Used EXCELITAS X-Cite 110LED #9290337 for sale

EXCELITAS X-Cite 110LED is a microscope engineered for cutting edge imaging technology and affordability. It is a combined light microscope, fluorescence microscope, and image analysis system for life sciences. The microscope features a sophisticated design to provide exceptional imaging capabilities while keeping operational costs low. X-Cite 110LED is a research grade biological microscope that features a built-in LED illumination system, offering a range of brightfield, fluorescent, and advanced image analysis tools. The microscope is designed for easy operation, with a motorized XY stage for sample positioning and a variety of lenses and objectives to meet different research needs. In addition, EXCELITAS X-Cite 110LED featured advanced digital image analysis capabilities, enabling the user to accurately capture, measure, and analyze biological samples. X-Cite 110LED utilises an anti-reflective quartz prism light path that produces more robust colour images with significantly less camera noise. The microscope also features high resolution imaging that can be tailored to specific sample requirements. This includes the ability to adjust the brightness and wavelengths of illumination, so that different items can be clearly contrast and analyzed. The microscope is also equipped with a built-in software suite to acquire, process, and store images. EXCELITAS X-Cite 110LED is an intuitive and reliable microscope for running studies with a relatively low cost of ownership. Its light weight and compact design make it well-suited for both desktop microscopy and digital imaging applications in the laboratory. As such, its ergonomics also allow it to be used for extended periods without the user feeling fatigue. Furthermore, its operational costs are extremely affordable, with minimal energy requirements and no need for additional post-processing equipment. As a result, the X-Cite is an ideal microscope for life science research, including drug discovery, genetic research, genomics, and cell biology.