Laboratory Microscopes

Pricing for laboratory microscopes varies based on configuration, optical system, and imaging capabilities. Routine upright and stereo models differ in cost from advanced multi-channel inverted fluorescence systems or integrated digital units. Specific pricing is available on request from Laxco sales representatives to match required objectives, stages, software features, and illumination setups.

Medical and clinical laboratories typically utilize upright compound or digital microscopes for histology, clinical pathology, and microbiology viewing. Systems like the SeBa digital series provide brightfield viewing via traditional eyepieces, tilting binoculars, or large touchscreen displays with HDMI projection, reducing physical strain during high-volume sample examination and facilitating multi-view collaborative analysis.

Depending on the model, Laxco laboratory microscopes support brightfield, darkfield, phase contrast, fluorescence, polarization, and Differential Interference Contrast imaging. Upright series like the LMC-4000 feature infinity-corrected optics for multiple contrast methods, while inverted series like the SLi3Pro and SLi6Pro provide multi-channel fluorescence and phase contrast for live cell research.

Yes. Specialized inverted cell stack microscopes like the FMI3-CS Series are engineered with long working distance optics and an enhanced X/Y stage to observe up to 10-layer Cell Factories and large-format vessels without disturbing samples, supporting brightfield, phase contrast, and optional fluorescence imaging.

Laxco digital microscopes, such as the SeBa2 and SeBaPro series, feature integrated touchscreens, HDMI output for group projection, and direct saving to USB drives. They also connect to the SeBaShare cloud platform, enabling researchers and clinical laboratories to share images, annotations, and measurements seamlessly across laboratories.

Yes. Stereo microscopes such as the LMS-Z Series offer flat-field zoom optics with ratios ranging from 4.4:1 up to 12.5:1. With binocular or trinocular heads, LED illumination, and long working distances, they serve routine life science research, educational instruction, and industrial inspection tasks.