MAGUS Lum D400L fluoreszcens digital microscope

The MAGUS Lum 400L fluorescent microscope can be used for two types of microscopy techniques - fluorescent with reflected light and bright field with transmitted light. Equipped with additional accessories, the microscope can also be used for research with polarized light, dark field and phase contrast techniques. The microscope can be used for research and laboratory diagnostics in medicine, pharmacology, forensic medicine, biotechnology, veterinary medicine, etc. area.

Digital camera
MAGUS CLM10 is a digital camera designed for fluorescent and dark field microscope techniques. The camera has a 2.3 MP sensor and produces realistic images with a resolution of 1920x1200 pixels. It should be used for 40x, 60x and 100x objectives. When observing with medium magnification lenses, the camera can also display the finer details.
The video is recorded at a maximum resolution of 120 frames per second. The videos are stutter-free, the transition between frames is smooth and smooth. The movement of the object is displayed in real time without delay. Moving objects can be easily observed using the camera, which is also suitable for classroom presentations.
The camera has a USB 3.0 interface. The data transfer rate is 10 times faster than USB 2.0 cameras. The high-speed camera is recommended for professional laboratories, research and university education.

Optical elements
The three-eyepiece head includes two eyepiece tubes for observations, and a three-eyepiece tube for attaching the digital camera (the camera is not included). For comfortable, longer observations, the 360° rotatable eyepiece tubes can be adjusted to the height of the observer. These are tilted at an angle of 30°.

The 5-lens turret faces inwards - the user can see the lens inserted into the optical path. It comes with four infinity-plane achromatic lenses: three for the clear field of view and one for the fluorescent technique (fluo). One socket remains free when all lenses are inserted into the turret. It is used to adjust the position of the reflective lighting. An optional lens can be inserted for extra magnification.

Illumination
The reflective light source is provided by four 5 W LEDs. Each LED has a specific waveband: blue (B), green (G), violet (V) and ultraviolet (UV). To select the LED to be used for the job, turn the ring. The advantage of LED lighting is that the LEDs turn on and off quickly, so it is easy to switch (and back) from bright field to fluorescence. LEDs do not get hot, do not need heat dissipation, and have a lifespan (without replacement) of 50,000 hours. LED-based fluorescence is an easy-to-maintain and safe microscopy technique, so its use is also recommended in schools and universities.

The transmitted light is provided by a 3 W LED. It also has a lifespan of 50,000 hours. There is also a condenser in the lighting system. There is a groove on the condenser, into which the dark field slider or the phase contrast slider can be inserted. The slider allows you to easily and quickly switch between microscopy techniques without changing the condenser.

Köhler lighting can be used for both transmitted and reflected light. The test object is in sharp focus, image defects are removed. There is no darkening at the edges and the resolution limit is reached with all lenses.

Stage and focusing mechanism
The microscope stage has a removable specimen holder that can be removed for manual scanning. The table does not have a positioning stand. Therefore, it requires less space to work. A black stage plate can also be placed on the stage to eliminate stray light from the transmitted light source when observing in reflected light.

The coaxial coarse and fine adjustment buttons are located on the bottom of the microscope, on both sides. The coarse focus has a lock button and is adjustable in tension.

Accessories
The functions of the MAGUS Lum 400L microscope can be expanded with a wide range of compatible accessories. You can use eyepieces, objectives, dark field, polarized light and phase contrast devices, as well as digital cameras and calibration slides.

- Examining the samples in reflected light with fluorescent microscopy and in transmitted light with bright field microscopy.
- Infinity plane achromatic lenses: three clear field lenses, one fluo lens
- Three-eyepiece head part, 360° rotatable tube, three-eyepiece tube for digital camera installation
- Four LEDs with reflected light operating at different wavelengths: blue (B), green (G), violet (V) and ultraviolet (UV)
- Transmitted light 3 W LED, Köhler lighting with transmitted and reflected light
- Specimen table without positioning stand, removable sample holder
- Wide range of accessories including dark field, polarized light and phase contrast devices

The set