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PA53 FS6 Inverted Fluorescence Microscope

PA53 FS6 Inverted Fluorescence Microscope

Model: PA53 FS6

The PA53 FS6 is a research-grade upright fluorescence microscope equipped with a CCIS infinity chromatic aberration-corrected optical system and a LUMOS high-brightness LED fluorescence light source. It supports multichannel fluorescence imaging and is suitable for research observation of various biological samples such as sections and smears.

Specifications

Optical system CCIS infinity chromatic aberration-corrected optical system
Eyepiece 10X/23, 30° hinged trinocular observation tube, interpupillary distance 52-76mm
Focusing travel Coarse 37mm / turn, fine 0.1mm / turn, minimum fine graduation 0.002mm
Illumination Köhler transmitted halogen illumination + LUMOS high-brightness LED epi-fluorescence light source
Fluorescence module 6-position coded fluorescence filter turret, standard DAPI, FITC, TRITC filter sets, supporting custom expansion
Stand body Research upright body, connectable to an external controller, supporting multi-mode switching, with a stray-light shielding design

Features

  • CCIS infinity optical system with a large field of view, high imaging resolution, and excellent color reproduction
  • 6-channel coded fluorescence turret for fast switching among multicolor fluorescence channels, compatible with special filter sets such as FISH
  • LUMOS LED fluorescence light source, ready to use without warm-up, long lifespan, with adjustable light intensity per independent channel
  • Multiple stray-light shielding structures reduce fluorescence background interference for a high imaging signal-to-noise ratio
  • Supports multiple observation modes such as brightfield, phase contrast, and polarized light for versatile use
  • Trinocular camera port for expanding to a digital imaging system and professional image analysis software

Applications

  • Fluorescence observation of tissue sections, paraffin sections, and cell smears
  • Immunofluorescence, FISH (fluorescence in situ hybridization), and pathological sample analysis
  • Molecular biology, morphology, and oncology research experiments
  • University life science colleges, medical schools, research institutes, pharmaceutical pathology laboratories, and third-party medical testing institutions