Equipments

Inverted Microscopes

<h2>What Are Inverted Microscopes?</h2>
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An inverted microscope is a compound light microscope in which the objective lens is positioned below the specimen stage, pointing upward, while the illumination system (condenser and light source) is above the stage, pointing downward. This inverted configuration allows cells growing on the inner floor of a culture dish, flask, or well plate to be observed directly through the clear plastic or glass base without removing the vessel lid and without disturbing the sterile culture. By contrast, upright microscopes require samples to be mounted on glass slides and covered with a coverslip for observation. Inverted microscopes are the universal tool for cell biology research; any workflow involving adherent mammalian cells, suspension cultures, organoids, embryos, or zebrafish in standard tissue culture vessels requires an inverted microscope for routine monitoring. Key contrast methods for live-cell observation are phase contrast (for unstained cells, the standard for assessing cell health, morphology, and confluency) and differential interference contrast (DIC, for optical sectioning). Fluorescence epi-illumination is added via a fluorescence port and filter cube turret for imaging GFP-labeled proteins, immunofluorescence-stained cells, or nuclear dyes such as DAPI. An inverted microscope is required for any workflow where cells are observed in their growth vessel (culture dishes, T-flasks, well plates, or spinner flasks). Phase contrast is non-negotiable for routine cell health monitoring; add fluorescence for reporter protein or immunofluorescence imaging.
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<h2>How to Choose an Inverted Microscope</h2>
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Routine cell culture vs. research imaging
Routine cell culture microscopes prioritize phase contrast imaging, compact footprint, ease of use, and affordability; they are workhorses placed in biosafety cabinet rooms for daily culture monitoring. Research inverted microscopes add motorized stage and focus control, multi-channel LED fluorescence, automated XY scanning for multiwell plate imaging, programmable time-lapse, and software-controlled imaging modules for confocal, TIRF, and FRET; suited to imaging-centric research labs.
Phase contrast system
Phase contrast requires a matched pair of a phase objective and annular phase ring in the condenser. Low-contrast (PhI or Ph1) phase rings pair with low-power objectives (4x, 10x) for overview; medium-contrast (PhII or Ph2) rings pair with 20x and 40x objectives for standard cell morphology; high-contrast (PhIII or Ph3) rings pair with 60x or 100x oil-immersion objectives for high-magnification phase work. Confirm that the phase ring set installed in the condenser matches the objective phase designation for each magnification in use; mismatched pairs produce halos around cells rather than flat-field phase contrast.
Fluorescence: LED vs. mercury arc lamp
LED fluorescence illumination (available as an upgrade or built-in on most current inverted microscopes) provides 50,000+ hour lamp lifetime, instant-on/off switching (eliminating the warm-up and cool-down delays of mercury lamps), channel switching in less than 100 milliseconds for rapid multi-color imaging, and no mercury disposal requirement. Mercury arc lamps (HBO 50 or HBO 100) provide higher peak UV output for DAPI and Hoechst imaging, where LED UV intensity may be limiting, but require lamp replacement every 200 to 300 hours and strict mercury waste handling. For new purchases, LED fluorescence systems are the standard recommendation.
Objective working distance and culture vessel compatibility
Inverted microscope objective working distance (the distance from the front lens to the focused specimen) must exceed the thickness of the culture vessel base. Standard tissue culture polystyrene (PS) has a base thickness of 1 to 1.2 mm; glass-bottom dishes have 0.17 mm (No. 1.5 coverglass). Objectives specified for plastic culture vessels (abbreviated ELWD or LLWD) correct for the optical aberrations introduced by thick plastic and provide adequate working distance. Standard oil-immersion objectives are designed for No. 1.5 coverglass (0.17 mm) and cannot image through standard tissue culture plastic at high quality without significant spherical aberration.
Stage and sample holder
Confirm that the inverted microscope's stage accommodates your culture vessels: standard 35 mm and 60 mm culture dishes, T-25 and T-75 flasks, 6-well, 12-well, 24-well, 96-well, and 384-well plates. Universal stage holders with adjustable guides are available for most platforms; dedicated plate holders for 96-well and 384-well plates are used for high-content imaging applications. Motorized XY stages with encoder feedback are required for automated multiwell plate scanning and time-lapse experiments.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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For time-lapse live-cell imaging, focus drift over extended runs (hours to days) is the principal challenge; motorized focus with hardware autofocus maintains focus independent of thermal drift. Camera sensor size and pixel size determine the field of view at each magnification; a larger sensor captures a wider field per image, reducing the number of positions needed to tile a full well. For drug screening and plate-based assays, confirm that the software can drive the XY stage through a defined grid pattern and export images in a format compatible with your image analysis pipeline.
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Bring your cellular research into focus&mdash;explore our range of inverted microscopes and <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">contact the MBP team</a> for a quote today.

