Leica DM4000 M Brochure - Meyer Instruments, Inc.

The New DigitalMicroscope Series
Leica DM
for Materials Sciences
Simply Microscopy!
Perfection At Work

Intelligence
Comfort
Brilliance
Integration
This is why you entered Science.
It’s what you work for every day.
Now let the new Leica DM DigitalMicroscope
help you make that brilliant discovery.
Perfection At Work –
Simply Microscopy!
The Exterior: New Technology in a New Design
The first thing you will notice about our new Digital Microscopes
is their new design*: clear, attractive contours.
Looking Through the Microscope: Fascinating Insights
Once you have seen a sample through one of these new microscopes,
you will never want to use any other. No microscope in
this class can offer better image brilliance, field depth and contrast.
Just Rely On Your Intuition
Our new Leica DM Digital Microscope series provides the
answers to many of our customers’ problems. One of the most frequently
voiced requests was to lighten the workload. So we found
ways of doing a lot of the work for you. You can operate the microscope
intuitively and easily automate complex routines to suit
your specific needs.
Experts Call it Ergonomics. We Call it User-Friendly
Ergonomics is a word often used. On our new microscopes you
can actually feel it. Cooperating closely with the Fraunhofer
Institute** our designers have not only outperformed the latest
technological standards but also all the ergonomic specifications.
* registered Design DE 402 04 845; patented DE 101 26 291
** The Fraunhofer Institute IAO (Stuttgart, Germany) investigates ergonomic aspects of various
products. In cooperation with their industrial partners they develop industrial designs to
suit highest ergonomic demands.
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Your Benefits
Intelligence
Automatic
Diaphragm Adjustment
Our new DigitalMicroscopes automatically recognize the contrasting
technique and objective that are currently in use. There is no
need to adjust diaphragms – either in transmitted or in incident
light. Unless you choose to.
Automatic Light Adjustment
The light intensity is automatically set to the light-gathering capabilities
of the objectives. This means that the brightness of the
specimen image remains constant when you switch to a different
objective – and there is no danger of glare. Because every task
has its own specific requirements, you can adjust the light intensity
individually.
An impression of clarity wherever you look: Customer-specific illumination
and diaphragm adjustments can be made on the front left
side of the microscope.
Everything you can see on the display of the Leica DM4000 M is automatically
saved. All your results can therefore be reproduced at any
time.
Left: The new LeicaScreen on the DM6000 M with touch-sensitive
LCD. The clearly designed menu structure uses internationally
familiar pictograms* instead of language for intuitive operation.
Right: The familiar Leica SmartMove remote control. You can use
the remote control unit to control all 3 axes of the microscope
(x,y: stage, z: focus). You can also program user-defined microscope
functions and assign them to the 4 function buttons.
New: Transmitted Light Axis With Color-Neutral Brightness
Control**
Too dark for viewing – too bright for your digital camera: a white
balance used to be necessary every time the lamp voltage was
changed. The new transmitted light axis works with a color-neutral
brightness control which automatically maintains a constant
color temperature. You will no longer need to use neutral density
filters to compensate for changes in light intensity.
New Condensers for a New Level of Automation
Our completely automated condensers will fulfill the most
demanding requirements. You will never have to worry about the
position of the condenser tops, it will automatically swing in and
out of the light path for any objective from 1.25x to 100x.
Wherever You Look: An Impression of Clarity
All the settings of the Leica DM4000 M can be reviewed at a
glance in the clearly laid out display: the contrasting technique,
the objective, the aperture and field diaphragm and the light
intensity. Reproducible results are easier than ever before.
The touch-sensitive LeicaScreen of the DM6000 M offers special
ease of operation. Not only does it offer all the current settings of
your microscope, but this display can be used to control the complete
automation of your microscope – and all of that without
requiring any programming skills.
* registered Design DE 403 000 51
** Patented DE 101 32 360; pat. pend. for EP 02 100 723; Japan pat. pend.
JP 2002 / 195868; US pat. pend. 10/173,101
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Our Digital Microscopes Adapt to You in Every Way
Our new adaptable tube can be perfectly matched to your body size
and posture. You can reach the focus knobs with your hands resting
on the table. The new stage allows simultaneous focus and x-y
movement control. So no matter what you are examining, you are
completely relaxed – even if you sit at the microscope for hours at
a time.
