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Inverted Biological Microscope LMIB-501 has Trinocular viewing head with quadruple objective turret. Revolver carries four position objectives with centering system axis. Excellent infinity Plan achromatic optical system with 54 mm to 75 mm of Interpupillary distance adjustment. Presence of double layered mechanical specimen stage which measures around 224×208 mm with circular or rectangular movable plate. 10X phase contrast objective with corresponding tension plate and central telescope is included as standard. Halogen lamp is used as source of illumination.
CatalogSpecifications
| View Tube | Trinocular, 30° inclined, Splitting ratio: 100%:0, 0:100%, IPD adjustment: 54 mm to 75 mm |
| Diopter adjustment | ± 5 Diopter adjustable |
| Eyepiece | WF PL10 × (Φ20 mm) |
| Nosepiece | Four-position |
| Objective | Long working distance infinity plan achromatic objective: 10X/0.25, 25X/0.4, 40X/0.6 |
| Stage | Stage Size:224mm × 208 mm, Moving range: 112 mm ×79 mm |
| Optical System | Infinity Plan Achromatic optical system |
| Phase Contrast Device | Central telescope, N.A. 0.4 condenser, moving distance:50 mm |
| Focusing Mechanism | Fine adjustment accuracy :0.002 mm |
| Illumination | 6 V/30 W halogen lamp, brightness adjustableOptional: LED |
| Filter | Blue filter |
| Camera Adapter | 0.5X, 1X |
| Power Supply | AC 100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inverted Biological Microscope LMIB-501 | $4,224.00 | Pack of 1 |
Features
Sliding type Trinocular head
WF PL10 × (Φ20 mm) as eye piece
Double layer mechanical fixed stage
Infinity Plan Achromatic optical system
Diopter adjustment
Condenser is used for bright field and phase contrast
Camera is used as an optional
Provided with quintuple or sextuple nose piece
Applications
This Inverted trinocular biological microscope is ideal for cell culture and microbiological specimen examination and also used to observe gram positive and gram negative bacteria
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Inverted Microscope?
+An Inverted Microscope is a laboratory apparatus designed to examine large & live specimens in culture dishes in order to allow easy access to the sample from underneath.
What is the difference between an Inverted and Upright Microscope?
+In Inverted Microscope the objective lenses are positioned beneath the specimen whereas in Upright Microscope the objective lenses are positioned above the specimen.
Can Inverted Microscope be used for non-biological samples?
+It is used in materials science and microelectronics for studying thin films, microstructures and other small-scale samples.
Can Inverted Microscope be used for time-lapse imaging?
+It is engineered to help researchers in monitoring living cells over extended periods without disturbing the sample.
Can Inverted Microscope be used for multi-well plates or larger samples?
+It can be used for working with multi-well plates, petri dishes and other large sample containers.
Can Inverted Microscope be used for 3D imaging?
+Inverted Microscope equipped with confocal or structured illumination module can perform 3D imaging.