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Used Olympus Fluorescence Microscopes in New Jersey, USA

  • Olympus BX41TF

    Olympus BX41TF

    • Manufacturer: Olympus
    • Model: BX41

    Olympus Microscope BX41TF with Trinocular Head (does not include objectives).

    $2,305 USD
    Farmingdale, NJ
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    Olympus BX50

    • Manufacturer: Olympus
    • Model: BX50

    Olympus BX50 Research Microscope Cal: Calibration Available | As-is: Unit Sold AS-IS

    Farmingdale, NJ
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    Olympus BX51TRF

    • Manufacturer: Olympus
    • Model: BX51

    Olympus Microscope BX51TRF 4 position objective (does not include objectives).

    Farmingdale, NJ
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    Olympus BX45TF

    • Manufacturer: Olympus
    • Model: BX45

    Olympic BX45 microscope 100/220/240V, 0.8/0.4A, 50/60Hz

    $1,975 USD
    Farmingdale, NJ
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    Olympus MX50L-RF

    • Manufacturer: Olympus
    • Model: MX50

    Cal: Calibration Available | As-is: Unit is sold AS-IS

    Farmingdale, NJ

Overview

Fluorescence microscopes are specialized optical instruments used in biological and medical research to study specimens that emit light under specific wavelengths. These microscopes use fluorescence to highlight structures and processes within cells, allowing researchers to observe and analyze them in detail. They are essential for applications like cell biology, microbiology, and medical diagnostics.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used fluorescence microscope?

Consider the microscope's age, optical condition, and the types of fluorescence filters included. Check for any signs of wear or damage and ensure all components are functioning properly.

How do I ensure the fluorescence microscope is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable shipping service experienced in handling delicate scientific equipment. Ensure the microscope is properly packed with cushioning materials to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a fluorescence microscope?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the lenses and filters, checking the alignment of the light path, and verifying the functionality of the light source. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.