Comfort
New Stages and Specimen Holders for Your Convenience
We have designed the new stages to satisfy the most demanding
applications: the entire stage surface is ceramic coated and features
telescopic stage drives with individually adjustable torque.
The vertical stage position can also be adjusted with a simple hand
movement to accommodate sample heights of up to 45 mm. The
standard stages are on ball bearings for precise rotation around the
optical axis. They are suitable for one to two specimens and are
available in a version for left-handed operation. Still higher comfort
is offered by the motorized stages of the Leica DM6000 M in conjunction
with the Leica SmartMove operating satellite.
Variable Function Keys
You can assign any function you like to the maximum number of
10 new function keys. Due to the convenient position of 6 keys
behind the focus wheels, frequently used functions are always
within easy reach. An additional 4 function keys for the Leica
DM6000 M are located on the Leica SmartMove remote control. We
had your comfort in mind.
Five New Viewing Tubes for Pin-Sharp Images
To match our new DigitalMicroscopes, we have devised a viewing
tube series that will meet the highest requirements. Our new documentation
tubes (which can be motorized on request) have three
switching positions. They are partially equipped with one or two camera
outputs. The new adaptable tube can be optimally adjusted to
your needs. And of course, you will also find an ergonomic tube with
documentation port in our product range.
New 1.25x Scanning Objective
The new 1.25x panoramic objective is especially intended for material
sciences. Outstanding field depth, brilliant resolution and perfectly
homogeneous illumination ensure excellent results for photographs
taken at low magnifications.
The viewing angle and height of the new AET22 adaptable tube can
be individually adjusted to your sitting posture and body size. Plus
you can vary the length of the eyepieces to suit the position of your
arms.
Brilliance
Everything underwent improvements: Our new transmitted-light axis,
together with new condensers, allows for Koehler illumination of
1.25x–100x. The illumination manager adjusts a perfect image after
every change of objectives.
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Your Applications – Our Solutions
Incident Light
The entire incident light axis is automated and features motorized
aperture and field diaphragms that guarantee a hundred percent
reproducibility. The 4-position reflector turret is also motorized
and accommodates optical components for all incident light contrasting
techniques. Two reflector positions have wider openings
for the insertion of darkfield or Smith reflectors.
Incident Light Brightfield
It has never been so easy to use a microscope: just put a specimen
on the stage and focus. The Leica DM series recognizes the
objective you have chosen, accurately opens and closes the
aperture and field diaphragms and adapts the light intensity.
Microhardness imprint
Incident Light Darkfield
The darkfield block is affixed on the reflector turret and is moved
into the light path by motor control. All diaphragm settings and the
lamp voltage are automatically adapted to the change in
conditions.
Incident Light Polarization
Incident light polarization contrast is either mechanical or, on
request, motorized. In the motorized version, the polarizer and
analyzer are in the ICR reflector on the motorized reflector turret.
Incident Light Interference Contrast (ICR)
With the Leica DM4000 you have the choice between semiautomatic
or purely manual ICR operation. To avoid incorrect
operation, the display shows the correct prism for the
selected objective, which can simply be moved into the
beam path. In the Leica DM6000 M, even the objective
prism is mounted on a motorized disk, thereby turning the
ICR into a fully automatic process. The field-proven ICR
system of Leica Microsystems only needs one prism for
many objectives, saving time and money. Depending on
your application, you can decide for yourself which is
more important – contrast or resolution.
Aluminum, Barker etching, polarization
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Transmitted Light
Apart from the motorized aperture and field diaphragms, the new
transmitted light axis also features color-neutral brightness control
that works in the background, maintaining a constant color temperature
over a wide brightness range and making additional
microscope and camera settings superfluous.
Transmitted Light Brightfield
You already know the aperture, field diaphragm and lamp voltage
settings from incident light. In transmitted light, the condenser top
for the chosen objective is additionally swung in or out of the light
path automatically. And the automated, color-neutral brightness
control also filters red and orange components out of the light at
low lamp voltage settings.
Transmitted Light Contrasting Technique
All other transmitted light contrasting techniques implemented in
the Leica DM4000 M and Leica DM6000 M, such as phase contrast,
interference contrast and polarization, are automated. Here again,
the microscope knows and moves all the necessary components
by itself.
