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Inverted Fluorescence Microscope LMIF-502

Inverted Fluorescence Microscope LMIF-502 provides a seidentopf trinocular head inclined at 45° for ergonomic viewing. It features 22 mm field WF10X eyepieces designed for broad and effortless observation. Integrated with a 5-hole (quintuple) revolving nosepiece for fast and smooth objective switching. Equipped with 20x and 40x contrast rings supports enhanced imaging of transparent or live cells without staining. Our Microscope includes blue and green filters to balance contrast under different sample types and lighting conditions. 

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Specifications

Head Type Seidentopf trinocular, 45° tilt, 48 to 76 mm eye distance, 100% or 80/20 light split
Eyepiece 10X magnification, 22 mm view
Nosepiece 5-hole rotating (quintuple)
LWD Infinity Plan Objectives 10x/0.25 (W.D.= 8.3 mm), 20x/0.40 (W.D.= 7.2 mm), 40x/0.60 (W.D.= 3.4 mm)
LWD Infinity Plan Phase Contrast Objectives 20x/0.40 (W.D.=7.2 mm)
Contrast Rings (Annular Spot) 20x and 40x
Condenser Detachable LWD type, Numerical Aperture: 0.3
Working Distance 72 mm (with condenser), 195 mm (without)
Color Filters Blue, Green
Mechanical Stage Size 241×210 mm
Stage Movement Range 128 × 80 mm, fits 96-well plates
Round Plate Diameter 118 mm
Culture Dish Holder Diameter 54 mm
Light Source 6V/30W halogen, Koehler type
Power Supply 100 to 240V
Net Weight 16 kg
Gross Weight 18 kg
Packaging Dimensions 660 × 600 × 340 mm

Pricing

Product Price Unit Action
Inverted Fluorescence Microscope LMIF-502 $ 4900 Each of 1

Features

Phase Contrast Capability

Detachable Long Working Distance (LWD) Condenser

Spacious Mechanical Stage

Sturdy Build

Efficient Halogen Illumination

Optional Accessories

Model no.Accessory  
LMIF-502-DC1Digital Camera

Applications

Inverted Fluorescence Microscope LMIF-502 facilitates high-contrast visualization of cell-pathogen interactions for virology and microbial research and ideal for monitoring cell organization and structural development in tissue engineering.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 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.

2 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.

3 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.

4 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.

5 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.

6 Can Inverted Microscope be used for 3D imaging?

Inverted Microscope equipped with confocal or structured illumination module can perform 3D imaging.