FAQs
What is the Oxion Inverso Inverted Microscope used for?
This inverted microscope is designed to observe living organisms, tissue cultures, and cell cultures in culture dishes. It offers multiple magnification levels, including 10x, 20x, and 40x, making it ideal for biological research, cell culture workflows, and phase contrast microscopy in laboratory settings.
What magnifications does the Oxion Inverso Inverted Microscope offer?
The microscope offers three Plan Phase objectives with magnifications of 10x, 20x, and 40x. These magnifications support detailed observation of cells, tissues, and cultures, allowing users to study specimens at different depths while maintaining image clarity.
How does the mechanical stage improve usability?
The mechanical X-Y stage enables precise specimen movement and positioning, making it easier to adjust focus and view different areas of the culture dish. This enhances accuracy and efficiency during extended observation sessions in laboratory-based research and educational tasks.
What additional features does this microscope offer?
The microscope includes a trinocular viewing head, wide-field eyepieces, and LED-transmitted illumination for clear, bright imaging. It also includes a built-in camera, allowing users to capture and document live images of specimens for analysis and record-keeping in biological and life sciences research.
What environments is this microscope designed for?
This inverted microscope is designed for biological and life science research, clinical laboratories, and educational laboratories. It is designed to support cell culture workflows, tissue culture observation, and laboratory-based analysis, delivering reliable, consistent performance for routine biological studies.
