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  • Nikon Eclipse ME600L BF/DF Microscope

    Nikon Eclipse ME600L BF/DF Microscope with Nomarski Optics and Transmitted and Reflected Illumination 65158

    • Manufacturer: Nikon

    Nikon Eclipse ME600L BF/DF Microscope with Nomarski Optics and Transmitted and Reflected Illumination. This Nikon ME600 microscope is for materials / metallurgical applications and has brightfield and darkfiel...

    Freehold Township, NJ
  • Fluke FT630

    Fluke FT630

    • Manufacturer: Fluke

    Eliminate the #1 cause of fiber failure In a survey of installers and network owners commissioned by Fluke Networks, end-face contamination was found to be the leading cause of fiber failures. Dirt and contaminan...

    $995 USD
    Farmingdale, NJ
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    Carl Zeiss AXIO Examiner.A1 Microscope

    Carl Zeiss AXIO Examiner.A1 Microscope

    • Manufacturer: Zeiss

    The Carl Zeiss Axio Examiner.A1 is a fixed-stage upright microscope engineered for demanding electrophysiology, patch-clamp, and live tissue imaging experiments. Designed for stability and accessibility, it allow...

    North Brunswick Township, NJ
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    Zeiss LD Epiplan 20x/0,40

    • Manufacturer: Zeiss

    Magnification 20x Numerical Aperture 0.4 Free Working Distance [mm] 7.3 Coverglass Thickness [mm] 0 Thread Type W0.8x1/36" Immersion Without Immersion Field of View [mm] 20 Parfocal Length [mm] 45.00 Long Distanc...

    Farmingdale, NJ
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    Zeiss LD Epiplan 50x/0,50

    • Manufacturer: Zeiss

    Magnification 50x Numerical Aperture 0.5 Free Working Distance [mm] 7.0 Coverglass Thickness [mm] 0 Thread Type W0.8x1/36" Immersion Without Immersion Field of View [mm] 20 Parfocal Length [mm] 45.00 Long Distanc...

    Farmingdale, NJ

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.