Digital Fluorescence Microscopes

Modularity allows your microscope to grow with your research. You can start with a basic configuration for brightfield or phase contrast and later add modules for multi-channel fluorescence, digital imaging, or AI analysis, protecting your initial investment as your needs expand.

It refers to the ability to simultaneously detect and image multiple different fluorescent signals in a single sample. This is crucial for studying the interactions between various proteins or structures within a cell, providing a more complete and dynamic biological picture.

Yes, several of our inverted fluorescence microscopes, like the SLi6Pro and SLi3Pro, are specifically designed for live cell imaging. Their design allows for the observation of cells in culture flasks or dishes, which is essential for studying dynamic cellular processes over time.

Our systems come with intuitive imaging software for control and capture, including SeBaLIT™ software for multi-illumination contrast and enhanced imaging on the SLiPro series. For advanced analysis, our Accuva LEAP platform can be upgraded with Image-Pro AI software, enabling powerful, AI-driven image segmentation and data processing for complex research workflows.

Laxco instruments are built for research and laboratory use. Labs in clinical settings use them for research, histology and training workflows rather than for primary diagnostic procedures. Talk to a Laxco specialist about your specific requirements.

The best choice depends on your specific application and fluorochromes: the SLi3Pro supports DAPI, FITC, and TRITC for standard multiplex imaging, while the SLi6Pro extends to 390–662 nm and supports over 110 different dyes for more demanding multi-channel work. Contact our experts for a personalized consultation.