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Olympus SZX16 stereo microscope with fluorescence and transmitted light, featuring 5-position filter turret and trinocular head.
The Olympus SZX16 stereo microscope is a versatile research-grade imaging system optimized for advanced fluorescence analysis and transmitted light observation, essential for molecular diagnostics and biotechnology applications. It features a tilting trinocular Ergo head paired with a coarse and fine focus block for ergonomic and precise specimen examination. The system includes a pair of 10x eyepieces and a SDF PLAPO 1.6x objective lens to deliver high-resolution imaging suitable for cell imaging and live-cell applications.
Key fluorescence components include a fluorescence illuminator and a 5-position filter turret loaded with high-quality filters: GFP, Texas Red, DSRed Omega, and MKate2 Semrock, enabling multi-wavelength fluorescence excitation critical in gene editing and synthetic biology research. Illumination is supported by both a 6V 30W halogen lamphouse (with spare bulb) for brightfield and transmitted light microscopy via the SZX2-ILLK transmitted light stand, and a 100W mercury lamphouse with dedicated power supply tailored for robust fluorescence excitation.
This microscope system is widely used in biotechnology and molecular biology workflows, offering critical support in bioprocessing, biomanufacturing, and clinical diagnostics by delivering adaptable and high-fidelity imaging capabilities. The equipment has been professionally serviced by an authorized Olympus technician, ensuring reliable operational performance.
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Last updated 12 November 2026
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