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Used Inverted Microscopes in Denmark

  • Nikon Diaphot fluorescence microscope

    Nikon Diaphot fluorescence microscope

    • Manufacturer: Nikon
    • Model: Diaphot

    Used Nikon Diaphot fluorescence microscope Microscope with transmitted light and HBO illumnintator. 2x/0.08 Plan, 4x/0.10, 10x/0,25 Ph1, 20x/0,40, 40x Fluar DIC Oil 0,8-1,3 and 100x Fluar oil. Polarisation filte...

    $2,351 USD
    Lyngby, Denmark
  • Manual Inverted Axiovert 200 very

    Manual Inverted Axiovert 200 very fine and microscope from Zeiss

    • Manufacturer: Zeiss

    Manual Inverted Axiovert 200 - very fine and maintained microscope from Zeiss Equipped with Hal 100, HBO 100, AxioCam MRm monochrome camera and with Axiovision FL Lite software. DAPI, FITC and TRICT Fluorescence ...

    $19,597 USD
    Lyngby, Denmark
  • Good old LSM 510 Meta

    Good old LSM 510 Meta and TPMT on invert Axiovert 200M.

      Good old LSM 510 Meta and T-PMT on invert Axiovert 200M. Laserlines: 458, 477, 488, 514, 543 and 633 nm. HBO 100 and Hal 100 light sources. 25x/0.8 imm Plan Neofluar, 40x/0.6 Korr LD Achroplan, Plan Neofluar 40x/...

      $39,194 USD
      Lyngby, Denmark

    Overview

    Inverted microscopes are designed with the light source and condenser on top, and the objectives and turret below the stage. This design allows for the observation of specimens in larger containers, such as petri dishes and culture flasks, making them ideal for examining living cells and tissues in their natural state.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used inverted microscope?

    Check the condition of the optics, the functionality of the light source, and any included accessories. Verify that the stage moves smoothly and that there are no signs of damage to the main components.

    How do I ship an inverted microscope safely?

    Use original packaging if possible, or ensure the microscope is well-padded and securely packed in a sturdy box. Label the box as 'Fragile' and consider using a shipping service that specializes in delicate instruments.

    What is the maintenance schedule for an inverted microscope?

    Regular maintenance includes cleaning the lenses with appropriate materials, checking the light source, and ensuring that all moving parts are free of dust and debris. Periodically calibrate the microscope according to the manufacturer's guidelines.