Introduction

Inverted biological microscope includes a combined bright field, dark field, phase contrast, fluorescent, DIC, and semi-apo optical system that is intended for laboratory biological study as well as industry metallurgical and geographic research. Its front-view information panel makes it easier to work in a dark environment by allowing you to see brightness, objective, and fluorescent filter conditions without having to look inside the microscope.

Applications

Inverted Biological Microscope is used in fish, plant, animal, and poultry tissue culture laboratories as well as animal and plant laboratories.

Specifications

Optical TypeInfinity Plan
Standard Magnification40x – 400x
Head TypeSiedentopf Trinocular
Inclination45°
Rotation360°
Interpupillary50-75mm
Light PathE50:P50
DiopterAdjustable
Eyepiece Diameter30 mm
EyepieceWide Field Plan PL10x/22 mm, High Point, Diopter Adjustable with Reticle
Nosepiece5 holes
ObjectiveInfinity LWD Plan Achromatic Objective 4x, 10x, 40x, Infinity LWD Positive Phase Contrast Objective 20x
Working Stage TypeFixed Plain Stage
Stage Size215 × 250 mm
Moving120 × 78 mm
Focusing Range9 mm
Scale0.002 mm
KnobUp 6.5 mm + Down 2.5 mm
CondenserLWD 0.3 N. A, W.D 72mm, Dismountable, with Phase Contrast Slot
Light SourceLED
Transmit Light5W LED Illumination, Intensity Adjustable, LBD Color Temperature Change Filter Diameter 45 mm, IF550 Green
Power SupplyAC110V-220V
Phase ContrastCentre-Adjustable Phase Contrast Slide Plate, for 4x 10 + 20x 40x objectives, centering telescope Diameter 30 mm
Dimensions (L × D × H)680 × 670 × 470 mm
Net Weight19 Kg
Gross Weight21 Kg

Features

It consists of infinity plan optical system.

Siedentopf trinocular head type.

Adjustable diopter.

Fixed plan working stage with glass plate and metal plate.

Coaxial coarse and fine focusing type.

Quintuple nosepiece.

Plan WF10x/22mm (High Eyepoint).

Phase contrast filter and centering telescope.

Infinity LWD plan achromatic objective 4x/10x/40x and phase contrast 20x.

LEDs used as light source.

FAQs

1. What is an Inverted Biological Microscope?

An Inverted Biological Microscope is designed for observing live cells, tissue cultures, and liquid samples from below, with the light source and objective lenses positioned beneath the stage.

2. What are the key applications of an Inverted Biological Microscope?

It is widely used in cell biology, microbiology, IVF research, pharmaceutical studies, and live-cell imaging for observing adherent cells, tissue cultures, and microorganisms.

3. What types of samples can be observed with an Inverted Biological Microscope?

It is suitable for adherent cells, tissue cultures, microorganisms, embryos, and aquatic specimens in liquid media.

4. Does an Inverted Biological Microscope require special objective lenses?

Yes, it uses long working distance (LWD) objective lenses, allowing focus through thick samples or liquid media.

5. What are the advantages of using an Inverted Biological Microscope?

It allows non-invasive live-cell observation, supports larger sample containers like flasks and petri dishes, and is compatible with advanced imaging techniques such as fluorescence and phase contrast.

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