Fluorescence microscope

Uses:
Inverted fluorescence microscope is an ideal instrument for biology, cytology, oncology, genetics, immunology and other research work. It is widely used in departments of research institutions, health care, disease prevention and animal husbandry, and so on. The instrument is featured by clear imaging, wide view field, compact structure, attractive appearance, easy operation, etc., mainly used for microscopic observation of living cells and tissues, fluids, sediments in flasks or Petri dishes, and fluorescence microscopic observation of unstained transparent living bodies and fluorescence slices.

Brief introduction:
Inverted Fluorescence Microscope is composed by an inverted microscope and an epifluorescence microscope. It is equipped with long working distance plane achromatic objective lens, broad-view eyepieces, and long working distance plane phase contrast objective lens and super-long working distance condensers when doing inverted observations. Filter groups can be switched when doing fluorescence observation.

Features: 
▲ broad-view eyepieces, long working distance plane achromatic objective lens, large and clear field of view;
▲ coarse-micro coaxial focusing mechanism, adjustable tightness, with lock and limit devices, micro-resolution: 2μm;
▲ removable mobile sector of loading platform;
▲ phase contrast devices, including long working distance phase contrast condenser, phase contrast objective, and telescope;
▲ fluorescence device with four fluorescent filter sets.
▲transmission illumination with 6V 30W halogen lamps, adjustable brightness; epifluorescence lighting of 100W high pressure mercury lamp; external power supply box;

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