Solar cell, interference contrast
Single Keystroke Contrast Switching – Easier Than Ever Before
The method of changing contrasting techniques is unique. One
press of the new function keys and the microscope
switches between brightfield, darkfield polarization or
interference contrast automatically. We have even
assigned all the parameters for switching between incident
and transmitted light techniques to one single key: the
setting that was used last is restored.
Leica Design by Christophe Apothéloz
IC chip, incident-light bright field
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Your System Solutions
The Choice Is Yours. Now and Any Time in the Future.
To go with the new Digital Microscopes we offer you a totally new
software concept which allows you to upgrade your system at
any time. All future software and hardware components of Leica
will be controlled from the same interface.
Grey cast iron, GG-18, incident-light brightfield
Individual Microscope Configuration and Control
The user interface is extremely easy to use and intuitive. Function
keys, contrasting techniques and other microscope parameters
are easily configured on the computer in accordance with your
preferences or the needs of your working environment. The
remote control of the microscope via software is reliable and
comfortable – particularly important in the routine environment.
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Digital Cameras For Every Requirement
The new digital cameras from Leica offer the right solution for
every application. The standard FireWire interface provides a fast
means of transferring images to PCs and Macintosh computers.
The cameras can be used for color as well as black-and-white
photographs of your material samples and feature an easy-tooperate
white balance and vignetting correction. All digital cameras
have variable resolution with live image mode; the image
resolutions range from 1.3 to 12 megapixels at a color depth of up
to 14 bits per color channel.
Perfect Image Archiving and Analysis
With the Leica IM image and data management software, you can
document, edit and survey your microscopic images. Also, all automated
microscope parameters can be stored with the images and
IC chip bond-measurement
reimported to the microscope if required for "reproducible
microscopy." The image analysis material workstation Leica MW
offers software programs for grain size analysis, determination of
the phase component, layer-thickness measurement, steel purity
degree analysis and contamination measurement of filters. Or
connect the Leica MHT10 to turn your microscope into a fully
automatic microhardness
Integration
tester.
Our motorized stages operate in the Leica DM6000 M as an integral
system component and can be controlled using our software programs.
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Our Product Line
Leica DM4000 M –
The Perfect Entry-Level Microscope for Advanced Routines
Leica DM4000 M with incident light and transmitted-light axis.
Enjoy the convenience of a fully automated microscope for routine
users at an attractive price. For the first time, the automation of
your routine microscope allows you to repeat your examination at
any time with perfect reproducibility. And the time savings will
bring a smile.
Like all microscopes of the DM digital series, the Leica DM4000 M
is equipped with fully automated illumination and contrast
managers. Transmitted-light and incident-light axis operate with
fully motorized aperture and field diaphragms. The transmittedlight
axis also features a color-neutral brightness control (CCIC)
for incrementally adjustable light intensity which makes the use of
color filters obsolete.
The modular design of our microscopes provides you with an
option for a tailor-made configuration of your microscope. The
Leica DM4000 M is equipped with an incident-light axis and can
be used with all common incident-light methods (brightfield, darkfield,
polarization, interference contrast, fluorescence – all of
them automated upon request). The axis features a 4x reflector
disc with 2 fixed mounted and 2 changeover positions for instrumentation
with reflectors or fluorescence filter cubes that you
can choose from our large selection. A transmitted-light axis can
be ordered upon request* and works with all known transmittedlight
methods (brightfield, darkfield, phase contrast, polarization
contrast, interference contrast – all automated). As expected
from a routine microscope, the Leica DM4000 M operates with a
mechanical Z-drive; and the stage is also operated mechanically.
The 6x objective turret with M32 thread is absolute coded so that
the objective used is immediately detected. All current setting
values can be called up at a glance using the clearly designed
status display.
A computer interface allows reading or remote controlling all
important settings.
* A subsequent retrofitting of a transmitted-light axis is not possible.
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Leica DM6000 M –
The Research Microscope that Leaves Nothing To Be Desired
The highlight in our DM DigitalMicroscope family – for the time
being. The Leica DM6000 M, the microscope for the upper
research class, leaves nothing to be desired and no questions
unanswered. Let yourself be inspired by the automation of this
microscope whose modules are all motorized. Together with our
new digital cameras and software products for image analysis
and image archiving specifically tailored to the DM DigitalMicroscope
series, you receive a tailor-made system for your work.
