Upright Fluorescence Microscope
Upright fluorescence microscope designed for biological and material sample inspection using fluorescent excitation and emission filters. Built for research, teaching and quality control in labs requiring high-contrast imaging of stained or naturally fluorescent specimens.
The Upright Fluorescence Microscope range covers 1 catalogue items. Models in this range include XUF100 Upright Research Fluorescence Microscope. Every item is listed with the specification published for it, so a model can be compared on working distance, magnification, interface and fitment rather than on a description.
Every Upright Fluorescence Microscope In Stock
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What Goes Wrong Without the Right Upright Fluorescence Microscope
- Standard brightfield microscopes cannot visualize weakly stained or naturally fluorescent samples without background noise
- Non-fluorescent samples appear invisible under normal illumination, requiring chemical staining that may alter structure
- Poor filter alignment in low-cost systems causes bleed-through of excitation light into the emission path, reducing image contrast
- Fixed observation tubes limit viewing angles and operator comfort during long inspection sessions
- Lack of adjustable interpupillary distance forces users to strain or use incorrect eye positioning
Who Buys From This Category
- Biological research labs studying cell cultures, tissues and microorganisms with fluorescent markers
- Teaching laboratories demonstrating fluorescence principles in biology and life sciences
- Clinical and veterinary labs performing diagnostic staining of blood smears and tissue sections
- Material science teams examining fluorescent dyes in polymers, coatings or composite materials
- University and college labs conducting microscopy practicals with fluorescent specimens
Why These Items
- One-piece frame construction ensures mechanical stability and long-term alignment of optical components
- Binocular observation tube with 30° inclination and 360° rotation allows ergonomic viewing from multiple angles
- Interpupillary distance adjustable from 48mm to 75mm to match individual user anatomy
- Diopter adjustment on each eyepiece compensates for differences in vision between eyes
- Standardized tube design allows compatibility with existing camera adapters and trinocular ports
Where These Are Used
- Inspecting a fluorescently stained neuron culture where background light must be fully blocked
- Observing GFP-labeled bacteria in a live culture without photobleaching from excessive excitation
- Teaching students how to align excitation and emission filters to achieve optimal contrast
- Examining a stained tissue section for cancer markers using a fixed filter cube setup
- Using a trinocular port to capture time-lapse images of fluorescent cell division
Before You Order
- Compare the Upright Fluorescence Microscope models on the figure that decides the job, not on the headline magnification
- Confirm the interface dimension against equipment you already own before ordering
- Send the task as well as the model number so the configuration can be checked
- Ask for written confirmation of any figure a tender or audit depends on
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between upright and inverted fluorescence microscopes?
An upright fluorescence microscope positions the light source above the sample, suitable for slides, petri dishes and small samples. An inverted model places the objective below the sample, used for live cell cultures in dishes.
Can I use this microscope with a digital camera or smartphone adapter?
Yes. The binocular tube is compatible with trinocular adapters and camera mounts. The standard 23mm tube diameter supports common digital imaging accessories.
Does the microscope come with filter cubes or do I need to buy them separately?
The microscope frame and tube are supplied without filter cubes. Filter cubes must be ordered separately based on your excitation and emission wavelength requirements.
Is the interpupillary adjustment range suitable for most adult users?
Yes. The 48-75mm range covers most adult interpupillary distances, including those of users with wider or narrower eye spacing.
Can I use this microscope for routine brightfield inspection as well?
Yes. The optical path supports brightfield illumination when using a standard light source and without filter cubes installed.
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