EDI-1053-PLPHFI-Microscopes-Catalog

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Trinocular Delphi-X Inverso inverted microscope with WF10x/25mm eyepieces and Semi Apochromatic Plan Phase Fluarex Apo-PLPHFi 10x/20x/S40x IOS objectives with 6-positions nosepiece. Rotating disc for phase contrast and DIC prepared. 6-positions fluorescence filters turret without filters or cubes. Transmitted 10W NeoLED adjustable illumination

EDI-1053-PLPHFI by Euromex is a trinocular inverted microscope featuring semi-apochromatic PLPHFi 10x/20x/S40x IOS objectives on a 6-position sextuple nosepiece, rotating phase contrast disc, DIC-prepared optics, a 6-position fluorescence filter turret (without filters or cubes), and 10W NeoLED transmitted illumination.

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Microscope Accessories

<h2>What Are Microscope Accessories?</h2>
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Microscope accessories are supplementary components that configure, upgrade, or expand the function of a base microscope beyond its standard out-of-the-box specification. They fall into several categories: imaging accessories (cameras, camera adapters, camera relay lenses) for digital image capture and video documentation; optical accessories (additional or replacement objective lenses, eyepieces, auxiliary objectives for stereo microscopes) that change magnification or improve optical quality; fluorescence accessories (filter cube sets, LED fluorescence modules, mercury lamp adapters, UV/visible filter wheels) for adding or expanding fluorescence capability; stage accessories (multiwell plate holders, slide holders, cross-roller stages, motorized XY stage inserts, focus drives) that expand sample handling; illumination accessories (fiber optic illuminators, ring lights, polarizers, dark-field condensers) for alternative contrast methods; and maintenance and consumable accessories (immersion oil, lens paper, slide cleaning kits, replacement illuminator bulbs). Because accessory designs are instrument-specific (not all cameras, objectives, or stage inserts are universally compatible), identify the microscope model and manufacturer before ordering any accessory. Always identify the exact microscope model and manufacturer before ordering any accessory; thread standards, bayonet mounts, tube lengths, and connector formats vary significantly between brands and generations.
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Microscope Cameras for high-resolution image and video capture, including HD and 4K imaging options.
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Photo Port Adapters and Camera Tubes for connecting digital cameras to compatible microscopes.
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Microscope Adapters designed to support a wide range of imaging and mounting configurations.
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LED Illuminators that enhance specimen visibility and image quality across microscopy applications.
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Digital Imaging Accessories that enable documentation, image analysis, teaching, and research workflows.
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<h2>How to Choose Microscope Accessories</h2>
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Digital cameras and adapters
Microscope cameras attach to the trinocular port (or monocular camera port on some models) via a C-mount camera adapter with an integrated relay lens. The relay lens magnification (typically 0.35x, 0.5x, or 1x) determines the effective field of view on the camera sensor. Choose a CMOS camera with 5 to 20 megapixels for brightfield documentation and routine fluorescence; scientific CMOS (sCMOS) or cooled CCD cameras for low-light fluorescence quantification. Confirm the camera software is compatible with the microscope's control software (if motorized).
Objective lenses
Replacement or additional objectives must match the microscope's objective thread standard and tube length (160 mm finite or infinity-corrected). Never mix finite-optics and infinity-corrected objectives on the same nosepiece; the image-forming properties are incompatible. Plan-apochromat objectives in the same brand family as the microscope are the safest choice for optical performance and parfocality with the existing objective set.
Fluorescence filter cube sets
Fluorescence filter cubes contain an excitation bandpass filter, a dichroic mirror, and an emission bandpass filter, which are the three components that define which fluorescent dye or protein is imaged. Common filter sets: DAPI (Ex 360/40, Di 400LP, Em 460/50); FITC/GFP (Ex 470/40, Di 495LP, Em 525/50); TRITC/mCherry (Ex 550/25, Di 565LP, Em 605/70); Cy5 (Ex 620/60, Di 660LP, Em 700/75). Confirm the cube block type (Olympus U-MF2, Nikon B-2A, Zeiss 38HE, or other) matches the filter cube turret of the specific microscope model.
Stage inserts and sample holders
Stage inserts expand sample compatibility: multiwell plate holders (96-well, 384-well, 6-well) for high-content imaging; glass-bottom dish holders for live-cell imaging with oil-immersion objectives; slide holder adapters for larger or smaller slide formats; and universal stage inserts for non-standard containers. Confirm the stage insert dimensions match the microscope's mechanical stage cutout and that the height profile is compatible with the condenser working distance for transmitted illumination.
LED fluorescence modules
LED fluorescence modules replace or augment mercury arc lamps in the fluorescence port of existing microscopes, providing individual LED channels for DAPI, GFP, TRITC, and Cy5 excitation. LED upgrades are available as bolt-on add-ons for many research-grade inverted and upright microscopes and significantly extend the fluorescence illumination service life from 200 to 300 hours (mercury) to 50,000+ hours (LED). Confirm the LED module's mounting standard and control interface (USB, TTL, or software-triggered) is compatible with the microscope.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Immersion oil for oil-immersion microscopy must match the refractive index for which the objective is designed; standard immersion oil has a refractive index of 1.515 at 23 degrees C (per ASTM and DIN standards). Using oils with different refractive indices introduces spherical aberration. Viscosity matters for the application: low-viscosity oils (Type A, 150 mPas) spread easily and are used for fast scanning; high-viscosity oils (Type B, 1250 mPas) resist creep at elevated stage temperatures. Clean all residual immersion oil from objectives immediately after each use with lens tissue dampened with appropriate lens cleaning solution; dried immersion oil is difficult to remove and can permanently damage the objective coating.&nbsp;
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EVC-3042-Microscopes Catalog

