OEMs eventually stop supporting older platforms — that's normal. It just means these excellent tools need a different kind of partner to keep running. That's what White Glove Metrology does: parts, repair, and modernization for the legacy tool you already trust.
No black-box quoting, no upsell pressure — just a clear explanation of what it'll take to get you running again.
A quick form or a phone call is all it takes — just the tool model and what's happening.
Often remotely, often at no cost. You get a plain-language explanation of what's actually wrong.
Must-fix separated from nice-to-have. You decide what makes sense for your budget.
Work performed, documented, and followed up on — so nothing is a surprise later.
Parts sourcing, board-level repair, calibration, controller modernization, onsite visits, contract support, and applications assistance — across three tool families.
Stylus service, controller repair, calibration, and parts sourcing for Dektak systems well past their official end of life.
Full white-light interferometry support across the NT and HD series — optics, controllers, and software.
Support for WaferMate automation and robotics as we expand into higher-level semiconductor handling systems.
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White Glove Metrology grew out of years spent working directly with Veeco and Wyko platforms — learning these tools from the inside, across the aerospace, defense, and semiconductor industries, not guessing at them from the outside.
That background is what our team brings to every job: real familiarity with why these tools were built the way they were, and exactly what it takes to keep them measuring accurately for years past when the manufacturer moved on.
More about our team →No pressure, no obligation — just a clear answer from someone on our team who knows the tool you're describing.