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Description
Compatible for all advanced live cell applications, this advanced inverted research station was conceived to provide the highest level of optical imaging for today’s competitive research scenes.
Extendible optical configuration
Taking advantage of infinity optics, the TE2000’s extendible design allows the distance between the objective and tube lenses to be extended up to 80mm (max.). This feature enables the researcher to add optional attachments without modifying the microscope. For example, by using optional stage risers you can add a laser light source, without affecting the performance or stability for standard epi-fluorescence or DIC techniques.
Motorized-control adaptability
The TE2000 is designed to accept retrofitable motorized options in major sections of the microscope, which allows the researcher to choose the desired combinations via the dedicated communications hub controller to suit the required research method.
Reviews
Er Liu![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2012 Job Title: Post Doc / Research Fellow Discipline: Bioprocess engineering Work Field: Academia / University Organization: La Jolla Bioengineering Institute Read more » | RATING: 2.6 ![]()
"The options to customize are very limited, the hardware configuration is over-simplified and in my opinion there is not enough automation. The price is a little high with a mediocre performance, and in order to perform high content screening add ons are required." |
BIN BAO![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2011 Organization: KARMANOS CANCER INSTITUTE Read more » | RATING: 3.0 ![]()
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Anne Gauthier-Kemper![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2010 Organization: University Of Osnabrueck Read more » | RATING: 3.6 ![]()
"friendly service, fast help for technical and also software issues." |
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