BA410E Elite Trinocular Microscope Sextuple 50W
    BA410E Elite Trinocular Microscope Sextuple 50W
    BA410E Elite Trinocular Microscope Sextuple 50W
    BA410E Elite Trinocular Microscope Sextuple 50W
    BA410E Elite Trinocular Microscope Sextuple 50W
    BA410E Elite Trinocular Microscope Sextuple 50W
    BA410E Elite Trinocular Microscope Sextuple 50W
    BA410E Elite Trinocular Microscope Sextuple 50W
    BA410E Elite Trinocular Microscope Sextuple 50W

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BA410E Elite Trinocular Microscope Sextuple 50W

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  • Eyepiece Tubes - Viewing angle of 30°, 22 mm Field of View with interpupillary distance adjustable between 50-75mm
  • Eyepieces - Infinity Corrected CCIS® Optics with a field flatness up to 22mm and the high eye point ensure true colour and sharp images and minimise eye fatigue and strain
  • Objectives - New class of EC-H optics for Bright Field and Phase Contrast incorporate multi-layer coated glass for enhanced contrast and spherical aberration correction to significantly improve field flatness and improve resolution
  • Stage - New Rackless low position coaxial mechanical stage with sample holder and ceramic insert. Mechanical travel range from 80 x 55 mm
  • Light features: Auto-OFF and Light Memory function
  • Illumination - Externally mounted lamphouse, 12V/50W Quartz Halogen Koehler illumination with intensity control. A 12V/100W Koehler system is also available
  • Phase Contrast & Darkfield –Options include a slider solution or a turret condenser for more advanced Phase contrast demands
  • Polarisation - Polarisation can be achieved using 2 slots in the upper part of the stand which can accommodate a rotatable analyser, retardation plate (First Order Red Compensator) and a polarizer placed on top of the collector
  • Fluorescence – Easily upgradeable to an EPI-Fluorescence microscope by using the fluorescence attachment which can carry up to 4 filter cubes. A complete range of filter cubes is available, covering all routine applications from UV up to NIR
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The BA410 Elite is Motic's brand new approach for a professional research microscope with best image quality options. Universities and laboratories with applications in haematology, cytology and histology will look for this flexible microscope platform with a superb performance in optics and mechanics.

  • Eyepiece Tubes - Viewing angle of 30°, 22 mm Field of View with interpupillary distance adjustable between 50-75mm
  • Eyepieces - Infinity Corrected CCIS® Optics with a field flatness up to 22mm and the high eye point ensure true colour and sharp images and minimise eye fatigue and strain
  • Objectives - New class of EC-H optics for Bright Field and Phase Contrast incorporate multi-layer coated glass for enhanced contrast and spherical aberration correction to significantly improve field flatness and improve resolution
  • Stage - New Rackless low position coaxial mechanical stage with sample holder and ceramic insert. Mechanical travel range from 80 x 55 mm
  • Light features: Auto-OFF and Light Memory function
  • Illumination - Externally mounted lamphouse, 12V/50W Quartz Halogen Koehler illumination with intensity control. A 12V/100W Koehler system is also available
  • Phase Contrast & Darkfield –Options include a slider solution or a turret condenser for more advanced Phase contrast demands
  • Polarisation - Polarisation can be achieved using 2 slots in the upper part of the stand which can accommodate a rotatable analyser, retardation plate (First Order Red Compensator) and a polarizer placed on top of the collector
  • Fluorescence – Easily upgradeable to an EPI-Fluorescence microscope by using the fluorescence attachment which can carry up to 4 filter cubes. A complete range of filter cubes is available, covering all routine applications from UV up to NIR

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Water Analysis

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