (A-Z)

• Contain a numeral (0-9)

• Contain a special character (%, $, !, @)

By signing up for this account you agree to the Terms of Service