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  • Mahog BS-A tool grinding device

    Mahog BS-A tool grinding device + angle microscope .de

    • Manufacturer: Mahog

    Template Gambtec Tool Grinding Machine Manufacturer: Mahog Type: BS-A Features: Workpiece clamping, grinding wheel, speed max. 8.000 rpm, angle microscope with 17x magnification, machine base with slotting drawer...

    $3,310 USD
    Berlin, Germany
  • MicroTime 200 STED

    MicroTime 200 STED

      Complete confocal STED system based on inverted microscope body Optical resolution below 50 nm Excitation at 640 nm and optionally with additional lasers at 595 nm and 660 nm Up to 6 truly parallel detection chan...

      Berlin, Germany
    • SymPhoTime 64

      SymPhoTime 64

        Powerful 64bit TTTR data acquisition and analysis software Point, 2D, and 3D data acquisition with online preview of FLIM, FCS, time-traces, or TCSPC histograms FLIM, fast FLIM, FLIM-FRET FCS, FCCS, FLCS, PIE-FCS...

        Berlin, Germany
      • MicroTime 100

        MicroTime 100

          Confocal time-resolved photoluminescence microscope with single photon detection sensitivity Based on time-correlated single photon counting (TCSPC) Lifetime detection range of a few ps to several ms with ps timi...

          Berlin, Germany
        • NovaFLIM NEW

          NovaFLIM NEW

            Imaging analysis with Luminosa , MicroTime 200 , and LSM Upgrade Kits Fast analysis of FLIM , FLIM-FRET , and anisotropy data, based on GPU-accelerated algorithms Efficient batch analysis of z-stacks, time-lapse ...

            Berlin, Germany
          • Luminosa

            Luminosa

              Remarkably simple. Precisely yours. PicoQuant has acquired 25 years of experience with time-resolved single photon counting. During this time, PicoQuant has also cultivated strong ties to the scientific community...

              Berlin, Germany

            Overview

            Microscopes are precision instruments used to magnify small objects, making them essential in fields like biology, medicine, and materials science. They come in various types, including optical, electron, and digital microscopes, each serving specific applications. Microscopes are crucial for research, diagnostics, and education, providing detailed views of specimens that are otherwise invisible to the naked eye.

            FAQ

            What should I consider when buying a microscope?

            Consider the type of microscope (optical, electron, digital), its magnification power, resolution, and the specific needs of your application. Also, check for the condition of lenses and the overall build quality.

            How do I ensure the microscope is shipped safely?

            Use a trusted shipping service that specializes in delicate instruments. Ensure the microscope is well-packaged with adequate padding and secured to prevent movement during transit.

            What is the maintenance schedule for a microscope?

            Regularly clean the lenses and eyepieces with appropriate cleaning solutions. Check and calibrate the focus and alignment. Store the microscope in a dust-free environment when not in use. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.