Ultra HD/4K high definition camera with 1/1.8 inch Sony 4K sensor, standard micro-SD card, HDMI, USB-2 . Can be used in stand alone or with a computer and supplied with ImageFocus Alpha software. Supplied with 0.5x objective, HDMI cable and USB mouse

EVC-3042 by Globe Scientific is a Ultra HD/4K microscope camera built around a 1/1.8-inch Sony IMX334 CMOS sensor delivering 3840 × 2160 resolution (8.3 MP) at 30fps. Connects via HDMI, USB-2, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi. Operates stand-alone (records to micro-SD, max 128 GB) or tethered to a Windows, Linux, or Mac computer running ImageFocus Alpha software. Includes 0.5× C-mount objective, HDMI cable, USB mouse, Wi-Fi dongle, and calibration slide.

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Compound Microscopes

<h2>What Are Compound Microscopes?</h2>
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A compound microscope forms a magnified image through two sequential lens systems: the objective lens (positioned close to the specimen) provides the primary magnification; the eyepiece (ocular) lens further magnifies the image from the objective, producing a final image that the eye or camera receives. Magnification is the product of the objective magnification and the eyepiece magnification (e.g., 40x objective x 10x eyepiece = 400x total). The transmitted light illumination system (Koehler illumination) passes light from below through the thin specimen mounted on a glass slide, through the objective, and to the eyepiece. This optical configuration provides the highest resolving power of any routine light microscope type, with resolution determined by the numerical aperture (NA) of the objective and the wavelength of light used. Routine brightfield compound microscopes with 4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x (oil) objectives and 10x eyepieces cover 40x to 1000x total magnification. Phase contrast models add a phase ring in the condenser matched to each objective, enabling contrast of unstained transparent cells. Fluorescence models add an epi-fluorescence port and filter cube turret for imaging immunofluorescence-labeled sections and fluorescent markers. Choose a compound microscope for examination of specimens that have been prepared as thin slides, stained sections, or smears; it is the standard instrument for histology, clinical microbiology, hematology, and fixed-tissue fluorescence imaging.
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BioBlue&trade; and bScope&reg; Compound Microscopes for routine biological, educational, and laboratory microscopy.
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iScope&reg; Research Microscopes with Plan and E-Plan optics for high-quality imaging and analysis.
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Phase Contrast Microscopes for enhanced observation of transparent, unstained specimens and living cells.
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LED Fluorescence Microscopes for fluorescence-based cell and tissue imaging applications.
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Specialized Systems, including polarization microscopes and anatomopathology microscopes for advanced research and diagnostic workflows.
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<h2>How to Choose a Compound Microscope</h2>
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Brightfield vs. phase contrast vs. fluorescence
Brightfield compound microscopes are the entry-level configuration, adequate for stained tissue sections, Gram-stained bacterial smears, blood smears, and all applications where contrast comes from staining rather than optical manipulation. Phase contrast is required for observation of unstained, living, or lightly fixed cells, where inherent contrast is too low for brightfield, common in microbiology, parasitology, and cytology. Fluorescence (epi-fluorescence) is required for DAPI nuclear staining, immunofluorescence (IF) labeling, FISH assays, and fluorescent reporter protein imaging in fixed cells.
Objective quality: plan-achromat vs. plan-apochromat