Exploit the modular design of our microscopes to build your personal
system. The Leica DM6000 M is also equipped with an incident-light
axis and can be used with all common incident-light
methods (brightfield, darkfield, polarization, interference contrast,
fluorescence – all of them fully automated upon request). The
axis features a 4x reflector disc with 2 fixed mounted and
2 changeover positions for instrumentation with reflectors or
fluorescence filter cubes that you can choose from our large
selection. A transmitted-light axis can be ordered upon request*
and works with all known transmitted-light methods (bright field,
dark field, phase contrast, polarization contrast, interference contrast
– all fully automated). The Z-drive of the Leica DM6000 M is
motorized – this offers the advantages of parfocality, stored focus
planes and the option of automated recording of different
Z-levels. In addition, the Leica DM6000 M is equipped with a
motorized stage that operates as an integral part of the complete
system and responds to magnification changes. Furthermore, the
Leica DM6000 M features a motorized objective turret that offers
room for 6 objectives. The touch-sensitive LeicaScreen provides
special comfort. Not only can all settings be viewed at a glance,
but in addition, the clearly-arranged menu structure quickly
guides you through the menu pages and allows you to control all
motorized modules of the microscope. On top of that, the Leica
DM6000 M utilizes the Leica "SmartMove" remote control which
features the remote control of the Z-drive and motorized stage in
addition to 4 freely programmable keys.
All functions can also be remotely controlled with a PC.
Leica DM6000 M with motorized MBDT documentation tube and
motor stage.
* A subsequent retrofitting of a transmitted-light axis is not possible.
Upon request, all microscopes are also available with coded magnification changer or
motorized MBDT documentation tube which complete the large product program.
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Technical Data
Leica DM4000 M
Leica DM6000 M
Stand Power supply – Integrated in stand – In CTR6000 electronics box
Display – Information display (3.7 x 7.7 cm) – LeicaScreen (7.3 x 7.3 cm)
with information and control panels
Interfaces – 1 x RS 232 (USB adapter available) – 1 x RS 232 (USB adapter available)
Operation Focus – mechanical – motorized
– 2-gear drive – 5 electronic transmissions
– incl. parfocality function
– Switching between coarse and fine mode
– Storage of 2 z-positions possible
Objective turret – absolute encoded – absolute encoded and motorized
– 6x M32 thread – 6x M32 thread
– incl. dry and immersion mode
Stages
– motorized
– with stepping motor
– Switching between fast mode
and precise mode
– storage of up to
6 stage positions possible
– mechanical – mechanical
– ceramic-coated – ceramic-coated
– y-drive with cable control – y-drive with cable control
– telescopic stage drive – telescopic stage drive
with adjustable torque
with adjustable torque
– mechanical – mechanical
– 4" x 4" – 4" x 4"
– mechanical – mechanical
– 8" x 4" – 8" x 4"
– mechanical – mechanical
– with reversed stage drive (for high samples) – with reversed stage drive (for high samples)
Transmitted-light Illumination – 12 V 100 W halogen lamp – 12 V 100 W halogen lamp
axis
Automation – Automatic illumination manager – Automatic illumination manager
(adjustment of light intensity)
(adjustment of light intensity)
– Automatic contrast manager – Automatic contrast manager
(adjustment of field and aperture diaphragm)
(adjustment of field and aperture diaphragm)
– Constant color intensity control (CCIC) – Constant color intensity control (CCIC)
Contrast techniques – BF, POL, PH, DIC – BF, POL, PH, DIC
