Specialized Microscopes

Specialized microscopes are advanced imaging tools designed for specific laboratory applications. They enable high-precision visualization, enhancing research and diagnostic accuracy.

  1. ZEISS LIGHT SECTION MICROSCOPE

    Other Microscopes

    ZEISS LIGHT SECTION MICROSCOPE

    Light Section Microscope

  2. OLYMPUS DISK INSPECTION MICROSCOPE/MOTORIZED STAGE

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    OLYMPUS DISK INSPECTION MICROSCOPE/MOTORIZED STAGE

    Disk Inspection Microscope/Motorized Stage

  3. NIKON DISK INSPECTION MICROSCOPE

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    NIKON DISK INSPECTION MICROSCOPE

    Disk Inspection Microscope

  4. MELLES GRIOT FINE FOCUSING MICROSCOPE

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    MELLES GRIOT FINE FOCUSING MICROSCOPE

    Fine Focusing Microscope

  5. BAUSCH & LOMB MICROSCOPE WORK STATION

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    BAUSCH & LOMB MICROSCOPE WORK STATION

    Microscope Work Station Long working distance objectives

    Make: Bausch & Lomb

    Model: MicroZoomII

    1 unit @ Best Price

    Scotia, NY US

    Item 964

  6. NIKON LARGE SUBSTRATE INSPECTION MICROSCOPE

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    NIKON LARGE SUBSTRATE INSPECTION MICROSCOPE

    Large Substrate Inspection MicroscopeWith Brightfield and Darkfield Illumination12" x 8" XY Stage

  7. Vision Engineering - Dynascope

    Other Microscopes

    Vision Engineering - Dynascope

    Projection Microscope

Common Applications

biological research

material science

quality control

pharmaceutical analysis

nanotechnology

clinical diagnostics

Buying Guide

Specialized Microscopes Buying Considerations

  • Determine the specific imaging application and required resolution.
  • Assess the compatibility with existing lab systems and software.
  • Consider the light source and its impact on image quality.
  • Evaluate the ergonomics and ease of use for prolonged operations.
  • Review the manufacturer’s support and warranty services for reliability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are specialized microscopes used for?
They are used for advanced imaging in specific laboratory applications such as research and diagnostics.
How do I choose the right specialized microscope?
Consider the application requirements, magnification needed, and compatibility with existing lab equipment.
What are the benefits of using specialized microscopes?
They offer high precision and enhanced imaging capabilities for detailed sample analysis.
Can specialized microscopes be used in industrial settings?
Yes, they are suitable for industrial quality control and materials analysis.