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Motic Trinocular Fluorescence AE31E

Brand:Motic

Specifications

Condenser
ELWD N.A. 0.3
Depth
556 mm
Depth stage
239 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
200 x 556 x 529 mm
Height
529 mm
Inclination angle tube
45°
Interpupillary distance
48 ... 75 mm
Light type
Halogen
Magnification eyepieces
WF10x/22 mm
Magnification objectives
4x, 10x, 20x, 40x

NZ $26111.33

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Product description

The Motic Trinocular Fluorescence AE31E is designed for advanced fluorescence microscopy applications in research and clinical laboratories. Equipped with an epi-fluorescence attachment and a high-performance LUMOS FL LED light source, this trinocular microscope delivers reliable imaging performance for fluorescence and phase contrast techniques.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Motic
  • Model: AE31E
  • Configuration: Trinocular fluorescence microscope
  • Fluorescence Attachment: 3 position fluorescence filter cassette
  • Light Source: LUMOS FL LED high-performance light source
  • Included Filters: Blue, green interference and ground glass filters
  • Accessories: Phase ring Ph1, centering telescope, centering keys, spare fuse

Scope of supply: Microscope, epi-fluorescence attachment with 3 position fluorescence filter cassette, LUMOS FL LED high-performance light source, dust cover, power cord, Allen key, blue, green interference and ground glass filters, phase ring Ph1, centering telescope, centering keys, spare fuse.

This trinocular fluorescence microscope provides a comprehensive and dependable solution for demanding fluorescence imaging workflows.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for advanced fluorescence microscopy applications in research and clinical laboratories. Equipped with an epi-fluorescence attachment and a high-performance LUMOS FL LED light source, this trinocular microscope delivers reliable imaging performance for fluorescence and phase contrast techniques.

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