Plan-achromat objectives correct for chromatic aberration at two wavelengths and are flat (plan) across the field, suitable for routine brightfield and basic fluorescence imaging. Plan-apochromat objectives correct for chromatic aberration at three or more wavelengths and provide superior color fidelity and fluorescence flatness across the full field, required for multi-channel fluorescence imaging, quantitative image analysis, and publication-quality fluorescence documentation. Plan-apochromat sets cost significantly more than plan-achromat sets; specify them when fluorescence image quality and accurate color reproduction matter.
Magnification set
A standard objective set for a research compound microscope: 4x (NA 0.10) for tissue overview; 10x (NA 0.30) for histological pattern assessment; 20x (NA 0.50) for cellular detail without immersion; 40x dry (NA 0.65 to 0.75) for detailed cell morphology; 63x or 100x oil immersion (NA 1.25 to 1.40) for highest-resolution organelle imaging and bacteria identification. For clinical microbiology, 100x oil is the standard for bacterial identification. For routine histology, 10x and 40x are the most used.
Illumination: LED vs. halogen
LED transmitted light illumination is now standard on most new compound microscopes, providing 50,000+ hour lamp life, instant-on operation, no color temperature shift over lifetime, and significantly lower power consumption than halogen. Halogen (6V 30W or 12V 100W) remains in use on older instruments and some entry-level models and requires bulb replacement every 50 to 200 hours. For new purchases, specify LED illumination.
Camera port and documentation
A trinocular head with a C-mount camera port is standard for documentation in research labs. The camera beam splitter on research-grade microscopes maintains eyepiece brightness while splitting a portion of the light to the camera; entry-level trinoculars may dim the eyepiece view when the camera port is in use. A CMOS or CCD camera is required; confirm the camera's pixel size against the objective magnification and required image resolution for your intended analysis.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Oil immersion objectives (63x NA 1.40, 100x NA 1.40) require immersion oil between the objective front lens and the coverslip to achieve their rated NA. Confirm that the coverslip thickness is No. 1.5 (0.17 mm); most plan-apochromat objectives are corrected for this standard thickness. Non-standard coverslip thickness introduces spherical aberration that degrades resolution and fluorescence image quality. For routine use in clinical microbiology or hematology where high-throughput slide processing is needed, wide-field eyepieces (22 mm field number) reduce the number of microscope fields needed to survey the full slide area, improving throughput.&nbsp;
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Microscopes - Catalog

Choosing a Microscope Made Easy

bScope® with EPI-fluorescence

bScope Microscope for LED fluorescence

The EBS-3153-PLFI bScope® by Euromex is a trinocular LED fluorescence compound microscope with 4 excitation channels (B/G/V/UV), Plan Fluarex PLFi IOS objectives (4×–100× oil), HWF 10×/22 mm eyepieces, 3W NeoLED™ Köhler transmitted illumination, and a 75×36 mm X-Y rackless stage — CE certified with a 10-year warranty.

bScope trinocular microscope for LED fluorescence, HWF 10x/22mm eyepieces and quintuple nosepiece with Plan Fluarex PLFi 4/10/S40/S100x oil infinity corrected objectives, 131 x 152/197mm stage with integrated mechanical 75 x 36mm rackless X-Y stage.3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination and integrated power supply. Fluorescence attachment with 4 LED's for B, G, V and UV excitation, 4 filter sets. Supplied without rechargeable batteries

bScope® for Phase Contrast

bScope® Microscope for Phase Contrast

EBS-1153-PLPHI by Euromex is a trinocular bScope® compound microscope for phase contrast, fitted with Plan Phase IOS objectives (10×, 20×, 40×, 100× oil), HWF 10×/20mm eyepieces, and a Zernike A.N. 1.25 condenser for high-contrast visualisation of unstained specimens. The 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination system supports cordless operation, and the antimicrobial protective layer suits shared laboratory environments. CE certified with a 10-year warranty; available from MBP for labs across the USA and Canada.

