Stereo Microscopes from Leica Microsystems
Stereo microscopes are the workhorse of any lab and are designed for a wide range of life science applications. As users often spend hours inspecting, observing, documenting, and/or dissecting samples, selecting the right stereo microscope is key to long-lasting, satisfactory use.
Our focus on ergonomics and modularity allows our stereo microscopes to adapt to their users for fatigue-free work while greatly enhancing productivity. Modular designs allow configurations for individual applications to increase efficiency and help maintain a high quality of work .
What are your stereo microscope needs?
When deciding which microscope solution will best suit your needs, it’s important to determine the application. Different applications make different demands of a stereo microscope. We can provide a customized solution for your specific needs.
What should you observe and document with the stereo microscope?
Leica stereo microscopes cover your needs, whether it is to have an overview of a specimen or visualize fine details. Integration with Leica cameras and the Enersight software allows for efficient, consistent analysis and documentation of results.
What is your budget for the stereo microscope?
Modular microscopes may look like a higher investment initially, but in the long run they save you money thanks to the variety of accessories making them versatile and adaptable. Due to the modularity, Leica stereo microscopes can accommodate the needs of many applications and users.
How many different people need to use the stereo microscope? How many hours will they work with it?
When using the stereo microscope for many hours, it is important to consider ergonomic accessories and modularity as they allow microscopes to be adjusted for each user for fatigue-free work and enhanced productivity. Modular designs allow configurations for individual application needs to increase efficiency and high quality of work.
Featured Product
Ivesta 3 Greenough Stereo Microscopes
The Greenough stereo microscopes series, Ivesta 3, has been designed for sorting and screening of model organisms as well as specimen dissection and preparation. It enables you to see the relevant details faster thanks to an optimal 3D perception, requiring less microscope adjustments. It also allows you to handle samples effortlessly beneath the objective.
Boost your efficiency
- Achieve optimal 3D perception of model organisms thanks to the FusionOptics technology.
- Conveniently handle samples with a large working distance of up to 122 mm, ideal for tasks like microinjection and fly sorting.
Results you can rely on
- Visualize sample movements on the monitor clearly and smoothly thanks to the high frame rate (up to 60 fps), ideal for imaging of C. elegans.
- Switch between bright and dark samples quickly and clearly differentiate details in the displayed live image thanks to the fast auto exposure.
M125 C & M205 C Encoded stereo microscopes
Your goal: high-quality images that allow measurements and can be accurately repeated with minimal effort.
- Leica coded stereo microscopes help you to pave the way to correct results
- Coded microscopes consistently deliver calibrated and comparable images
- Reproduce images in moments with the Leica “Store and Recall” function
- Fully apochromatic corrected zoom optics deliver high quality images
- Configure your microscope system to suit your application with a comprehensive range of accessories
Finest details in 3D
Do you think that high resolution and maximum depth of field are irreconcilable opposites in stereo microscopy? We prove they are not! Leica stereo microscopes with FusionOptics overcome optical limitations by using the two beam paths for different tasks:
- The right channel delivers a high-resolution image at the largest possible numerical aperture.
- The left channel presents an image with high depth of field.
The result: you perceive an image with outstanding richness of detail and exceptional depth of field at the same time.
TL3000 Ergo transmitted light base used with:
- Brightfield illumination. See your sample pin-sharp and with natural colors on a bright surface.
- Rottermann Contrast. See outlines and other previously invisible structures of your sample.
- Darkfield illumination. Discover smallest light scattering structures shining bright in front of a pitch black background.
