It is possible to view the specimen from the top of an upright microscope because the objective lenses are positioned above the stage and the light source and condenser are below. In order to perform phase contrast, brightfield, darkfield, differential interference contrast (DIC), polarisation, or fluorescence microscopy on slide samples, upright microscopes are employed in the life sciences and cell biology fields. The microscopy of fixed tissue samples or cell samples is another application for upright microscopes.
Microscope for Education and Teaching
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Microscope for Digital Teaching and Routine Lab
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In the classroom or in the routine lab, you need reliable microscopes that can take a lot of wear and tear. After all, you and your colleagues or students will be working long hours, often in cramped spaces. You need microscopes that will pay back your investment with smooth operation – day-to-day and year in, year out. Primostar 3 packs all of that into its sturdy metal frame. Yet this robust light microscope is also designed for maximum ease of use. For productive learning and efficient lab work, students and staff alike will be free from the very beginning to focus on the essentials.
Choose from pre-defined packages for teaching or routine lab work and get the precise microscope configuration you need for the tasks at hand. Each microscope comes pre-installed so it's ready to work right out of the box – that's genuine plug in and play performance. And when you want to take your Teaching online or connect your labs on a network, it's easier than ever before with Lab scope, the free imaging app from ZEISS.
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Microscopes
Primo Star iLED (fixed Köhler) with reflected fluorescent illumination
Objectives
Plan-ACHROMAT with magnifications of 10×, 20×, 40× and 100× optimized for specimens without cover slip (D = 0)
Illumination
Transmitted light
• LED Reflected light
• Fluorescence module with 455 nm LED
Accessories
• Transport case
• Rechargeable battery pack
• Illuminating mirror
Smart Microscope for Easy Digital Documentation
Experience a completely new form of digital documentation with Axiolab 5 and the microscope camera Axiocam 208 color. Just focus your sample and press a single button for crisp images in true color. Smart Microscopy then takes over.
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Clever Ergonomics for Relaxed Lab Work
Boost Your Efficiency with Smart Microscopy
Microscope for Routine Materialography and Smart Documentation
Digital documentation has never been easier. ZEISS Axiolab 5 is the right choice if your routine materialography applications place high demands on ergonomic operation and efficient digital documentation. Since the Smart Microscopy concept does not require additional imaging software or even a computer, Axiolab 5 is also the first choice from an economic point of view.
Digital Documentation Made Easy
Once you find a region of interest, simply press the Snap button right on the stand to acquire the image. It‘s as easy as that. You can control the microscope and its attached camera without even changing your grip while always focusing on your sample.
Clever Ergonomics for Relaxed Lab Work
Axiolab 5 offers you an easy handling, ergonomic user concept that‘s adapted to your lab routine. You can access all the main controls with just one hand, including the Snap button, stage drive, focus adjustment, and brightness control.
More Economic and Reliable
Save lab space and costs as Axiolab 5 does not require an additional computer and software. The Smart Microscopy concept also enables Axiolab 5 to be operated by both expert and non-expert users, always assuring short time to reliable data.
Used in combination with the microscope camera ZEISS Axiocam 208 color, you have the full advantage of a smart stand-alone microscope solution. Digital documentation is part of the system design: Just press the ergonomic Snap button and you‘re done. Camera settings such as white balance, exposure time, and image enhancement functions are done automatically. Without needing additional imaging software or even a computer, you can:
Typical tasks and applications
Typical tasks and applications
Typical tasks and applications
Focus. Snap. Done.
Forget about the 15 steps and clicks to document samples with multiple fluorescent labels. With Smart Microscopy, this is a thing of the past. Axioscope 5 with Axiocam 202 mono and Colibri 3 LED illumination take this workload from you. You keep your hands at the microscope stand. Relaxed.
Axioscope 5 makes documenting your specimens very efficient. The color impression shows up in the camera image exactly the same as it appears through the eyepieces. This smart microscope makes automatic adjustments for brightness and white balance to keep digital documentation easy. All you have to do is focus on your sample, press the ergonomic Snap button on the microscope, and that's it.
Axioscope 5 uses its LED to provide powerful illumination with high color fidelity. You will clearly see the subtle differences in your sample. And experience all the advantages of LED illumination such as
Axioscope 5 comes with a light intensity manager that produces uniform brightness at all magnifications. Adjusting lamp brightness when you change magnification is a thing of the past. That saves you time and reduces eye fatigue, too.
