Research groups need imaging that can be documented and reproduced, and bench equipment that holds its settings. This shortlist covers fluorescence and cell-culture microscopy as well as sample preparation.
Used to view specimens that emit fluorescence under specific light wavelengths.
Best for: Fluorescence & imaging
For biological samples(Cell/Tissue Cultures),Morphology(zoology/biology),Veterinary science,Laboratory.
Best for: Trinocular research
For pathological observation.
Best for: Rotary microtomes
Best for: Cryostats
Best for: Cryostats
Best for: Specialist microtomes
Best for: Incubators
Best for: Ovens
For mixing and development of cultures chemicals,solvents and assays etc in pathology,microbiology,chemical and bio technology.
Best for: Incubators
Tell us what you are setting up and roughly how many of each. We will suggest a configuration and prepare one quote for the whole list.
Filters, light sources, a dark room and a few working habits. A practical overview for laboratories adding fluorescence to routine microscopy.
Even, bright and sharp. Setting up Köhler illumination takes about a minute and makes a visible difference to every slide you look at.
Thick and thin sections, chatter, crumbling ribbons. Most sectioning problems come down to block temperature, blade condition and a few machine settings.