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Thermo Fisher Scientific EVOS FL Digital Inverted Fluorescence Microscope AMF-4300

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Contrast Methods:
Transmitted Light (brightfield and phase contrast) and Fluorescent
Camera
High-sensitivity color, 1360 x 1024, 6.45 μm/pixel; (Sony ICX285AQ CCD)
Captured Images
16-bit monochrome TIFF or PNG (12-bit dynamic range) 24-bit color TIFF or PNG; JPG, BMP
Detection Method:
Fluorescent
GFP
Ex: 482/25 Em: 524/24
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Brands
Thermo Fisher Scientific
New/Used
Used
Contrast Methods:
Transmitted Light (brightfield and phase contrast) and Fluorescent
Camera
High-sensitivity color, 1360 x 1024, 6.45 μm/pixel; (Sony ICX285AQ CCD)
Captured Images
16-bit monochrome TIFF or PNG (12-bit dynamic range) 24-bit color TIFF or PNG; JPG, BMP
Detection Method:
Fluorescent
GFP
Ex: 482/25 Em: 524/24
Cy5
Ex: 635/18 Em: 692/40
DAPI
Ex: 357/44 Em: 447/60
Texas Red
Ex: 585/29 nm Em :628/32 nm
Display
15″ high-resolution LCD
Dimensions:
19x16x23”
Power
Input 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz; Output 12 VDC/4.15 A
Weight:
40 lbs

Product description

Compact digital inverted fluorescence microscope with 4-color channels, 15" display, and CCD camera for cell imaging.

The Thermo Fisher Scientific EVOS FL Digital Inverted Fluorescence Microscope (AMF-4300) is a fully integrated imaging system designed for advanced cell and tissue culture analysis, widely adopted in molecular biology and biotechnology research. This microscope combines fluorescence imaging with brightfield and phase contrast modalities, enabling versatile applications such as GFP-vector transfection efficiency, stem cell differentiation assessment, and developmental biology studies.

Key technical features include:

  • Fluorescence channels supporting up to four colors: DAPI (Ex 357/44 nm, Em 447/60 nm), GFP (Ex 482/25 nm, Em 524/24 nm), Texas Red (Ex 585/29 nm, Em 628/32 nm), and Cy5 (Ex 635/18 nm, Em 692/40 nm)
  • High-sensitivity color CCD camera (Sony ICX285AQ) with 1360 x 1024 resolution and 6.45 µm pixel size, capturing 16-bit monochrome and 24-bit color images in TIFF, PNG, BMP, or JPEG formats
  • A 15-inch, full-color 1024 x 768 LCD display with adjustable tilt for ergonomic viewing
  • Five-position objective turret and a three-position turret for brightfield and phase contrast contrast methods, enhancing image versatility
  • Compact footprint (19 x 16 x 23 inches) and lightweight design (40 lbs) facilitate bench-top use and portability within cell culture laboratories
  • Integrated software supporting time-lapse imaging, manual cell counting, and image review, critical for live-cell imaging and fluorescence analysis workflows

This cell imaging system is essential for biotechnology and molecular diagnostics laboratories requiring robust fluorescence microscopy for bioprocess monitoring, gene editing visualization, and synthetic biology research. The EVOS FL microscope's all-in-one design eliminates the need for complex assembly, calibration, or alignment, making it an efficient solution for biochemical and biomedical engineering environments. It also supports image-based analysis critical in biopharmaceutical production pipelines, including live-cell monitoring and tissue slice evaluation.

Overall, the Thermo Fisher EVOS FL Digital Inverted Fluorescence Microscope is a versatile and reliable platform widely used in cell confluence determination, fluorescence microscopy applications, and biomedical research requiring high-quality digital imaging and analysis.

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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?

Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.

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Last updated 4 September 2026