About us
Spicer Consulting Company Profile
Since it was established in 1988, Spicer Consulting has built a world-wide reputation in active magnetic field cancelling for electron microscopes and similar instruments.
Today, working with equipment manufacturers and users alike, the company is the global leader in developing, manufacturing and supplying active magnetic field cancellation tools to maximise the performance of electron microscopes, electron beam lithography systems, CD-SEM and focused ion beam tools.
Spicer Consulting active magnetic field cancelling systems protect sensitive equipment in the world's leading laboratories, universities and semiconductor manufacturing plants, as well as in the test facilities of electron and ion beam equipment manufacturers. Its magnetic field, vibration and acoustic analysis systems have been adopted as industry standard equipment for the conduct of site surveys by leading equipment manufacturers.
Spicer Consulting is thrilled to have opened a new manufacturing site in July 2022. This significant investment allows us to expand our manufacturing capacity, hire additional personnel, advance our technology, and continue to deliver outstanding customer service. The new site is just a short walk from our company headquarters at Eden Laboratory in Stewartby.
Spicer Consulting's sister company, Pope & Meads , has been manufacturing critical components for electron beam instruments since the mid 1960's.
Spicer Consulting's sister company, Pope & Meads , has been manufacturing critical components for electron beam instruments since the mid 1960's.
Our Sustainability Commitment
As a UK-based specialized electronics manufacturer, we take active measures to draw off a local supplier network wherever possible in order to reduce the GHG emissions associated with parts and materials procurement of our manufacturing activity. We have recently added solar panels to our primary manufacturing facility in Stewartby as well as adopting electric vehicles and on-site electric vehicle charging points as part of our business activities. We’ve moved away from propane-based (fossil fuel) heating for our R&D headquarters, shifting to a more energy-efficient, electrical-based centralized heating and cooling system. All of these activities form part of our ongoing commitment to reduce our GHG emissions.
Spicer Consulting Limited commits to reduce absolute scope 1 and scope 2 GHG emissions 21% by 2028 from a 2023 base year. Between 2023 and 2024, Spicer Consulting has already reduced its net scope 1 and scope 2 GHG emissions by 10.7% in our commitment towards meeting the 21% target by 2028.