Digital Microscopes / 3D Display Microscopes
Inspection, documentation, and digital analysis without eyepieces
For inspection, documentation, and analyses such as measurement in 2D and 3D as well as 3D topographies in surface metrology, they have become increasingly popular in production, quality control and quality assurance, failure analysis, research and development as well as forensics. Digital microscopes even have their areas of application in the life sciences.
Contact a local imaging specialist for expert advice on the right digital microscope for your needs and budget.
Digital Microscopes 5
Filter by Area of Application
Leica DVM6
Digital microscope for 2D and 3D imaging and analysis
Leica DMS300
Digital microscope for inspection in manufacturing and quality control
Leica DCM8
Digital microscope for 3D surface measurement in production and research
Leica DMS1000
Digital microscope for inspection and measurement in manufacturing and quality control
Leica DMS1000 B
Digital microscope for biological research and in-vitro fertilization
Why use Leica digital microscopes?
Digital microscopes by Leica Microsystems are optimized over the entire inspection, documentation, and analysis workflow.
We take a close look at what it is exactly that the users of our microscopes do.
Our customers help us with their feedback – our product management and research & development translate this into instruments that will serve you well all through your working day.
Software for easy operation and reliable results
Software plays a crucial part in digital microscopy. It supports users in many ways, for example by reducing a complex operation to one click.
Central functions are:
- Acquisition of images and image stacks
- Display and analysis of the 2D and 3D data
- Saving all details with the images through coded parameters
- Creation of comprehensive reports
Tilting for more insight
Some digital microscopes offer a tilting functionality, so that samples can be observed from various angles. This is especially helpful for inspection of
- Complex structures such as corrosion patterns in metal parts in manufacturing or material science
- Part defects examined during failure analysis
- Bonds used in semiconductor production
- Insects in entomology or forensics
Video functionality allows users to record the changing view of a sample during tilting or rotation for documentation and sharing of the findings.
Less time to learn, more time to work
Last but not least, digital microscopes have another advantage:
Inexperienced microscopy users often find work with a digital microscope needs little time getting used to.
Achieve results quickly
They achieve results quickly and can check the quality of the image directly on screen.
Easy operation: Leica digital microscopes can be handled intuitively over the entire microscopy workflow. One example: This video shows how an objective can be exchanged one-handedly.
Smooth workflow: Leica digital microscopes streamline the workflow from positioning the sample to generating a report. Software additionally speeds up handling.
Perfect images: Leica optics are world-renowned for their quality. Digital microscope optics and cameras yield images that capture every detail of your samples in natural, true-to-life colors.
Comfortable posture: Leica digital microscopes turn the microscopy workstation into a computer workplace. Working in a straight, upright posture can help prevent health issues due to physical strain.
Versatile imaging: Leica digital microscopes offer a long working distance for samples big and small. Together with the large depth of field, this reduces or eliminates the need to prepare the samples.
Peace of mind: Leica digital microscopes yield repeatable, traceable results, no matter how many colleagues use the microscope. Ease of use and features like encoding make this possible.
Digital Microscopes Latest News
Save time for 2D and 3D analysis
LAS X.next, a streamlined software user interface for the DVM6 digital microscope
Cleanliness Expert software - New user interface
Easy to use and fast to adapt. Learn about the new user interface for the Cleanliness Expert software. You will see that this software interface is...
How digitization changes the microscopy market
Almost all fields of technology have either undergone digitization or are on the cusp of it. Microscopy is no exception. The microscopy market is...
DVM6 Digital Microscope: Everything in Focus, Everything Under Control
The days of having to hold your head in a low, awkward position and strain while doing microscopy seem to be over - at least with the DVM6. This...
Choose the right digital microscope for your purposes
Summary of the Science Lab Webinar "Get the Most Out of Digital Microscopy"
New Partnership: Triolab AS appointed exclusive Leica Microsystems partner in Denmark
Triolab AS has signed an agreement with Leica Microsystems to supply and support its products related to Life Science, Industry and EM sample...
International Magnification Standards
Understanding Useful Magnification for Digital Microscopy
Save time in recurring tasks – Work with overlays
New overlay features for the Leica DMS digital microscope series
Webinar: Digital Classroom Options
As teachers, you know your big challenge is to catch and keep the students’ attention and the best chance for this is by making the environment…
How to create EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus) images
Watch this video to see how you can rapidly record sharp optical microscope images of samples with a large height variation. This is done with the…
Automated topographic analysis with the Leica Map software
Watch this video to learn how you can save time when doing topographic analysis using the Leica Map software. The software allows you to go quickly…
How to make a fast Z-stack
Save time for your 2D and 3D analysis. Watch this video to learn about the new user interface, LAS X.next, for the DVM6 digital microscope. The video…
What Does 30,000:1 Magnification Really Mean?
One important criterion concerning the performance of an optical microscope is magnification. This report will offer digital microscopy users helpful…
Free Webinar On-Demand: Basics of Microscope Optics
Microscopy has become easier than ever before. Leica Microsystems offers state-of-the-art microscopes that allow to start microscopy work without a…
Free Webinar On-Demand: Digital Microscopy in Earth Science
Classical polarized light (compound) microscopes can only be used for prepared samples, because the working distance they offer is insufficient for…
Coming to Grips with Biological Information Through Flexible Organic Electronics: Developing Bendable and Stretchable Biosensors and Device
What do you associate with the word sensor? Perhaps technologies delivering automation in factories and other production sites? That may be what comes…
Webinar On-Demand: Quality with Confidence
From routine quality assurance to advanced 3D analysis of complex surface structures, there is a digital microscope solution to meet almost any…
Forensics: How to Gather Evidence from Hair, Fibers, Paint, Explosives, and Insects Fast and Easily with Digital Microscopy
Digital microscopes have no eyepieces and the image is observed directly on a monitor. They are very popular for a variety of applications in multiple…
