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Microscope Slide Mounting Media(Post)
Microscope Slide Mounting Media The Cargille Meltmount series consists of optical-quality thermoplastic mounting media, designed for microscope slide mounting and other optical coupling applications.
How to Choose a Phase Contrast Microscope: A Complete Buyer's Guide for Research, Clinical, and Cell Culture Applications(Post)Phase contrast microscopy has become one of the most valuable imaging techniques in biology, microbiology, clinical laboratories, and cell culture research. Unlike traditional brightfield microscopes,
INSPECTIS© Microscope Software(Page)INSPECTIS offers multiple software packages to configure a custom optical inspection system that meets the users' needs. Software packages feature advanced capture of live and still images, audio and...
Mitutoyo Microscopes: A Complete Buying Guide for Precision Measurement and Industrial Inspection(Post)When precision matters, the microscope you choose can directly impact the quality of your inspections, measurements, and finished products. For decades, Mitutoyo has been recognized worldwide for manu
How to Parfocal Microscope Objectives(Page)"Parfocal" refers to objectives that can be changed with minimal or no refocusing. When you adjust your microscope from one magnification to another, it is nice when the lenses remain in focus the...
Objective Lens vs Ocular Lens(Post)Objective Lens vs Ocular Lens: What are the Differences? When it comes to optical instruments like microscopes and telescopes, the objective lens and ocular lens play distinct roles in shaping our vie
ASTM F410 Test Method Measuring Microscope(Page)ASTM F410 testing standards require the use of a specific type of microscope to measure wear layer thickness of resilient floor coverings. This optical measurement is perfected with a compound...
Microscope Lens Shootout(Page)The Great Lens Shootout!Our company's founder Jack Ross decided to take a closer look at the different types of National Optical objective lenses available for the 160 series microscopes. The...
Patterson Globe Microscope Counting Reticle(Page)The Patterson Globe counting reticle can be purchased here. Patterson Globe Microscope Reticle that meets AIA, NIOSH and Environment Canada Government Standards. The Patterson Globe reticle is...
Stereo Microscope Buying Guide(Page)Stereo microscopes, also known as dissecting microscopes, were designed to provide a three-dimensional view for examining solid samples with complex surfaces at low magnification using incidental or...
Cleaning Microscope Objective Lenses(Page)Microscope objective lenses, when clean, open up an entirely unseen world to the user. When dirty, the objective lenses on a microscope can obscure microscopic images and cause a great deal of...
Dissecting Microscope Guide: Uses, Magnification, Parts & How to Choose One(Post)A dissecting microscope, also called a stereo microscope, is designed for viewing larger, three-dimensional objects at relatively low magnification. Instead of examining thin specimens mounted on micr