bScope trinocular microscope, HWF 10x/20mm eyepieces and quintuple nosepiece with plan phase PLPHi 10/20/S40/S100x oil infinity corrected objectives, 131 x 152/197mm stage with integrated mechanical 75 x 36mm rackless X-Y stage. Zernike phase contrast condenser with iris diaphragm and filter holder, 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination and integrated power supply. Supplied without rechargeable batteries

bScope trinocular microscope, HWF 10x/20mm eyepieces and quintuple nosepiece with plan phase PLPHi 10/20/S40/S100x oil infinity corrected objectives, 131 x 152/197mm stage with integrated mechanical 75 x 36mm rackless X-Y stage. Zernike phase contrast condenser with iris diaphragm and filter holder.3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination and integrated power supply. Supplied without rechargeable batteries, with CMEX-18 Pro, 18.0MP digital USB-3 camera with 1/2.3 inch CMOS sensor

bScope® Series for Brightfield

bScope® Microscope with E-Plan PLI

EBS-1152-EPLI by Globe Scientific (Euromex) is the bScope&reg; binocular compound microscope with E-Plan IOS PLI objectives (4&times;/10&times;/40&times;/100&times; oil, 40&times;&ndash;1000&times;), 3W NeoLED&trade; K&ouml;hler illumination, 30&deg; Siedentopf head, and rackless X-Y mechanical stage. Antimicrobial protection, CE certified, 10-year warranty. Suitable for microbiology, histology, veterinary, and teaching labs.

bScope binocular microscope, HWF 10x/20mm eyepieces and quintuple nosepiece with E-plan EPLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil infinity corrected IOS objectives, 131 x 152/197mm stage with integrated mechanical 75 x 36mm rackless X-Y stage. 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination and integrated power supply. Supplied without rechargeable batteries

bScope trinocular microscope, HWF 10x/20mm eyepieces and quintuple nosepiece with E-plan EPLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil infinity corrected IOS objectives, 131 x 152/197mm stage with integrated mechanical 75 x 36mm rackless X-Y stage. 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination and integrated power supply. Supplied without rechargeable batteries

bScope trinocular microscope, HWF 10x/20mm eyepieces and quintuple nosepiece with E-plan EPLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil infinity corrected IOS objectives, 131 x 152/197mm stage with integrated mechanical 75 x 36mm rackless X-Y stage. 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination and integrated power supply. Supplied without rechargeable batteries, with CMEX-18 Pro, 18.0MP digital USB-3 camera with 1/2.3 inch CMOS sensor

bScope trinocular microscope, HWF 10x/20mm eyepieces and quintuple nosepiece with E-plan EPLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil infinity corrected IOS objectives, 131 x 152/197mm stage with integrated mechanical 75 x 36mm rackless X-Y stage. 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination and integrated power supply. Supplied without rechargeable batteries, with HD-Mini camera, color High definition 2MP high speed camera with 13 inch HD screen, 1280 x 1080p, stand-alone usage with standard 32GB SD card, HDMI output. With built-in mouse-driven capture software

bScope Set Up and Use

bScope® Microscope with Plan PLI

EBS-1152-PLI by Euromex is the bScope® binocular microscope with HWF 10×/20 mm secured eyepieces, Plan IOS 4×/10×/S40×/S100× oil objectives (40×–1000×), 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination with cordless capability, rackless Vernier stage, and antimicrobial surface treatment. CE marked, 10-year warranty.

bScope binocular microscope, HWF 10x/20mm eyepieces and quintuple nosepiece with plan PLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil infinity corrected IOS objectives, 131 x 152/197mm stage with integrated mechanical 75 x 36 mm rackless X-Y stage. 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination and integrated power supply. Supplied without rechargeable batteries

bScope trinocular microscope, HWF 10x/20mm eyepieces and quintuple nosepiece with plan PLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil infinity corrected IOS objectives, 131 x 152/197mm stage with integrated mechanical 75 x 36 mm rackless X-Y stage. 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination and integrated power supply. Supplied without rechargeable batteries

bScope trinocular microscope, HWF 10x/20mm eyepieces and quintuple nosepiece with plan PLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil infinity corrected IOS objectives, 131 x 152/197mm stage with integrated mechanical 75 x 36 mm rackless X-Y stage. 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination and integrated power supply. Supplied without rechargeable batteries, with HD-Mini camera, color High definition 2MP high speed camera with 13 inch HD screen, 1280 x 1080p, stand-alone usage with standard 32GB SD card, HDMI output. With built-in mouse-driven capture software

