Trinocular Inverted Optical Laboratory Fluorescence Microscope for Biology Reasearch

A biological microscope is a precision optical instrument used to observe biological sections, biological cells, bacteria, living tissue culture, and fluid sedimentation. It can also observe other transparent or translucent objects as well as objects such as powder and fine particles. The biological microscope is used for the observation of microorganisms, cells, bacteria, tissue culture, suspensions, sediments, etc. in medical and health units, universities, and research institutes. It can continuously observe the process of cell and bacteria reproduction and division in culture fluid Wait. It is widely used in cytology, parasitology, oncology, immunology, genetic engineering, industrial microbiology, and botany. Its optical technical parameters include: numerical aperture, resolution, magnification, focal depth, field of view width, poor coverage, working distance, etc. These parameters are not all as high as possible. They are both interrelated and restricted. In practical applications, the relationship between the parameters should be coordinated according to the purpose of the microscopy and the actual situation on the basis of ensuring the resolution.

Feature

1 Brand-new development for life science research
2 Both light ports for digital camera and SLR photography, available for observing with digital camera and SLR photography at the same time
3 IOS Infinity optical system, perfect for cell observation and culture
4 Automatic infrared induction for power on-off.                                                       
5 Special light port for SLR digital camera, 7°inclined up to be more
6 Power off upon user leaving 10 minutes, and power on upon user approaching.     convenient to observe the image of the SLR camera.
7 12V/50W Kohler illumination makes the field more even and brighter.                 
8 4-hole rotating disc phase contrast condenser for standard to change bright field and phase contrast fast

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