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Used Biological Microscopes in Kyoto, Japan

  • HORIBA France SAS SignatureSPM

    HORIBA France SAS SignatureSPM

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Horiba

    Scanning Probe Microscope with Chemical Signature Enhance AFM with Chemical Identification SignatureSPM is the first microscope built on a multimodal characterization platform, integrating an automated Atomic For...

    Kyoto, Japan
  • HORIBA France SAS XploRA Nano

    HORIBA France SAS XploRA Nano

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Horiba

    AFM-Raman for Physical and Chemical imaging Fully integrated system based on SmartSPM state of the art scanning probe microscope and XploRA Raman micro-spectrometer. Compact, fully automated and easy-to-use, the ...

    Kyoto, Japan
  • HORIBA France SAS SmartSPM

    HORIBA France SAS SmartSPM

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Horiba

    Advanced stand-alone AFM The SmartSPM Scanning Probe Microscope is the first 100% automated system that offers its cutting-edge technology of ultra-fast, metrological and high-resolution measurements for the most...

    Kyoto, Japan

Overview

Biological microscopes are essential tools in laboratories and educational settings, designed to magnify and study small biological specimens like cells, bacteria, and tissues. They come in various types, such as compound and stereo microscopes, each suited for different levels of magnification and study purposes.

FAQ

What should I consider when purchasing a biological microscope?

Consider the type of microscope, magnification range, light source, and quality of lenses. Think about your specific application needs and budget.

How can I safely ship a biological microscope?

Use a shipping service experienced in handling delicate instruments. Ensure the microscope is well-padded and secured in a sturdy box to prevent damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a biological microscope?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the lenses, checking the light source, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance instructions.