1. Viewing tube: As per Requirement
2. Head Rotatable at 360 degree.
3. Quadruple Ball Bearing nose piece with positive click stops.
4. Co-axial Coarse & Fine focusing Graduated to 1Div=.002mm.
5. With Ball Bearing Driven Mechanical stage for X&Y movement of slide.
6. Movable abbe Condensor N.A.1.25 with iris diaphragm with swingout filter holder.
7. Built in Illumination LED with intensity control. (Battery backup optional)
8. Steple Grey, chemical resistant, back-on finish.
9. Complete with Instruction Manual and dust cover.
10. Duly packed in styrofom packing.
EYE PIECES: WF 10X
OBJECTIVES: 4X, 10X, 40X S/L, 100X S/L [Achromatic]
MAGNIFICATION: X40 – X1000
1. Wooden Carrying Case
2. Objectives: X20, X45 S/L, X60 S/L
With the enhancement in the world of technology, digitization has gained a steady pace. A digital pathology microscope is built on the concept of artificial intelligence and assists the pathologists in effective and speedy analysis of a specimen.
The Pathological Microscope Model MONO CXL from Micron is a top rated digital-ready instrument designed for modern pathology laboratories requiring high-quality optics with the flexibility to add digital imaging capabilities. Available in monocular, binocular, and trinocular viewing head configurations, this microscope adapts to any laboratory workflow or budget. The 360-degree rotatable head allows comfortable viewing from any angle, while the quadruple ball bearing nosepiece ensures precise objective positioning.
AI driven technology facilitate accurate results and make diagnostic a fun learning activity. The use of digital technology in manufacturing a digital pathology microscope has certainly triggered new discoveries in the field of pathology. One of the best features of the MONO CXL pathological microscope is its advanced mechanical system and built-in LED illumination. The co-axial coarse and fine focusing with 0.002mm graduation provides precise focus control for critical diagnostic work.
The ball bearing driven mechanical stage allows smooth X-Y movement of slides for systematic examination. For pathologists seeking the best digital pathology microscope for their laboratory, the MONO CXL is an outstanding choice that combines optical excellence with digital readiness. The movable Abbe condenser N.A. 1.25 with iris diaphragm and swing-out filter holder provides optimal illumination control for all magnifications. The built-in LED illumination with intensity control provides consistent, cool lighting for extended use, with optional battery backup for uninterrupted operation during power failures. Its mechanical precision, illumination quality, and digital readiness make it a top rated pathological microscope for modern diagnostic laboratories.
Monocular, Binocular, or Trinocular Configurations: Choose the viewing head that best suits your laboratory workflow and budget requirements.
360-Degree Rotatable Head: Rotatable viewing head allows comfortable observation from any angle without moving the microscope.
Quadruple Ball Bearing Nosepiece: Precision ball bearing mechanism with positive click stops for smooth objective rotation and alignment.
Co-Axial Focusing with 0.002mm Graduation: Precise coarse and fine focus adjustment with fine graduation for critical diagnostic work.
Ball Bearing Driven Mechanical Stage: Smooth X-Y movement of slides for systematic specimen examination.
Movable Abbe Condenser N.A. 1.25: Focusable condenser with iris diaphragm and swing-out filter holder for optimal illumination control.
Built-in LED Illumination: Cool, consistent LED light with intensity control and optional battery backup for uninterrupted operation.
WF 10x Eyepieces with 4x to 100x Objectives: Complete optical system providing 40x to 1000x magnification for all pathological applications.
Pathology Department Diagnostics: Essential for examining biopsy specimens, surgical pathology slides, and cytology preparations.
Histopathology Laboratories: Ideal for reviewing stained tissue sections for diagnostic interpretation.
Cytology Screening Centers: Perfect for examining Pap smears and other cytology specimens.
Research Pathology Laboratories: Suitable for examining tissue sections in research studies and clinical trials.
Veterinary Pathology: Excellent for examining animal tissue specimens in veterinary diagnostic laboratories.
Forensic Pathology: Ideal for examining post-mortem tissue specimens in forensic investigations.
