Upright Microscopes
OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT - BRIGHTFIELD, DARKFIELD/DIC
Reflected Light Real-Time Confocal Microscope
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Microscopy and imaging equipment is essential for detailed analysis and visualization in laboratory settings. These tools provide unparalleled clarity and precision for researchers and scientists.
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Upright Microscopes
ZEISS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED/TRANSMITTED LIGHT
Reflected/Transmitted Light Microscope, Brightfield and DIC
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Upright Microscopes
ZEISS AXIOMAT MICROSCOPE
Reflected/Transmitted Light MicroscopeBrightfiled/Darkfield/DIC
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Measuring Microscopes
MITUTOYO TOOLMAKER'S MICROSCOPE
Toolmakers Microscope
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Stereo Microscopes
NIKON STEREO MICROSCOPE RANGE .8X TO 8.0X
Stereo Microscope
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Measuring Microscopes
NIKON MEASURING MICROSCOPE
Measuring Microscope
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Stereo Microscopes
ZEISS STEREO MICROSCOPE 13X - 102X
Stereo Zoom Microscope
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Upright Microscopes
OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT
Reflected Light Microscope
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Upright Microscopes
OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT
Brightfield Darkfield and DIC
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Upright Microscopes
OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT - BRIGHTFIELD, DARKFIELD/DIC
Reflected Light Microscope
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Measuring Microscopes
OLYMPUS TWO AXIS MEASURING MICROSCOPE 150MM X 100MM 0.5 MICRON
Olympus Measuring Microscope
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Inverted Microscopes
ZEISS INVERTED MICROSCOPE, BRIGHTFIELD AND DIC
Inverted MicroscopeBrightfield and DIC
Common Applications
Biological Research
Material Science
Pharmaceutical Development
Forensic Analysis
Nanotechnology
Clinical Diagnostics
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of microscopy are available?
There are various types of microscopy such as optical microscopy, electron microscopy, and scanning probe microscopy, each suited for different applications and levels of detail.
How do imaging systems benefit research?
Imaging systems enhance research by allowing detailed visualization of samples, enabling accurate analysis, diagnosis, and documentation of findings.
What is the difference between light and electron microscopy?
Light microscopy uses visible light to magnify samples, while electron microscopy uses electron beams for higher resolution imaging.
Why invest in high-quality microscopy equipment?
High-quality microscopy equipment ensures accurate results and reliability, critical for scientific research and industrial applications.