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Zeiss Axiocam 512 12 MP Cooled Color CCD Microscope Camera

UsedZeissCamerasUnited States

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Product Code
56378
Sensor Type
CCD
Resolution
12 MP
Detail
Cooled Sensor
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Brands
Zeiss
New/Used
Used
Stock
In Stock
Product Code
56378
Sensor Type
CCD
Resolution
12 MP
Detail
Cooled Sensor
Mount
C-Mount
Interface
USB

Pre-Owned

Product description

12 MP cooled color CCD microscope camera with C-mount, USB 3.0, and 10 fps full-resolution imaging.

Zeiss Axiocam 512 is a scientific-grade, 12 MP color CCD microscope camera designed for high-resolution digital microscopy and specimen documentation. Its Sony ICX834 EXview HAD CCD II sensor provides accurate color imaging, low-noise acquisition, and a wide field of view for laboratory research and routine microscopy.

Technical specifications

  • Sensor: Sony ICX834 EXview HAD CCD II color sensor
  • Sensor pixel count: 4250 × 2838, 12 MP
  • Maximum image resolution: 4248 × 2832
  • Pixel size: 3.1 × 3.1 µm
  • Sensor format: 1", 16 mm diagonal
  • Digitization: 14-bit/pixel
  • Spectral range: approximately 400–720 nm
  • Cooling: Regulated Peltier cooling
  • Exposure range: 250 µs–60 s
  • Interface: USB 3.0 SuperSpeed with auxiliary USB connection for cooling power
  • Maximum frame rate: 10 fps at full resolution; up to 36 fps with ROI
  • Optical interface: C-mount

Applications

  • Brightfield microscopy imaging
  • Histology and pathology documentation
  • Biological specimen imaging
  • Materials science sample inspection
  • Quality control and failure analysis
  • Educational and research microscopy
  • Cell imaging, biotechnology workflows, and molecular biology documentation

Included with the camera

  • USB cables for power and communication
  • USB drive containing standard software drivers
  • Manual for the Axiocam 512 CCD color microscope camera

The pre-owned camera has been tested for communication with ZEN software, live feed operation, image capture, optical clarity, and image quality. It is suitable for research laboratories, pathology documentation, materials analysis, and routine digital microscopy. The listing includes a 120-day warranty for the continental United States and a 60-day international warranty, plus remote instrument setup and training.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

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Last updated 6 November 2026