EIS-1152-PLPHI-Group-Microscopes Catalog

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iScope® for Life Science (Infinity Models) Specifications

iScope® Microscope for Phase Contrast

EIS-1152-PLPHI by Euromex is a binocular phase contrast microscope with four Plan Phase IOS objectives (10x–S100x oil), a Zernike rotating condenser (N.A. 1.25), and intensity-adjustable 3 W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination. The ergonomic 30° Siedentopf binocular head with 48–76 mm interpupillary adjustment and rackless mechanical stage makes it suitable for extended live-cell, microbiology, and teaching applications. Contact MBP for institutional pricing;

iScope binocular microscope with EWF 10x/22mm eyepieces, plan phase PLPHi 10/20/S40/S100x oil IOS objectives, Zernike phase contrast disc condenser with darkfield stop, rackless stage and Köhler 3W NeoLED™ illumination

iScope trinocular microscope with EWF 10x/22mm eyepieces, plan phase PLPHi 10/20/S40/S100x oil IOS objectives, Zernike phase contrast disc condenser with darkfield stop, rackless stage and Köhler 3W NeoLED™ illumination

iScope trinocular microscope with EWF 10x/22mm eyepieces, plan phase PLPHi 10/20/S40/S100x oil IOS objectives, Zernike phase contrast disc condenser with darkfield stop, rackless stage and Köhler 3W NeoLED™ illumination, with HD-Mini camera, color High definition 2MP high speed camera with 13 inch HD screen, 1280 x 1080p, stand-alone usage with standard 32GB SD card, HDMI output. With built-in mouse-driven capture software

EIS-1152-PLI-Group-Microscopes Catalog

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iScope® Microscope with Plan PLI

EIS-1152-PLI by Euromex is the iScope® binocular microscope with EWF 10×/22 mm eyepieces, quintuple reversed nosepiece, Plan IOS 2×/4×/10×/S40×/S100× oil objectives (20×–1000×), 3W NeoLED™ with iCare energy-saving sensor, PH/DF condenser slot, and large 187 × 230 mm rackless stage. CE marked, 10-year warranty.

iScope binocular microscope with EWF 10x/22mm eyepieces, plan PLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil IOS objectives, rackless stage and 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination

iScope trinocular microscope with EWF 10x/22mm eyepieces, PLi plan 4/10/S40/S100x oil IOS objectives, rackless stage and 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination

iScope trinocular microscope with EWF 10x/22mm eyepieces, PLi plan 4/10/S40/S100x oil IOS objectives, rackless stage and 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination, with HD-Mini camera, color High definition 2MP high speed camera with 13 inch HD screen, 1280 x 1080p, stand-alone usage with standard 32GB SD card, HDMI output. With built-in mouse-driven capture software

EIS-1053-PLPOLRI-Group-Microscopes Catalog

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iScope® Polarization Model Specifications

iScope® Polarization Microscope

EIS-1053-PLPOLRI by Euromex is the iScope® trinocular polarization microscope with Plan PLPOLRi IOS objectives (5x/10x/20x/S50x), 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination, 50W halogen epi-illumination, rotatable 60° polarizer, Bertrand lens, and a 160mm rackless round stage. Magnification 50x–500x.

iScope trinocular microscope with EWF 10x/20mm eyepieces, plan polarization PLPOLRi 5/10/20/S50x IOS objectives, 160mm round stage. Rotatable 60° polarizer and slider with analyzer. Bertrand lens. 3W NeoLED™ brightfield Köhler illumination and reflected attachment with 50W halogen epi-illumination

iScope trinocular microscope with EWF 10x/20mm eyepieces, plan polarization PLPOLi 5/10/20/S50x IOS objectives, 160mm round stage. Rotatable 60° polarizer and slider with analyzer. Bertrand lens. 3W NeoLED™ brightfield Köhler illumination and reflected attachment with 50W halogen epi-illumination, with HD-Mini camera, color High definition 2MP high speed camera with 13 inch HD screen, 1280 x 1080p, stand-alone usage with standard 32GB SD card, HDMI output. With built-in mouse-driven capture software

iScope®Microscope with E-Plan PLI

The EIS-1152-EPLI iScope® by Euromex is a binocular compound microscope with E-Plan EPLi IOS objectives (4×–100× oil), 40×–1,000× total magnification, EWF 10×/22 mm eyepieces, 3W NeoLED™ Köhler illumination, a 79×52 mm X-Y mechanical stage, and an iCare auto-shutoff sensor — 408×210×255 mm, 9.0 kg.

