Olympus CKX41 - inverted laboratory microscope with trinocular tube for documentation

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Olympus CKX41 - The compact inverted microscope for routine use

Key Features:
Suitable for brightfield, phase contrast and relief contrast observations
Enhanced image clarity
Outstanding flat images
Cost-effective

The Olympus CKX41 is an inverted microscope with tilting and trinocular head options and fluorescence upgrade capability for more advanced techniques including GFP and other fluorescence applications. High performance optics produce images that are outstanding in contrast and resolution.

Raising the standard
The new UIS2 PlanCN Series of objectives replaces the UIS Achromat objectives as the standard for this microscope. Benefit from the plan correction over the complete field of view for efficient observation and documentation.

Ergonomic
The optional tilting binocular tube reduces neck strain and the low positioning of stage handle, focus knob, and frontal light control make long term use comfortable.

Easy contrast
Speed up your microscopic work with the precentered phase contrast, because you can visualise your specimen under different magnifications without time-consuming adjustments.

Easy 3D
Increase visibility and contrast with relief contrast in living and unstained material particularly when plastic cell culture vessels are used. The relief contrast technique creates apparent three-dimensional images for easy cell viability checks.

Cost effective fluorescence
Fluorescence labeling methods find more and more their way in routine observations. Olympus offers for this promising methods a cost-effective 50 Watt Mercury illumination system suitable for fluorescence and GFP observations.

Documentation and analysis
Olympus digital cameras can be adapted via the optional available trinocular tubes. Choose the camera model which fits best your needs. Add one of our software packages ranging from easy archiving up to thorough analysis and reporting of your data.
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