CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE

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CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE Specification

Accuracy
0.1 m

Glass Type
High precision optical glass

Shape
Rectangular

Control Type
Computer controlled (Software interface)

Temperature Resistance
Up to 40C

Speed Range
500 fps acquisition speed

Power Supply
AC power supply, 220V/50Hz

Features
Laser Scanning, Fluorescence Imaging, Z-Stacking, Automated Focus, Multi-Channel Imaging

Display Type
High-definition touchscreen display

Usage
Laboratory

Type
CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 600mm x 950mm x 650mm

Product Type
CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE

Equipment Type
CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE

Color
White And Black

Equipment Materials
Aluminum alloy, High precision optical glass

Power
220 W

Voltage
220 V

Material
High-grade alloy, Optical glass

Application
Laboratory Research, Biomedical Imaging, Cellular Analysis

Warranty
1 Year

CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
100 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

About CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE

Confocal Microscope is an optical imaging technique for increasing optical resolution and contrast of a micrograph by means of using a spatial pinhole to block out-of-focus light in image formation.

Capturing multiple two-dimensional images at different depths in a sample enables the reconstruction of three-dimensional structures (a process known as optical sectioning) within an object.

Confocal microscope that captures images with a 25 mm field of view, nearly twice the area of conventional point scanners

Versatile Imaging with Multiple Laser Sources

This confocal microscope incorporates four laser sources405nm, 488nm, 561nm, and 640nmfacilitating fluorescence imaging across numerous biological and material samples. Its multi-channel imaging capability empowers researchers to conduct detailed investigations into cellular structures and molecular dynamics, all within a single, integrated system.

High Precision and Advanced Optical Performance

Engineered with high-grade alloy and precision optical glass, the microscope achieves up to 2048 x 2048 pixel resolution. The device boasts 0.1 m accuracy and a 10x to 100x magnification range, providing exact, reproducible results essential for laboratory and biomedical research.

User-Friendly Operation and Comprehensive Connectivity

This confocal microscope is controlled via intuitive software on both Windows and MacOS platforms. Data transfer options include USB, HDMI, and Ethernet, while the high-definition touchscreen display ensures smooth user interaction. The design supports efficient workflows for researchers and technicians alike.

FAQs of CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE:

Q: How does the confocal microscope enhance laboratory research?

A: The microscope offers superior clarity and resolution, allowing for precise imaging of cells and tissues. Its advanced features, such as laser scanning and multi-channel imaging, provide detailed insights critical to laboratory research and biomedical applications.

Q: What steps are involved in operating this confocal microscope?

A: To operate, users install the compatible software on a Windows or MacOS computer, connect via USB, HDMI, or Ethernet, select the appropriate magnification (10x to 100x), and configure the laser channel as needed. Sample imaging and data recording can then be controlled through the intuitive touchscreen interface.

Q: When should this microscope be used in biomedical imaging?

A: This system is ideal for detailed investigations of biological specimens, such as studying cellular structures, protein localization, and tissue morphology, whenever high-resolution and multi-channel fluorescence imaging are required.

Q: Where can the confocal microscope be utilized?

A: Primarily designed for laboratory settings, this microscope is suitable for use in research institutes, universities, medical facilities, and biotechnology labs across India and globally.

Q: What are the major benefits of true color and monochrome digital imaging?

A: True color imaging enables accurate representation of stained specimens, while monochrome recording enhances sensitivity and contrast for fluorescence applications, thereby supporting a wide range of analytical requirements.

Q: How does automated focus and Z-stacking benefit users?

A: Automated focus ensures sharp images at each layer, while Z-stacking captures a series of optical sections, allowing for three-dimensional reconstruction of specimens. These capabilities streamline workflows and improve imaging consistency.

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