Fluorescence Microscope

The fluorescence microscope is the most important series in biological observation. Mainly using ultraviolet light as the light source is used to illuminate the object being inspected to make it emit fluorescence, and then the shape and location of the object are observed under the microscope. Used to study the absorption, transportation, distribution, and positioning of chemical substances within cells, etc.

The fluorescence device is mainly used in infinity optical microscopes, and there are four types of color filters: B/G/Uv/V. Fluorescence microscopes are divided into two categories: upright and inverted, which can be selected accurately according to the different samples to be observed.

If you have purchasing needs for trinocular fluorescence microscopes, you can browse directly on the Scopelab website, or ask the sales staff for recommendations.

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SMART-FL Fluorescence Microscope

This fluorescence microscope can be configured with two sets of fluorescence or four sets of fluorescence. In addition to the standard B/G/Uv/V color filters, other color filters can also be selected.

BK6000-FL Fluorescence Microscope

BK6000-FL fluorescence microscope has two kinds of light sources to choose from, and the style of color filter can be matched arbitrarily.

BDS400-FL Fluorescence Microscope

BDS400-FL fluorescence microscope is our best-selling microscope. This kind of fluorescence microscope combines the BDS400 and the fluorescence device to get a professional-grade fluorescence microscope.

BDS500-FL Inverted Fluorescence Microscope

BDS500-FL Inverted fluorescence microscope is the most fully equipped and functional microscope. This fluorescence microscope has three light paths, which can be used for camera photography in addition to eyepiece observation and digital camera observation.

BK-FLS LED Fluorescence Microscope

BK-FLS LED fluorescence microscope is designed specifically for daily routine work in the demanding applications of education, pathology investigation, and clinical and laboratory usage.