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Used Microscopes in Japan

  • Automatic Micro Vickers Measuring Machine

    Automatic Micro Vickers Measuring Machine Matsuzawa AMT-X7PS

    • Manufacturer: Vickers

    Commodity id: 990306KUN-3 | Maker: (Matsuzawa Corporation | Model year: 2007

    Tokyo, Japan
  • Nikon [Measuring Microscope] MM-60

    Nikon [Measuring Microscope] MM-60

    • Manufacturer: Nikon

    Product name: microscope | Main specifications: Binocular Stroke X200:Y150 Digital SC-213 Rotary Table Universal | Current status: recommendation

    Tokigawa, Japan
  • Hitachi Scanning Electron Microscope

    Hitachi Scanning Electron Microscope

    • Manufacturer: Hitachi

    1997 formula S-2150

    Osaka, Japan
  • HORIBA Scientific Modular Raman Microscope

    HORIBA Scientific Modular Raman Microscope

    • Manufacturer: Horiba

    Flexible Raman System HORIBA’s modular Raman spectrometers allow the user to have a flexible Raman system to handle high performance spectroscopy at a price to fit most budgets. The modular microscope can also be...

    Kyoto, Japan
  • 3 units # T15054

    3 units # T15054

      Tsubame, Japan
    • Mitutoyo TM-201 # T14499

      Mitutoyo TM-201 # T14499

      • Manufacturer: Mitutoyo

      Tsubame, Japan
    • 1990 Nikon MEASURE SCOPE 10

      1990 Nikon MEASURE SCOPE 10 # T15156

      • Manufacturer: Nikon

      Tsubame, Japan
    • Mitutoyo TF - 1020 F

      Mitutoyo TF - 1020 F with base, XY scale 3 - 4 years not used # T15011

      • Manufacturer: Mitutoyo

      Tsubame, Japan
    • OLYMPUS BX40

      OLYMPUS BX40

      • Manufacturer: Olympus
      • Model: BX40

      Model : BX-40 SN : 8B07351 Genre: Lab Labo Microscope

      Chiba, Japan
    • 2012 OLYMPUS CX-41

      2012 OLYMPUS CX-41

      • Manufacturer: Olympus
      • Model: CX41

      Model : CX-41 SN : 9L05570 Observation method Phase difference Dimensions 233 (W) x 367.5 (D) x 432 (H) mm Weight 8.5 kg

      Chiba, Japan
    • Nikon MM-22

      Nikon MM-22

      • Manufacturer: Nikon
      • Model: MM-22

      Measurement range: 50: 50 mm (rotating table), binoculars, objective: X 3, eyepiece: X 10, 2 axis digital

      Hitachi, Japan
    • OLYMPUS BH2-UMA

      OLYMPUS BH2-UMA

      • Manufacturer: Olympus
      • Model: BH-2

      Objective lens：IC5, IC10, IC20, IC50

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 2003 OLYMPUS SZX 9

      2003 OLYMPUS SZX 9

      • Manufacturer: Olympus
      • Model: SZX 9

      No.13

      Tokyo, Japan
    • NIKON MEASURESCOPE 10

      NIKON MEASURESCOPE 10

      • Manufacturer: Nikon
      • Model: Measurescope

      With Stone Surface Plate 600×450

      Tokyo, Japan
    • HORIBA France SAS XploRA Nano

      HORIBA France SAS XploRA Nano

      • Manufacturer: Horiba

      AFM-Raman for Physical and Chemical imaging Fully integrated system based on SmartSPM state of the art scanning probe microscope and XploRA Raman micro-spectrometer. Compact, fully automated and easy-to-use, the ...

      Kyoto, Japan
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      Nikon Biophot Microscope

      • Manufacturer: Nikon
      • Model: Biophot

      Good condition Nikon Biophot Microscopes. Located in Japan and other countries. Click request price for more information.

      Japan
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    Overview

    Microscopes are precision instruments used to magnify small objects, making them essential in fields like biology, medicine, and materials science. They come in various types, including optical, electron, and digital microscopes, each serving specific applications. Microscopes are crucial for research, diagnostics, and education, providing detailed views of specimens that are otherwise invisible to the naked eye.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a microscope?

    Consider the type of microscope (optical, electron, digital), its magnification power, resolution, and the specific needs of your application. Also, check for the condition of lenses and the overall build quality.

    How do I ensure the microscope is shipped safely?

    Use a trusted shipping service that specializes in delicate instruments. Ensure the microscope is well-packaged with adequate padding and secured to prevent movement during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a microscope?

    Regularly clean the lenses and eyepieces with appropriate cleaning solutions. Check and calibrate the focus and alignment. Store the microscope in a dust-free environment when not in use. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.