iScope binocular microscope with EWF 10x/22mm eyepieces, E-plan EPLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil IOS objectives, rackless stage and 3W NeoLED™ illumination

iScope trinocular microscope with EWF 10x/22mm eyepieces, E-plan EPLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil IOS objectives, rackless stage and 3W NeoLED™ illumination

iScope trinocular microscope with EWF 10x/22mm eyepieces, E-plan EPLi 4/10/S40/S100x oil IOS objectives, rackless stage and 3W NeoLED™ illumination, with HD-Mini camera, color High definition 2MP high speed camera with 13 inch HD screen, 1280 x 1080p, stand-alone usage with standard 32GB SD card, HDMI output. With built-in mouse-driven capture software

Clinical Centrifuges

<h2>What Are Clinical Centrifuges?</h2>
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Clinical centrifuges separate whole blood into diagnostic components&mdash;serum or plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets&mdash;by spinning standard blood collection tubes (5&ndash;50 mL vacutainer formats) at 300&ndash;6,000 RPM (typically 3,000&ndash;3,500 &times;g) for defined cycle times. They are the core specimen-processing instrument in clinical chemistry, hematology, immunology, coagulation, and molecular diagnostic laboratories. Standard serum separation runs at 3,000 &times;g for 10 minutes after a 30-minute clotting period; plasma preparation from anticoagulated tubes runs at 2,000&ndash;3,000 &times;g for 10&ndash;15 minutes. Clinical centrifuges used in CLIA-regulated labs must meet Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments performance requirements and be documented for routine calibration and maintenance.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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Z207-A Clinical Centrifuge: Compact clinical centrifuge with an 8 x 15 mL rotor for routine sample processing
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Sprint&trade; Clinical Centrifuge (6H): Reliable unit designed for consistent clinical lab applications
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Sprint&trade; 8 Clinical Centrifuge: Fixed-angle rotor centrifuge for efficient sample separation
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Sprint&trade; 6H Plus Clinical Centrifuge: Swing-out rotor centrifuge for improved sample handling
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DLAB DM0412 Clinical Centrifuge: Complete system with rotor and adapter for versatile lab use
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<h2>How to Choose a Clinical Centrifuge</h2>
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Speed Range and Maximum RCF
Most routine clinical serum and plasma preparation requires 3,000&ndash;3,500 &times;g. Clinical centrifuges with a maximum RCF of 3,500&ndash;6,000 &times;g cover all standard blood tube protocols and allow headroom for gel separator tube requirements, which vary by manufacturer. Platelet-poor plasma preparation requires up to 10,000 &times;g, making higher-speed models appropriate for coagulation laboratories.
Rotor Type: Swing-Out vs. Fixed-Angle
Swing-out rotors produce a horizontal sediment layer perpendicular to the tube wall, simplifying serum and plasma aspiration while reducing red blood cell carryover into the supernatant. Fixed-angle rotors pellet at higher RCF per RPM and are faster for pelleting applications, although the diagonal sediment interface is less convenient for aspiration. Swing-out rotors are commonly preferred for routine blood tube processing, while fixed-angle models are often selected for higher-throughput workflows.
Tube Capacity and Format
Clinical centrifuge rotors typically hold 6&ndash;24 blood collection tube positions per run. Confirm that the rotor accommodates your required tube dimensions, including 13 mm OD tubes for 5&ndash;7 mL samples and 16 mm OD tubes for 10 mL samples, and verify adapter availability for 15 mL and 50 mL conical tubes when needed.
Refrigerated vs. Room Temperature
Refrigerated models operating between 2&ndash;8&deg;C are commonly used for coagulation factors, complement panels, cryoglobulin testing, and research specimens where analyte stability is temperature-sensitive. Room-temperature centrifuges are generally sufficient for routine chemistry and immunology workflows completed within standard processing times.
Programmable Acceleration and Deceleration
Adjustable acceleration and deceleration profiles help prevent gel barrier displacement in serum separator tubes and preserve platelet and buffy coat layers in specialized protocols. Manufacturers of gel separator tubes often specify both maximum RCF and acceleration limits, making programmable controls beneficial in high-throughput environments.
CLIA and CAP Compliance
Maintain documentation for centrifuge model numbers, serial numbers, rotor identification, and calibration verification schedules. Many laboratory quality programs include periodic speed verification using a calibrated tachometer, with records retained to support audit and accreditation requirements.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Serum separation at 3,000 &times;g for 10 minutes is a commonly referenced protocol for routine chemistry and immunology testing. Gel separator tube manufacturers, including BD Vacutainer, Greiner, and Sarstedt, publish recommended RCF ranges to support proper gel barrier migration and minimize sample rejection due to displacement. Laboratory protocols should follow the specific recommendations provided for each tube type.
RCF is calculated using the formula RCF = 1.118 &times; 10&minus;5&nbsp;&times; r &times; N2, where&nbsp;r&nbsp;is the rotor radius in millimeters and&nbsp;N is RPM. Rotor-specific calculations provide more accurate results than generic RPM conversion tables. Modern clinical centrifuges commonly feature brushless DC motors, offering quieter operation, reduced maintenance requirements, and extended service life, along with programmable acceleration and deceleration settings to support sensitive specimen processing.
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Clinical Centrifuge

