BRUNEL MICROSCOPES LTD
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Brunel SP-300-F Incident Fluorescence Trinocular
The Brunel SP300F is a reflected light fluorescence microscope with the ability to be used additionally for transmitted bright field work. The instrument is equipped with high numerical aperture glycerine immersion objectives and planachromatic infinity bright field objectives. The microscope stand is particularly well engineered with a backward facing objective turret with a very positive objective indexing system.
n The incident fluorescent illumination is provided by a 100 watt high pressure lamp operated by a D.C. Power supply with separate on/off switch and push start buttons and warning lamp. The full emission of the vapour lamp is achieved after approximately 10 minutes.
n The incident light path has an iris diaphragm and sliding aperture plate with blanking and frosted filter options. The ultra violet, blue and green and orange exciting filters are situated within the carousel which allows each to be rotated into the optical path. The SP-300F comes complete with infinity corrected plan objectives x4, x10, x20, x40 and x100(oil).
n The large square mechanical stage has drop down coaxial movement controls with double vernier, and a blanking plate to prevent transmission light interference.
n The SP300F has a trinocular head suitable for all types of image capture, and the eyetubes have interocular and dioptric adjustment and have x10 widefield eyepieces.
n When used for transmission bright filed illumination, the stage light guard plate is removed and the inbuilt 6v 20watt rheostat controlled quartz halogen light source provides Kohler illumination.
n The substage condenser has rack and pinion focusing and can be centred, - N.A. = 1.25.
n The microscope stand has low position coaxial coarse and fine focus controls that incorporate independent tension adjustment and variable focus safety stop.
Price: £2000
n The incident fluorescent illumination is provided by a 100 watt high pressure lamp operated by a D.C. Power supply with separate on/off switch and push start buttons and warning lamp. The full emission of the vapour lamp is achieved after approximately 10 minutes.
n The incident light path has an iris diaphragm and sliding aperture plate with blanking and frosted filter options. The ultra violet, blue and green and orange exciting filters are situated within the carousel which allows each to be rotated into the optical path. The SP-
n The large square mechanical stage has drop down coaxial movement controls with double vernier, and a blanking plate to prevent transmission light interference.
n The SP300F has a trinocular head suitable for all types of image capture, and the eyetubes have interocular and dioptric adjustment and have x10 widefield eyepieces.
n When used for transmission bright filed illumination, the stage light guard plate is removed and the inbuilt 6v 20watt rheostat controlled quartz halogen light source provides Kohler illumination.
n The substage condenser has rack and pinion focusing and can be centred, -
n The microscope stand has low position coaxial coarse and fine focus controls that incorporate independent tension adjustment and variable focus safety stop.
Price: £2000
SP300F Accessories
SLR camera adapter - £40.85
T2 ring state camera make - £7.66
Digital camera adapter - £49.36
CCTV adapter - £40.85
x20 eyepieces (pair) - £42.55
x10 micrometer eyepiece -£25.53
Stage micrometer - £17.02
Spare mercury lamp - £46.81
Fluorescence microscope
Safety barrier
Lamp housing
Lamp control box
