At Warwick, a 5m Xenocs Xeuss 2.0 SAXSLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window instrument is installed, equipped with dual microfocus (Cu/Mo) sources and a Pilatus 300K hybrid photon counting detector. The entire beam path can be evacuated, although the sample chamber can also be placed under air. A variety of samples stages are available for studying solids, powders, fibres, pastes, gels, liquid dispersed particles and thin-films or coatings (Grazing-Incidence SAXS). Other stages enable non-ambient experiments such as heating and cooling, as well as tensile strain measurements. Data collection times range from minutes to several hours depending on the type of sample and data required.