Phase Contrast Microscope
The Phase Contrast Microscope (Model RS-17) is an advanced biological laboratory instrument engineered to observe transparent, unstained specimens that are normally invisible under standard brightfield illumination. By converting phase shifts in light passing through a transparent specimen into changes in brightness amplitude, the RS-17 produces high-contrast, crystal-clear images of living cells, microorganisms, thin tissue slices, and cellular components.
Key Features
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Phase Contrast Optical System: Equipped with specialized phase-annular objectives and a matching condenser turret for high-contrast viewing of unstained specimens.
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Brightfield & Phase Flexibility: Allows operators to seamlessly switch between standard brightfield microscopy and phase contrast mode.
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High-Resolution Achromatic/Plan Objectives: Delivers flat-field, sharp imagery with minimal optical distortion across multiple magnification ranges.
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Precision Sub-Stage Condenser: Features a centerable phase condenser disc with clear annulus ring alignments for precise light matching.
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Ergonomic & Robust Construction: Heavy-duty body housing with smooth coaxial coarse and fine focusing controls for fatigue-free, precise daily operations.