Ernst Leitz Wetzlar - Laborlux K Microscope

Applications & Use Cases

• Used in research and educational settings for general biological and material science observations.
• Applied in quality control laboratories for inspecting small components and samples.
• Utilised in medical diagnostics for examining tissue samples and microorganisms.
• Suitable for pharmaceutical R&D for analysing drug formulations and cellular structures.

Typical Specifications

Microscope type

Typically an upright compound microscope, suitable for transmitted light microscopy.

Magnification range

Commonly offers a magnification range from 40x to 1000x, depending on objective lenses fitted.

Illumination

Typically features a built-in halogen or LED illumination system for brightfield observation.

Eyepieces

Commonly supplied with 10x widefield eyepieces, often with dioptre adjustment.

Nosepiece

Typically a revolving nosepiece accommodating four or five objective lenses.

Power supply

Commonly operates on standard UK mains voltage (230V, 50Hz) via an integrated power supply.

Focusing mechanism

Typically features coaxial coarse and fine focus knobs for precise sample adjustment.

Stage type

Commonly equipped with a mechanical stage for accurate sample positioning.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What type of samples can this microscope view?

  This class of microscope is typically used for viewing prepared slides, thin sections, and small, transparent biological or material samples.

• Does it come with objective lenses?

• Is it suitable for digital imaging?

• What maintenance is typically required?

• Are spare parts and accessories still available for Leitz Laborlux K models?

• What is the typical footprint of this microscope?