Used OLYMPUS CX31 #9394538 for sale

OLYMPUS CX31 microscope is a widely used research microscope with a high quality, impressive stance and quality features. It is a bright field, oblique transmitted light, and polarization microscope. The image resolved through this microscope produces a healthier looking specimen due to the fact that there are fewer aberrations in the optical system. The intermediate nosepiece is fitted with a quintuple-layered and an antireflection coated objective lens that enables high-resolution imaging and contrast. This microscope has magnification power that ranges from 6x to 160x with a 4x and 10x eyepiece or an optional 20x lens. The incident angle is adjustable using the rotatable polarizer-analyzer and the stages are double layer, co-axial, manual, or motorizedX-Y stages. OLYMPUS CX 31 microscope is based on the Infinity Optical system that enables the image quality to remain consistent at all magnifications and with any kind of specimen. It also comes with opto-mechanical synchronization with rapid focus that can vary the distance at a speed of 20 mm/s. The phase contrast can be achieved by placing the objectives, condenser, and objectives in the correct order, while the fluorescence illuminator, can be used for fluorescence images. The microscope is equipped with a full compatible digital camera that has a maximum resolution of 2048x1024 pixel and 4.2M pixels. CX31 microscope is capable of auto-focusing with a range of 16-position and can automatically control the best imaging parameters according to the specimen. The modular design of this microscope makes it easy to integrate different options and settings. This microscope comes with a sensitive halogen light and field diaphragm illumination in order to better judge the depth of focus and the dimension of the specimen. This feature makes it easier to determine the right amount of exposure for imaging. Overall CX 31 microscope is a well-designed research instrument with numerous features and capabilities such as a quadruple-layered optics, Infinity Optical system, motorized XY stages, and multiple illumination options suitable for any researcher.