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Accessories for GCC-MP Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuges

GCC-MP-ACC by Globe Scientific is the accessories line for the GCC-MP Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuge, including a 30-place 15 mL aluminum fixed-angle rotor (4,500 rpm max), 2-place microplate swing-out rotor, and 3 mL riser adapter inserts. Extends GCC-MP compatibility from 0.2 mL microtubes to 100 mL bottles and microplates.

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Rotor with Lid, for use with GCC-MP Series Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuges, Aluminum Alloy, Fixing Clips and O-Ring, 15000rpm max, 30-Place for 1.5mL and 2.0mL Microcentrifuge Tubes

Rotor with Lid, for use with GCC-MP Series Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuges, Aluminum Alloy, Fixing Clips and O-Ring, 14000rpm max, 60-Place for 1.5mL and 2.0mL Microcentrifuge Tubes

Rotor with Lid, for use with GCC-MP Series Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuges, Aluminum Alloy, Fixing Clips and O-Ring, 15000rpm max, 18-Place for 5mL Conical Bottom Tubes

Rotor, for use with GCC-MP Series Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuges, Aluminum Alloy, 4500rpm max, 30-Place for 15mL Centrifuge Tubes

Rotor Adapter Risers, for use with GCC-MP-15ML rotor, for use with 3mL tubes, 10 each

Rotor with Lid, for use with GCC-MP Series Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuges, Aluminum Alloy, Fixing Clips and O-Ring, 14000rpm max, 6-Place for 50mL Centrifuge Tubes

Rotor, for use with GCC-MP Series Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuges, Aluminum Alloy, 5000rpm max, 8-Place for 50mL Centrifuge Tubes

Rotor with Lid, for use with GCC-MP Series Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuges, Aluminum Alloy, Fixing Clips and O-Ring, 14000rpm max, 8-Place for 0.2mL 8 Position PCR Strips

Rotor, Swing-Out, for use with GCC-MP Series Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuges, Aluminum Alloy, 4-Place for Buckets (Bucket / Tube adapters sold separately)

Buckets, for use with GCC-MP-SWING Rotor, 4 each for 4 x 100mL tubes (1 tube per bucket)

Buckets, for use with GCC-MP-SWING Rotor, 4 each for 8 x 50mL tubes (2 tubes per bucket)

Buckets, for use with GCC-MP-SWING Rotor, 4 each for 16 x 10mL, 12mL and 15mL tubes (4 tubes per bucket)

Buckets, for use with GCC-MP-SWING Rotor, 4 each for 36 x 3mL and 7mL tubes (9 tubes per bucket)

Rotor, Swing-Out, for use with GCC-MP Series Multi-Purpose Clinical Centrifuges, Aluminum Alloy, 4000rpm max, 2-Place for Microplates

Accessories for GCC Series Clinical Centrifuges

GCC-ACC by Globe Scientific is the accessories line for GCC Series clinical centrifuges, comprising rotors, rotor cavity adapters, adapter risers, and tube sleeves compatible with the GCC-E Enhanced Clinical Centrifuge. These accessories extend the GCC-E to handle 5mL, 7mL, 10mL, 15mL, and 50mL tube formats from a single instrument platform. Available from MBP for clinical and research labs across the USA and Canada.

Rotor for use with GCC Series Clinical Centrifuges, 4500rpm, 8-Place for 15mL Tubes

Rotor Cavity Sleeves and Risers for use with GCC Series Clinical Centrifuges with CC-R1 Rotor, converts the rotor cavity for use with: 5mL, 7mL and 10mL Tubes, 12 Each of Both Sleeves and Risers

Rotor Cavity Adapters for use with GCC Series Clinical Centrifuges with GCC-R1 Rotor, converts the rotor cavity for use with: 5mL, 7mL and 10mL Tubes, 12 Each

Rotor Adapter Risers for use with GCC Series Clinical Centrifuges with GCC-R1 Rotor, for: 5mL, 7mL and 10mL Tubes, 12 Each

Tube Adaptors, GCC-E50, for 1.5/2.0mL tubes

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