Metal

• Leica M50:

Routine stereomicroscope with 5 different pre-defined magnifications for manual work at low magnifications

• Leica M80:

Modular routine stereomicroscope with 8:1 Zoom  for manual work at low magnifications

• Leica M125:

Modular research stereomicroscope with fully apochromatic corrected 12.5:1 zoom for manual work and analysis up to midrange magnifications

• Leica M165 C / Leica M165 FC:

Modular high end research stereomicroscope with fully apochromatic corrected 16.5:1 zoom for manual work and analysis up to high magnifications. Coding enables automatic calibration for images.

• Leica M205 C:

Modular high end research stereomicroscope with fully apochromatic corrected 20.5:1 zoom resolves structural detail down to 476 nm due to new Fusion Optics™. Coding enables automatic calibration for images.

• Leica M205 A:

Modular high end research stereomicroscope with fully apochromatic corrected 20.5:1 zoom resolves structural detail down to 476 nm due to new Fusion Optics™. Automated Zoom enables motorized control for zoom lenses and automatic calibration for images.

• Leica M205 FA:

Modular high end research stereomicroscope with fully apochromatic corrected 20.5:1 zoom and flourescence illumination resolves structural detail down to 476 nm due to new Fusion Optics™. Automated Zoom enables motorized control for zoom lenses and automatic calibration for images.

• Leica Swingarm Stands:

Modular table-top stands for handling of larger samples.

• Leica F12 I:

Floor stand flexibly adaptable to the needs of art restorers.

• Leica DM2500 M:

Upright manual microscope for materials analysis and quality control

• Leica DM2500 MH:

Microscope head system for rapid, accurate results even when working with very large samples

• Leica DM2500 P:

Designed for all basic polarizing examinations in petrography, mineralogy, and structure characterization

• Leica DM4000 M:

Upright research light microscope for materials analysis and geosciences, coded for automated image calibration and automated contrast methods

• Leica DM4500 P:

Designed for polarization examinations in petrography, mineralogy, and structure characterization,  coded for automated image calibration

• Leica DM6000 M:

Incident light microscope for materials analysis and geosciences, coded for automated image calibration and motorized z-axis for z-stacking at high magnification

• Fluorescence upgrade for upright microscopes:

Set includes external light source and fluorescence filter cubes

• Leica Application Suite (LAS):

Imaging software that integrates Leica automated microscopes and digital cameras and provides one common, easy-to-use, consistent user intereface

• Leica LAS Interactive Measurement:

Simplifies quantification by allowing the user to trace around objects with adjustable tracing lines, identify areas of significance and derive measurement parameters such as length, area, angle or perimeter

• Leica LAS Live Measurement:

Live Measurement Module allows interactive measurements as in LAS Measurement Modul but displays measurement data such as length, diameter, and angle on top of live images

• Leica LAS Extended Annotation:

Allows graphic elements and text to be added to images

• Leica LAS Multifocus:

Automatically captures a stack of images at different focus positions and combines them into a single extended depth of focus image

• Leica LAS Montage:

Increases the throughput compared to manual acquisition for faster, high quality extended focus images

• Leica LAS MultiStep:

Automatically captures and easily stores 2 dimensional images larger than the field of view created from multiple tiled images

• Leica LAS Image Analysis:

Multiple image feature detection, measurement and evaluation using a variety of analysis tools such as histograms, pie charts and statistics that can be exported to Excel