Polarizing Microscope

Polarizing Microscope

DM750 P

The Leica DM750 P polarizing microscope was specifically developed to revitalize earth science teaching and to achieve the goal of more hands-on time for Earth and Materials Science courses.

  • The spread of disease from surfaces is of great concern, especially in educational environments. Leica Microsystems has integrated an additive so that all microscope touch points are treated to inhibit the growth of bacteria.
  • Analyzer module to accommodate analyzer sliders for basic polarization microscopy.
  • Conoscopy analyzer/Bertrand lens module with upfront clearly labeled flip in/flip out controls to prevent dust damage and confusion of operation.Bertrand lens is easily centerable with the provided tool (stored in module).
  • Conoscopy advanced analyzer/Bertrand lens module also provides a focusable Bertrand lens to fine tune the focus of the Conoscopic Image for different magnifications.
  • Onboard storage locations for two nosepiece compensators and the objective centering tools to prevent loss.

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DM2700 P

The Leica DM2700 P ensures that every user can work at the microscope in a relaxed manner. The height of the microscope’s focus knobs can be individually adjusted to fit each user’s exact hand size, which prevents hand, arm, and shoulder tension and ensures a comfortable and fatigue-free posture.

The built-in focus stop protects your samples and the front lens of the objective. For samples of equal height, the focus stop makes the focusing plane easier to reconstruct so you can concentrate entirely on your application.

  • Constant color temperature by advanced LED technology
  • Build-in incident light oblique illumination
  • Height-adjustable focus knobs
  • Color-coded objectives and condenser diaphragms match lenses
  • Integrated focus stop prevents objective/sample collisions

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DM4 P

The Leica DM4 P automatically detects which contrast method and objective are being used. This provides valuable consistency and reproducibility for your research. Manual diaphragm setting is no longer required, either in the transmitted light or incident light method. You can concentrate on your work.

 

The Leica DM4 P transmitted and incident light axis are now equipped with state-of-the art high-power LED illumination, contrastable to 100 W halogen lamp. The long lifetime LED with at least 50.000 h is suitable for all incident and transmitted light contrasting methods. By the constant color temperature at all light intensity levels the object appears always at its real color. Permanent white balancing on camera is not longer required.

  • Coded 6 fold centerable Nosepiece for calibrated images.
  • Coded centerable and focusable bertand lens module.
  • Build in 1.6x mag changer.
  • Automatic diaphragm setting and light intensity.
  • Constant Color Intensity by advanced LED technology.
  • Condenser lens swings in and out automatically.

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