One of the main advantages of an upright microscope is its versatility. These microscopes can be used to observe a wide range of samples, from cells and tissues to metals and other materials. With a range of objective lenses, users can easily adjust the magnification of their microscope to suit their needs, and with advanced optics, users can achieve high resolution and contrast images of their samples.

Our stereo microscopes offer a three-dimensional view of an object, providing greater depth of field and more comfortable viewing than compound microscopes. With magnification ranging from 10x to 80x, our microscopes are versatile and ideal for a variety of applications.

Our inverted microscopes are equipped with various illumination options, including brightfield, phase contrast, and fluorescence, providing the flexibility to observe specimens under different conditions. The advanced stage system enables you to accurately manipulate specimens for precise observation.

Microscope cameras are an essential tool for researchers and scientists in various fields. They are used to capture high-resolution images and videos of samples and specimens under the microscope. These images and videos can be used for analysis, documentation, and publication. In this guide, we will provide you with information about microscope cameras and their features.