Incident-light Mot. filter turret – 4x – 4x
axis – 2 fixed positions – 2 fixed positions
– 2 variable positions – 2 variable positions
Illumination – 100 W halogen lamp – 100 W halogen lamp
– 100 W Hg lamp – 100 W Hg lamp
– 50 W Hg lamp – 50 W Hg lamp
Automation – Automatic illumination manager – Automatic illumination manager
(adjustment of light intensity)
(adjustment of light intensity)
– Automatic contrast manager – Automatic contrast manager
(adjustment of field and aperture diaphragm)
(adjustment of field and aperture diaphragm)
– Circular and rectangular field diaphragms – Circular and rectangular field diaphragms
for eyepiece or camera observation
for eyepiece or camera observation
Contrast method – BF – BF
– DF – DF
– POL – POL
– ICR (partially automated) – ICR (automated)
– Fluorescence – Fluorescence
Condensers Automation – Mot. condenser top – Mot. condenser top
– Mot. condenser turret 7-position (optional) – Mot. condenser turret 7-position (optional)
– Mot. polarizer (optional) – Mot. polarizer (optional)
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System Overview
Leica DM4000 M/DM6000 M
Camera systems
Leica SCR camera system
Leica MPS30/60
see brochure
Interchangeable
magazine 24 x 36
Motor adapter
(24 x 36)
without optics
Camera objective
0.32x
Foc
for
Control panel MPS30
Shutter unit
with sensor
Control p
Keyboard
for databack
MPS30
MPS60
Tube program L
Eyepieces HC
Photo
8x, 10x, 12.5x
Eyepiece adapter HC
Photo
8x, 10x, 12.5x
11505148
AET 22
Advanced ergo tube
incl. tilting
and extendable eyepieces
11
11
11505149
EDT 22 F 50/50
Ergo documentation tube
incl. tilting eyepieces 11505147
BT 25 + Basic tube
11505061
Ergo module
11505092
Tracing device
11888642
Cover
incl. industrial magnification changer (1x, 1.25x, 1.6x), coded
9
8
7
10
6
11888640
Stand top DM4000M
incl. industrial reflected light axis,
incl. 4-fold mot. reflector turret
incl. objective revolving nosepiece
6-folded M32, coded
5
11888101
Cover
objective revolving nosepiece,
slot for sliders
Compensators
and IC prisms in sliders
(for article numbers
see modular system brochure)
11888082
Basis stand DM4000M
without TL axis, incl. LED display
11888080
Basis stand DM4000M
incl. TL axis, incl. LED display
4
4
3
2
1
11888084
mech. focus drive
11888084
mech. focus drive
11888098
Bodenplatte ohne
Filtermagazin
11888098
Ground plate
without filter magazine
11888100
Ground plate
incl. filter magazine for 2 filters (D = 32 mm)
(for article numbers see modular system brochure)
Leica DM4000 M
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11 543 706
C-mount
1/2 •
11 543 702
B-mount
1/2 •
Sony
11 541 539
B-mount
2/3 •
Sony
11 541 540
F-mount
1/2 •
11 541 541
F-mount
2/3 •
TV Systems
using magnifier
MPS60
anel MPS60
1x
Keyboard
for databack
1x
1.25x 1x 1.25x
0.5x
0.35x
0.5x
0.63x
1x
0.33–1.6x
0.5–2.4x
C-mount adapters HC (see modular system brochure)
C-mount HC
ENG(B) mount HC
Leica DC150
Leica DC180
Leica DFC280
Leica D(F)C300 (F/X)
Leica DFC320
Leica D(F)C350 (F/X)
Digital cameras,
see brochure
Monitor
MFK2
TV camera without optics
11505161
Tube top
incl. 1 camera port
11505162
Tube top
incl. 2 camera ports
Leica D(F)C480
Leica DC500
11541043
DM MFK 2
Image analysis/
image store
11 11 11505145
11
MBDT 25+ V 100/50/0
11505146
Basic documentation tube
BDT 25+ V 100/50/0
with variable beam splitting,
Basic documentation tube
mot.
with variable beam splitting
11505073
Discussion unit
for 2 viewers
Discussion units for 3, 5, 10 viewers
(for article numbers see modular system brochure)
11888095
Top cover
9 8
7
10
6
11888641
Stand top DM6000M
incl. industrial reflected light axis,
incl. 4-fold reflector turret, mot.,
incl. objective revolving nosepiece
6-fold M32, mot.
5
11555071
Cover
objective revolving nosepiece
incl. DIC prism turret 4 pos., mot.
