Upright Microscopes

Upright microscopes are essential tools for detailed sample observation, utilizing a vertical optical path. They provide precise analysis capabilities with features like brightfield and darkfield illumination modes, supporting high-resolution imaging for metallurgical and biological studies.

  1. OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT - BRIGHTFIELD, DARKFIELD/DIC

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    OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT - BRIGHTFIELD, DARKFIELD/DIC

    Reflected Light Real-Time Confocal Microscope

  2. ZEISS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED/TRANSMITTED LIGHT

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    ZEISS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED/TRANSMITTED LIGHT

    Reflected/Transmitted Light Microscope, Brightfield and DIC

  8. OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT

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    OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT

    Brightfield Darkfield

    NB: Qimaging Camera and phototube shown are not included.

  9. LEICA/REICHERT MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT - BRIGHTFIELD & DARKFIELD

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    LEICA/REICHERT MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT - BRIGHTFIELD & DARKFIELD

    Polylite 88 Reflected Light Microscope

  10. LEITZ MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT - BRIGHTFIELD & DARKFIELD

    Upright Microscopes

    LEITZ MICROSCOPE, REFLECTED LIGHT - BRIGHTFIELD & DARKFIELD

    Brightfield Reflected Light/Transmitted Light Microscope

  11. LEITZ BRIGHTFIELD/DARKFIELD FILAR EYEPIECE

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    LEITZ BRIGHTFIELD/DARKFIELD FILAR EYEPIECE

    Brightfield, Darkfield and DICLeitz Filar Eyepiece with Boeckeler Micrometer and Readout

Common Applications

metallurgical analysis

biological research

laboratory observation

surface structure examination

coating analysis

Buying Guide

Upright Microscopes Buying Guide

When selecting an upright microscope, take into account the sample type you will be examining to ensure compatibility with features like brightfield or darkfield illumination.

Consider the optical geometry and resolution needed for your specific research or laboratory task, ensuring it meets the precision requirements.

  • Verify the illumination modes offered; choose between reflected and transmitted light options based on sample transparency.
  • Check the microscope's resolution and magnification range to ensure it fits your analytical needs.
  • Assess the brand reputation and calibration status, especially for critical measurements requiring traceability.
  • Evaluate included accessories and compatibility with additional components for extended research capabilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are upright microscopes used for?
Upright microscopes are used for observing detailed structures in various samples, especially useful in metallurgical and biological studies due to their high-resolution imaging capabilities.
What types of illumination do upright microscopes offer?
They offer illumination modes such as brightfield and darkfield, which help in contrasting different sample features for enhanced visibility.
How do metallurgical microscopes differ from other types?
Metallurgical microscopes typically focus on samples that are opaque, using reflected light techniques to examine surface structures and coatings.
What brands of upright microscopes are available?
The marketplace features brands like Leica, Zeiss, Olympus, and Leitz, known for their precise optical performance.