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Used Inverted Microscopes in New Jersey, USA

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    Olympus CKX53 Cell Culture Microscope

    Olympus CKX53 Cell Culture Microscope

    • Manufacturer: Olympus

    The Olympus CKX53 Cell Culture Microscope is a specialized inverted system created for routine inspection and imaging of cell cultures. Engineered with ergonomic features and brightfield optics, it is ideal for c...

    North Brunswick Township, NJ
  • Nikon Eclipse L200D 64965

    Nikon Eclipse L200D 64965

    • Manufacturer: Nikon
    • Model: Eclipse L200

    Nikon Eclipse L200D Nomarski 8" Wafer Inspection Microscope with Camera and Measuring Software. Includes a Spot Insight 2 Megsample camera with capture and measuring software and pc. Microscope has top and bottom...

    $21,000 USD
    Freehold Township, NJ
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    Nikon TMS Inverted Microscope

    • Manufacturer: Nikon
    • Model: TMS

    Description: The Nikon TMS Inverted Microscope is a compact and reliable optical microscope designed for routine laboratory use. Ideal for observing living cells and tissue cultures, it combines Nikon’s renowned...

    North Brunswick Township, NJ

Overview

Inverted microscopes are designed with the light source and condenser on top, and the objectives and turret below the stage. This design allows for the observation of specimens in larger containers, such as petri dishes and culture flasks, making them ideal for examining living cells and tissues in their natural state.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used inverted microscope?

Check the condition of the optics, the functionality of the light source, and any included accessories. Verify that the stage moves smoothly and that there are no signs of damage to the main components.

How do I ship an inverted microscope safely?

Use original packaging if possible, or ensure the microscope is well-padded and securely packed in a sturdy box. Label the box as 'Fragile' and consider using a shipping service that specializes in delicate instruments.

What is the maintenance schedule for an inverted microscope?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the lenses with appropriate materials, checking the light source, and ensuring that all moving parts are free of dust and debris. Periodically calibrate the microscope according to the manufacturer's guidelines.