Zeiss - Axioskop Microscope

Applications & Use Cases

• Research laboratories commonly use microscopes for detailed sample analysis.
• Biotechnology firms utilise these instruments for cell culture observation and genetic studies.
• Pharmaceutical companies apply microscopy in quality control and drug discovery processes.
• Educational institutions employ microscopes for teaching and student practicals.
• Clinical diagnostics often rely on microscopy for pathology and microbiology investigations.

Typical Specifications

Optical System

Typically an infinity-corrected optical system, offering high resolution and clarity.

Illumination

Commonly features transmitted light illumination, often with halogen or LED sources.

Focusing Mechanism

Units of this type usually have coarse and fine focus controls for precise sample positioning.

Stage Type

Typically equipped with a mechanical stage for accurate X-Y movement of slides.

Eyepieces

Often supplied with widefield eyepieces, commonly 10x magnification.

Power Supply

Requires a standard mains power supply, typically 230V, 50Hz for UK operation.

Footprint

For this class of equipment, the footprint is generally suitable for a laboratory benchtop.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What types of samples can typically be viewed with an Axioskop microscope?

  Axioskop microscopes are versatile and can typically be used to view a wide range of transparent or semi-transparent samples, including biological tissues, cell cultures, and thin material sections.

• Are objectives universally interchangeable on Axioskop models?

• What maintenance is typically required for a used microscope of this type?

• Can this microscope be upgraded for digital imaging?

• What accessories are commonly needed for a complete microscopy setup?