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Inverted Light Microscopes

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The unique configuration of our inverted microscopes delivers the ideal contrast, resolution, and image quality needed for biological research, materials science, metallurgy, and other industries.

Inverted Light Microscopes

With their easy-to-use software, high-resolution digital cameras, and superior LED illumination, our inverted microscopes provide a flexible solution for laboratory imaging and analysis. We carry a wide range of inverted microscopes:

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THUNDER Imager Cell

THUNDER Imager Cell

With THUNDER Imagers you begin every experiment with confidence. They are your solution for advanced 3D cell culture assays, whether you want to study stem cells, spheroids, or organoids. THUNDER Imagers feature innovative Leica technology Computational Clearing. It efficiently removes out-of-focus blur in real time, enabling the meaningful use of 3D specimens with camera-based fluorescence microscopes. The high sensitivity of the system ensures low phototoxicity for physiologically relevant data sets. THUNDER systems offer a range of tools that assist you throughout your workflow from set up to data analysis. *in accordance with ISO/IEC 2382:2015
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DM IL LED Inverted Laboratory Microscope

DM IL LED Inverted Laboratory Microscope

With high-performance optics and ergonomic design, the DM IL LED is ideal for cell culture, micromanipulation, documentation of immunostained specimens, and routine live cell examinations. The DM IL LED features a comprehensive set of contrast methods to monitor your specimen the way you need. High-quality Phase contrast, excellent modulation contrast and brilliant fluorescence are just one fingertip away. Robust stability, plenty of space to work with tools, long working distances to accommodate large culture flasks and a stable illumination without heat make work at the microscope easy and convenient. For special diagnostics requirements, the microscope is certified for in-vitro-diagnostics (IVD) including in-vitro-fertilization (IVF).
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Leica DMi1 Inverted Microscope for Cell Culture

Leica DMi1 Inverted Microscope for Cell Culture

The DMi1 inverted microscope supports your specific work routine in your cell culture lab. Its operation is so intuitive, its handling so comfortable that you can fully concentrate on your work. Choose the functions you need, and, if necessary, you can easily add a variety of accessories that are important for your work.
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Applications

Applications of Inverted Microscopes

Our range of inverted microscopes is ideal for applications that need to examine living stained or unstained specimens, fixed samples, metals, ceramics, and polymers:

  • Useful for easy routine cell checks and consistent confluency evaluation.
  • Excellent for studying stem cells, spheroids, or organoids.
  • For routine to live cell research.
  • Intelligent choices for cell culture labs.
  • Ideal inverted microscopes for cell culture, micromanipulation, documentation of immunostained specimens, and routine live cell examinations.
  • Used in metallography, medical device manufacturing, microelectronics, and industrial materials inspection.

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The inverted microscope is designed with a downward-facing transmitted light source and condenser lens above the stage, along with an upward-facing objective lens and turret below the stage.

The advantages of an inverted microscope include the ability to observe samples that are difficult to view with a conventional microscope, better imaging of thick samples, and the ability to study live cells in a medium inside a petri dish or well plate.

Inverted microscopes can be used to examine various types of samples, including living cells, tissues, microorganisms, and materials such as polymers or metals.

Some typical applications of inverted microscopes include cell culture, live-cell imaging, fluorescence inverted microscopy, and micromanipulation.

Choosing the right inverted microscope involves considering the intended application, required magnification, imaging techniques, and budget.

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