Used WILD / LEICA / VISTEC M410 #118887 for sale

WILD / LEICA / VISTEC M410 is a powerful, advanced-level microscope designed to meet the demands of busy research laboratories or clinical settings. Featuring a multi-mode head and ergonomic design, this microscope makes it easy to access and change settings quickly, with clear and intuitive control. It is ideal for procedure-oriented work and its wide range of accessories make it versatile for use in a variety of contexts. The microscope comes with a mechanical stage for precise specimen movement, along with LED coaxial lighting for increased contrast and clarity. The LED system has a variable-intensity dimmer switch and will stay lit for up to 24 hours between recharges. It also includes a polarizer, which can be mounted on the light turret to reduce glare and improve resolution. The optical system of WILD M410 consists of a plan field apochromatic take indicator with a numerical aperture of 1.25 and a focusing range from 0 to 25 mm. It can magnify specimens up to 1000x and has an adjustable iris diaphragm that lets you adjust light intensity, thereby improving contrast and clarity. The binocular head of this microscope features an adjustable Compensation Free Trinocular tube and interpupillary range that's comfortable to work with. The microscope is compatible with a variety of imaging solutions, including digital cameras, photo tubes, CCD and TEMs. It is also capable of interfacing with USB peripherals, including scanners, printing and processing software, as well as a range of network technologies. LEICA M410 is constructed from high-quality materials and components, meaning it is able to withstand long use, even in the harshest environmental conditions. Overall, M410 is a powerful, reliable microscope built for researchers who demand the highest in standards for their microscopy systems. It provides extended luminosity, impressive magnifications up to 1000x and a wide range of versatility. Quality construction means this microscope is sure to withstand frequent use for years to come, ensuring researchers can always get the most out of their microscope.