Binocular Inverted Tissue Culture Microscope

Binocular Inverted Tissue Culture Microscope Specification

Spare Parts
Supplied with spare bulb, fuse, and dust cover

Focus System
Coarse and fine coaxial knobs

View Head
Binocular head rotatable 360

Features
Anti-fungal coated optics, large stage for flasks and culture dishes, ergonomic design for prolonged use

Theory
Designed for tissue culture observations with inverted optics, suitable for viewing live cell cultures in petri dishes and culture flasks.

Drawtube
Binocular drawtube

Sensor
Not applicable (optical microscope, no digital sensor)

Resolution
Optical resolution dependent on objective used (typically up to 1000x total magnification)

Interface
Standard optical (eyepiece viewing), optional camera attachment via adapter

Frame Rate
Not applicable (optical viewing, digital modules optional)

Focal Distance
Adjustable, typically 37mm with standard objectives

Magnification
40x, 100x, 400x (can vary depending on objectives and eyepieces used)

Dimensions
Approx. 500 x 240 x 380 mm (L x W x H)

Focus Range
Coarse and fine focus controls present

Eyepieces
Paired 10x widefield eyepieces

Eyepiece Tube
Binocular inclined at 45 for comfortable viewing

Illumination
Transmitted halogen illumination, 6V/20W with intensity control

Coarse Adjustment Range
Up to 15mm

Fine Adjustment Range
Graduated fine adjustment, 0.002mm/division

Working Stage
Rectangular mechanical stage, 180x155mm, with holder for culture vessels

Still Image Capture Resolution
Dependent on optional camera used

Video Capture Resolution
Dependent on optional camera used

Image Format
Not applicable (visual observation, optional camera output)

Interpupillary Distance
Adjustable from 55-75mm

Objective Achromatic
Achromatic objectives 4x, 10x, 40x (long working distance)

Condenser
NA 0.3 condenser, fixed, with iris diaphragm for brightfield illumination

Light Source
Halogen lamp 6V/20W with variable intensity

Stage Opening
Large rectangular opening for accommodating wide range of vessels

Stage Movement
Mechanical X-Y movement with precision vernier controls

Nosepiece
Revolving quadruple nosepiece for objective selection

Diopter Adjustment
Yes, provided on one eyepiece

Dust Cover
Provided for protection when not in use

Power Supply
AC 220V/50Hz or 110V/60Hz

Stage Holder
Universal holder for petri dishes and culture flasks

Weight
Approx. 12 kg

Body Material
Sturdy and powder coated metal body

Anti-vibration Pads
Included for stable operation

About Binocular Inverted Tissue Culture Microscope

This Latest model has been designed to examine and sturdy tissue cultures, bacteria plankton, Protozoan and similar Micro-organisms in media. Sturdy base with built in 6V-30W continuously variable light intensity control. Stage size 180 x 150mm with extension plates for large bottles & micro filter work with detachable or co-axial mechanical graduated stage. Illumination Koehler system provided by 6V-20W. Binocular Observation head has been provided with coated prismatic system. Latest co-axial coarse & fine focusing system based on a4- gear reduction system traveling on ball bearing guides with highly sensitivity fine motion with a graduation reading to 0.002mm.

Quadruplenose piece revolving turret to carry objectives:

Objectives : 5x, 10x, 20x & 40x
Eyepieces : WF 10x (Pair) with eye guards.
Filters : Blue & White.

Versatile Stage Movement and Vessel Accommodation

The microscope's mechanical X-Y stage with precision vernier controls facilitates meticulous slide positioning, making it ideal for tissue culture work. Its large, rectangular opening accommodates petri dishes and flasks of various sizes, along with a universal stage holder for secure placement during extended observations.

Optical Clarity and Ergonomic Viewing Experience

Binocular viewing via inclined tubes (45) and achromatic objectives (4x, 10x, 40x) ensure sharp, detailed images of live specimens. The interpupillary distance is adjustable, and diopter control is provided. Anti-fungal coating preserves optical quality while supporting comfortable, prolonged usage.

Sturdy Construction and User-Friendly Features

Manufactured with a powder-coated metal body, the microscope offers durability for regular lab operation. Rotatable binocular head, anti-vibration pads, and a dust cover maximize stability and protection, while ergonomically positioned coarse and fine focus knobs enable precise observation at magnifications up to 400x.

FAQ's of Binocular Inverted Tissue Culture Microscope:

Q: How does the mechanical X-Y stage movement assist in tissue culture observations?

A: The mechanical X-Y stage movement, enhanced with precision vernier controls, allows users to smoothly navigate and position culture vessels for detailed examination. This ensures accurate monitoring and imaging of live cells or tissues in petri dishes and flasks during observation.

Q: What types of vessels can be accommodated on the microscope's stage?

A: The large rectangular opening of the stage, along with the universal holder, is designed to fit a wide range of vessels including petri dishes and culture flasks, making it suitable for diverse tissue culture and live cell applications.

Q: When is this microscope most beneficial for laboratory use?

A: This microscope proves most advantageous during routine or prolonged live cell and tissue culture studies, as its ergonomic build, anti-vibration features, and comfortable inclined binocular head minimize user fatigue during extended observation sessions.

Q: Where can a camera be attached for image or video documentation?

A: An optional camera can be mounted using a compatible adapter on the standard optical interface, allowing users to capture images or record videos of observed specimens for documentation or analysis.

Q: What is the process for adjusting magnification and focus on this microscope?

A: Users can select the desired objective using the revolving quadruple nosepiece, switching between 4x, 10x, and 40x long working distance achromatic objectives. Both coarse and fine coaxial focus knobs are provided, allowing for smooth focus adjustments ranging from up to 15mm (coarse) to 0.002mm/division (fine).

Q: How does anti-fungal coating benefit the optical system?

A: The anti-fungal coated optics safeguard the lenses and internal components from fungal contamination, particularly important in humid lab environments, maintaining the clarity and longevity of the microscope's visual performance.

Q: What spare parts and accessories are included with the microscope?

A: For convenience and extended use, the microscope is supplied with a spare bulb, fuse, dust cover for protection, and anti-vibration pads to stabilize the unit during operation.

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