ICT objective prisms
(for article numbers
see modular system brochure)
11888109
Supply unit
CTR6000
11505180
SmartMove
remote control
11888083
Basis stand DM6000M
without TL axis, incl. LeicaScreen
4
11505180
SmartMove
remote control
11888109
Supply unit
CTR6000
11888107
Basis stand DM6000M
incl. TL axis, incl. LeicaScreen
4
3
2
1
11888085
mot. focus drive
11888085
mot. focus drive
11888098
Ground plate
without filter magazine
11888098
Ground plate
without filter magazine
11888100
Ground plate incl. filter magazine
for 2 filters (D = 32 mm)
(for article numbers see modular system brochure)
Leica DM6000 M
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1
2
11504080
Lamp housing LH 107/2
12 V 100 W Halogen lamp
11504058
Lamp housing LH 106
12 V 100 W Halogen lamp
0.55 m cable
11504059
Lampenhaus LH 106
12 V 100 W Halogen lamp
2 m cable
11515077
Polarizer DM ICT/P
5
Micro hardness tester
MHT10
Interference attachments
Michelson/Mirau
5x–50x
11505059
Specimen marker
Immersion cap
11513860
Immersion oil 20 ml
11513861
Immersion oil 250 ml
11513859
Immersion oil 10 ml
low fluorescence
Objective series BF
(Adapter ring M32/25
[11561003] is required)
Objective series DF
6
7
Fixed positions reflector turret:
11535069
Reflector P Smith, fixed
11505140
Reflector DF, fixed
11888127
Reflector BF, fixed
Variable positions reflector turret:
11505169
Reflector BF, variable
11513901
Reflector ICR, variable
Fluorescence filter systems
(see modular system brochure)
11555045
Analysor ICT/P
11555066
Analysor 180°
rotatable
8
9
11505154
Incident light filter slide
11555005
Polarizer R/P
11565001
Polarizer rotatable
11555051
Polarizer L/ICR
Filter
D = 25 mm
(for article
numbers see modular
system brochure)
3
4
3a
3a
11505141
Condenser BF
for mot. condenser top
11505142
Condenser PH (usable for BF, PH, DF, ICT)
for mot. condenser top,
incl. condenser turret (7-fold)
11505143
Condenser DIC (usable for BF, PH, DF, ICT)
for mot. condenser top,
incl. condenser turret, mot. (7-fold),
inkl. mot. polarizer
11505075
Condenser DF
bottom part
11561090
x/y stage IND
incl. stage bracket
and condenser holder,
rotatable, 75 x 50 mm
11561089
Object holder IND
11505150
Condenser top
0.90 S1
11551004
Condenser top
P 1.40 Oil S1
11501037
Condenser top
0.50 S15
3a
11505152
DF condenser top
D = 0.80–0.95
11505153
DF condensor top Oil
D = 1.20–1.44
ICT condenser prisms
(K1–K15) (for article
numbers see modular
system brochure)
11505176
Set light rings
DF, PH 1/1/2/3
11561094
Incident light object guide for large specimen
110 x 120 mm
10
11505030
Intermediate piece
with filter holder
for 2–4 filters
(D = 50 mm)
11504053
Mirror housing
switchable
for 2 lamp
housings
11504500
Illumination
telescope
11504066
Lamp housing LH 106z
Hg 50 W
4-lens collector
11504080
Lamp housing LH 107/2
12 V 100 W Halogen lamp
11504058
Lamp housing LH 106
12 V 100 W Halogen lamp
0.55 m cable
11504059
Lamp housing LH 106
12 V 100 W Halogen lamp
2 m cable
11504070
Lamp housing LH 106z
12 V 100 W Halogen lamp
4-lens collector
0.55 m cable
11504071
Lamp housing LH 106z
12 V 100 W Halogen lamp
4-lens collector
2 m cable
11500277
Power unit
Hg 50 W
11501233
x/y stage ERGO,
incl. stage bracket
and condenser holder,
1 specimen
11501243
x/y stage BIO I Left,
incl. stage bracket
and condenser holder,
1 specimen
11505163
Object holder ERGO,
single-hand operation, 1 specimen
11505187
Object holder BIO I Left,
single-hand operation, 1 specimen
11504069
Lamp housing LH 106z
Hg 100 W
4-lens collector
11500325
Power unit
Hg 100 W
11561091
x/y stage
4" x 4", incl. stage bracket
and condenser holder
11504063
Lamp housing LH106z
Hg 100W
6-lens collector
11561092
x/y stage
8" x 4", incl. stage bracket
11561093
Incident light stage
with reverse stage bracket
for large specimen
11562294
Tilting object guide
11
11505070
Focusing telescope
Graticules
(for article numbers see modular system brochure)
11501241
Stage bracket
with condenser holder
Only DM6000 M:
11561095
Object holder IND
11563035
Hand press
11563015
6 metal specimen slides
11501240
Stage
mot., incl. stage bracket
and condenser holder
11505177
Set Ergomodules
for stage drive
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and research microscopes automate many manual
processes, allowing me to concentrate fully on the
images and data I need for structural research of high
performance industrial materials.
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Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany

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