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Choosing an Inspection Microscope

Choosing an Inspection Microscope

Mar 27th 2023

What Kind of Microscopes Are Best for Inspection Tasks? A microscope can be used when inspecting parts for quality control, failure analysis, and research and development in order to see details that may be more difficult to observe with the naked eye. Using a microscope for inspection tasks can improve the efficiency and accuracy of these tasks. What kind of inspection microscope you choose depen …
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Choosing a College or University Level Microscope

Choosing a College or University Level Microscope

Mar 19th 2023

What Kind of Microscope is Best for College and University Level Students? Choosing the best microscope for your application depends on what kinds of samples you will investigate. This post will explain some points to consider when selecting a microscope. Do I Need a Compound or a Stereo Microscope? Compound Microscopes: Compound or biological microscopes are designed to look at samples on prepare …
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Weld Inspection and Soldering Microscopes

Weld Inspection and Soldering Microscopes

Feb 7th 2023

What to Look for when Purchasing a Welding or Soldering Microscope Microscopes can be very useful when welding and soldering. There are several different things you may want to look for when purchasing a welding or soldering microscope. Types of Welding Joints Different types of welding joints will have different strengths. It is important to be able to view the weld under the microscope to ensure …
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Considerations for Purchasing a Microscope Camera

Dec 18th 2022

How to Choose a Microscope Camera: What Should I Consider Before Purchasing? Microscope cameras can be used to view a live image, capture images, print images, email images, or give a presentation. There are many different types of microscope cameras on the market and the information below will help you determine which microscope camera will best meet your needs. What is the Purpose of your Micros …
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Technical Cleanliness Microscopes

Nov 2nd 2022

What is Technical Cleanliness? Contamination control is a key issue in manufacturing and production. Technical cleanliness is important for the automotive, aviation and space industry, manufacturers of oils and lubricants, and medical product manufacturers. The functionality and lifetime of certain products is directly linked to the degree of surface contamination with residual dirt particles. The …
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Using Microscopes to Test Meat for the Presence of Trichinella Threadworms

Using Microscopes to Test Meat for the Presence of Trichinella Threadworms

Oct 23rd 2022

What are Trichinella? Trichinella are threadworms that can infect wildlife (including bears, foxes, and seals) and domestic animals (especially pigs, dogs, and horses). These worms are about 1mm long and can be found throughout the world. When humans consume raw or undercooked meat from an infected animal, people can be infected with Trichinosis. This disease is currently rare in humans, but testi …
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Hematology Explained

Hematology Explained

Sep 27th 2022

Hematology is the study of blood and blood disorders. Hematologists analyze blood smears under a microscope to look for abnormalities that indicate blood disorders. What kinds of cells do they see under the microscope, and what kinds of abnormalities might be present? Blood Cell Types Blood is made up of blood cells and blood plasma. About half of blood is made of blood plasma, which contains nut …
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Choosing a Hematology Microscope

Choosing a Hematology Microscope

Posted by Microscope World on Sep 26th 2022

Hematology microscopes are used to study, diagnose, treat and prevent diseases related to blood and its components such as blood cells, hemoglobin, blood proteins and coagulation of the blood. Blood and bone marrow are viewed under a hematology microscope. Hematology is the study of blood and blood disorders. Hematologists analyze blood smears under the microscope to look for abnormalities in the …
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Choosing a Veterinary Microscope for Your Clinic

Choosing a Veterinary Microscope for Your Clinic

Feb 25th 2022

Quality microscopes are a worthwhile investment in a veterinary practice’s laboratory investigations and case management. Commonly used for urinalysis, parasitology, microbiology and cytology, veterinary microscopes can be a valuable diagnostic tool for clinics of all sizes.  Too many veterinary professionals are using old, cheaply made microscope equipment that has not been p …
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Microscope Eyepiece Camera

Microscope Eyepiece Camera

Feb 24th 2022

Using a Microscope Eyepiece Camera A microscope eyepiece camera can easily turn a monocular or binocular microscope that does not have a camera port into a digital microscope. A fairly inexpensive way to upgrade an older microscope that does not have a camera port, also known as a trinocular port, is by simply adding an eyepiece camera. The eyepiece camera drops into an eyetube with inside diamete …
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Microscope Immersion Oil

Microscope Immersion Oil

Jul 21st 2021

Increase Microscope Resolution with Microscope Immersion Oil Microscope objectives are intended to image specimens either through air or a medium of higher refractive index between the front lens and the specimen. A gain in resolution by a factor of about 1.5 is attained when immersion oil is substituted for air as the imaging medium. Immersion oil contributes to two characteristics of the image v …
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Microscope Contrast Techniques

Microscope Contrast Techniques

Apr 11th 2021

Microscope Contrast Techniques When using a microscope with brightfield, some samples will have a natural contrast that is easily viewed, such as bright plants and flowers, metals, and pigments. Some samples can be stained to increase the microscope contrast. However, low contrast samples such as unstained bacteria, thin tissue slices, live cells, or reflective metal parts require the use of addit …
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Zeiss Primovert Inverted Microscopes

Mar 12th 2021

Zeiss Live Cell Culture Inverted Microscopes The Zeiss Primovert inverted microscopes can fit directly inside your Laminar Flow Box. Examine unstained cells in phase contrast and GFP-labeled cells in fluorescence quickly and efficiently. The Zeiss Primovert microscope is designed especially for cancer and genetic research. Top 5 Features of Zeiss Primovert Microscope: Easily switch from phase con …
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Bougainvillea Under the Microscope

Bougainvillea Under the Microscope

Mar 9th 2021

Bougainvillea Under the Microscope Bougainvillea is a vine that grows anywhere from 3-39 feet in height, with pink, yellow and sometimes white flowers. These plants are popular in warm climates. Flowers are best viewed under stereo microscopes. Thank you to Kiran for providing these images captured under the microscope at 10x and 45x. Bougainvillea under the microscope at 10x. Photo credit: Kiran …
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Zeiss Primostar 3 Microscopes

Mar 3rd 2021

Zeiss Primostar 3 Microscopes The Zeiss Primostar 3 microscopes were designed for teachers, students, and clinical labs. This video shows some of the features of the Zeiss Primostar 3 microscopes.   Binocular Fixed Köhler iPlan Achromat Microscope   The Zeiss Primostar 3 binocular fixed Köhler microscope has the following features: iPlan Achromat Objectives 4x, 10x, 40x, (op …
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