Leitz Laborlux 12 Trinocular Fluorescence Microscope with Köhler Illumination

The Leitz Laborlux 12 is a trinocular fluorescence microscope designed for advanced cell imaging and molecular diagnostics applications. Equipped with Köhler illumination, this microscope enables precise brightfield and fluorescence analysis vital for biotechnology and biomedical engineering research.

• Optical Configuration: Trinocular head with 10x eyepieces.
• Objectives: Infinity-corrected EF series — EF 10/0.25, EF 25/0.50, EF 100/1.25 Oil Immersion (OEL), plus fluorescence objectives 40x/0.75 and 63x/1.30 OEL.
• Illumination: Dual illumination systems include transmitted white light via a 6V 20W halogen lamp and fluorescence excitation with a 100W mercury HBO lamp.
• Fluorescence Filters: Blue excitation at 490 nm with 515 nm emission, green excitation at 520 nm with 630 nm emission.
• Stage: Coaxial XY mechanical stage ideal for precise specimen manipulation during imaging workflows.
• Power Supply: Leitz 301-180 unit powering fluorescence lamps.

This microscope is essential for *live-cell imaging*, fluorescence analysis, and bioprocessing research workflows. Its fluorescence capabilities with stable mercury lamp illumination and infinity-corrected optics make it widely adopted in *synthetic biology research* and *molecular cloning* laboratories. The robust Köhler illumination system ensures high-contrast images critical to clinical diagnostics and biopharmaceutical production pipelines.

Suitable for neuroscience, cellular biology, and molecular diagnostics laboratories, the Leitz Laborlux 12 supports diverse imaging modalities needed in modern biotechnology and biomedical engineering environments.