We describe a new facility that has been established at Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics for detailed surfaceelectronic structure characterization of crystalline materials. Angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy(ARPES) experiments are of vital importance in elucidating the relation between the electronic, magnetic andchemical structure of solid surfaces. This state-of-the-art facility provides high energy and angular resolutionsfor modern day ARPES measurements and allows different measurements such as band-structure mapping,Fermi-surface mapping and photoelectron diffraction. We present here the details of this facility along withexperimental results on highly oriented pyrolytic graphite to demonstrate the performance of this instrument.
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