MHIL150 Inverted Optical Microscope, designed specifically for cell tissue culture observation, featuring high contrast and resolution to highlight cell contours and internal structures, meeting the needs of laboratory daily operations and fundamental research. Paired with a high-sensitivity, high-resolution microscope camera, it allows for digital imaging observation when connected to the microscope. Offers 5 to 20 million pixel camera options to accommodate various types of microscopes and their imaging software. Connectable to a computer for image capture, storage, processing, analysis, and sharing. Provides SDK for secondary development and lifetime free software upgrades.

Inverted Optical Microscope MHIL150

The purpose of an inverted microscope:

1. Observe Living Cells: Inverted biological microscopes are suitable for observing living cell cultures. As the inverted objective lens allows direct observation of cells at the bottom of the cell culture dish, it is possible to witness the growth and division processes of the cells.

2. Observe Multilayer Tissue: An inverted biological microscope allows for the observation of the structure of multilayer tissue, as the inverted objective lens can directly view the tissue surface without the need for tissue sectioning.

3. Observation of Aquatic Organisms: Inverted biological microscopes are suitable for observing aquatic organisms, as the inverted objective lens allows direct observation of organisms in water without the need to remove them and place them on a microscope slide.

4. Observe Large-Scale Samples: As the lens of the inverted biological microscope is positioned above the object, it allows for the observation of a larger area and thicker samples compared to conventional microscopes.

5. Observe Sample Changes: Inverted biological microscopes are suitable for extended observation, enabling the viewing of cellular growth and changes, which aids in studying the physiological and biochemical processes of cells.