Used in combination with Axiocam 202 mono or Axiocam 208 color, you have the full advantage of a smart standalone microscope system. Camera settings such as white balance, contrast and exposure time are done automatically. Without needing additional imaging software or even a computer, you can:
Microscope for Research and Routine in the Materials Lab
The upright light microscope ZEISS Axioscope was designed specifically to meet the most common optical imaging requirements of materials laboratories. It is the right choice if your routine inspection tasks place high demands on usability, reproducibility and automation – and you also need advanced optical microscopy for materials analysis and metallography. Being a complete material laboratory solution, Axioscope is also the first choice from an economic point of view.
Axioscope – with its outstanding usability and advanced automation features – is ideal for demanding routine tasks. And, even at its attractive price, it also offers powerful capabilities commonly associated with more advanced research light microscopes.
With coded components and advanced light management, Axioscope delivers trustworthy, reproducible results. Moreover, the motorized Axioscope 7 gives you the ability to fully automate investigative workflows – so it is quick to become the lab favorite.
Digital Integration
With the Axiocam camera portfolio and ZEN core imaging software, Axioscope becomes a powerful digital documentation system. From device control – to image capture, analysis and documentation – to archiving your analytics, Axioscope delivers a fully digitized workflow.
Axioscope is performance-ready, with all features working in concert to deliver a complete metallography solution for the materials laboratory: cameras as the most important interface for digitizing your sample data, lenses with application-specific properties, and an imaging software specially developed for materials research and metallography.
ZEN core is your command center for automated imaging and analysis functions. Modules for the determination of grain sizes, phases and layer thicknesses, as well as for the classification of graphite particles, enable Axioscope to provide all meaningful metallographic applications under a uniform user interface.
ZEISS Axio Imager 2 for Materials Research
When you perform advanced materials research introduce ease of use into your light microscopy workflow. Benefit from accurate and reproducible results using ZEISS Axio Imager 2 for materials. Choose the system tailored to your applications. Expand your instrument with dedicated solutions for e.g., particle analysis, confocal or correlative microscopy.
Stability is essential if you want to obtain good results. Appreciate the stable imaging conditions of Axio Imager 2, especially when working with high magnifications or performing time dependent studies. Due to the motorization of Axio Imager 2 achieve quick and reproducible results while always working under constant conditions.
Whether in academic or industrial research, materials microscopy faces various challenges. With Axio Imager 2 you will be able to meet and win these challenges. Attach application-specific components and perform e.g. particle analysis. Investigate non-metallic inclusions (NMI), liquid crystals, or semiconductor-based MEMs. Expand your instrument with dedicated solutions for confocal or correlative microscopy.
Cast iron with spherulitic graphite, polished sample, identical same site imaged with different contrasting techniques (field of view 265 µm). Images: courtesy of Dr. H.-L. Steyer, Kesselsdorf, Germany.
Axio Imager.Z2m or Axio Imager.M2m display key operating functions on a touch screen, giving you fingertip control of all motorized components. Additional control buttons are positioned ergonomically around the focus drive, with tactile surfaces that make them easy to distinguish. Axio Imager.D2m has five pre-programmed buttons while Axio Imager.Z2m has ten user-definable buttons. Axio Imager.A2m is encoded.
Do you want to examine how temperature influences the behavior of metals, crystals, ceramics or plastics?
With ZEN core and Linkam heating stages you define heating or cooling experiments. Document the temperature pattern in a time lapse series. The result you obtain is a log of the temperature and vacuum data in each time lapse image. Observe sample changes during the heating or cooling process for example in the field of quality control.
ZEISS Axio Examiner is a fixed stage microscope for patch-clamp experiments on nerve cells and brain slices. With its design optimized for low vibration and generous room for micromanipulation and patch clamp accessories, Axio Examiner enables undisturbed low-noise single-channel recordings.
Large Fixed Stage
Full Sample Access Even for Complex Setups
Experimental workstations for upright electrophysiology typically involve complex setups for demanding micromanipulation.
Access to the specimen space is one of the most important requirements.
Large fixed stages offer the possibility of adjusting the microscope appropriately during an ongoing experiment – without disturbing the sensitive experimental setup.
Dedicated Optics Concept
Experimental Flexibility and Contrasting Options
Experiments involving manipulation of the specimen being observed place extreme demands on the objective geometry.
Even for a high numerical aperture, a long working distance is required in order to be able to manipulate capillary pipettes.
Also, a wide spectrum of contrasting options is required. Optimally integrated and selectively applicable, a perfect adaption of the contrast to the respective specimen can be ensured.
Modular Design
Tailor the Microscope According to Your Needs
Axio Examiner offers exceptional flexibility in configuring your microscope from four upper bodies, two lower bodies and a large number of different components and motorization options to ideally meet your individual requirements.