BDS400-FL2
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Biological microscope is widely used to observe biological slices, biological cells, bacteria and living tissue culture, fluid precipitation observation and research, while observing other transparent or translucent objects and powder, fine particles and other objects.
Inverted metallography
Inverted metallurgical objectives are located below the sample, with the light source still illuminating the sample from above, but the light must reach the objective through reflection or transmission, making the optical path design relatively complex and the light path larger, allowing for the addition of polarizing and fluorescent devices.
Inverted metallurgical samples need to be inverted on the stage, with the objective observing the sample from below, suitable for observing larger, thicker, or irregular samples.
Inverted metallurgical microscopes have no height requirements for the sample, and in certain industrial applications, such as observing large metal parts or thick samples, the inverted microscope shows unique advantages. In addition to being suitable for materials science, it is particularly suitable for observing samples in liquids or living cells. In industrial applications, the inverted microscope can conveniently observe large or thick samples, improving detection efficiency.