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Carl Zeiss 1140 Trinocular Microscope with UV Optic and XY Slide Holder

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Product description

Carl Zeiss 1140 trinocular microscope with Kpl W 10x/18 eyepieces, Plan 10/0.22 optic and Paralens UV adapter for cell imaging.

The Carl Zeiss 1140 trinocular microscope is an optical microscope for cell imaging in biotechnology and life sciences laboratories.

The unit includes Kpl W 10x/18 eyepieces, a Zeiss Plan 10/0.22 optic and a Paralens UV microscope adapter from Becton Dickson with a 60x N.A.10 optic. A slide holder with XY rack and pinion adjustment supports specimen positioning.

The used microscope was tested in a laboratory and is in good condition.

Configuration

  • Carl Zeiss 1140 trinocular microscope
  • Kpl W 10x/18 eyepieces
  • Zeiss Plan 10/0.22 optic, part 46 04 10-9903
  • Paralens UV microscope adapter from Becton Dickson
  • 60x N.A.10 optic
  • Slide holder with XY rack and pinion adjustment

The optical configuration supports standard microscopy with the Zeiss Plan optic and UV microscopy through the Paralens adapter. The used unit was tested in a laboratory and is in good condition.

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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.

Can I get service for older equipment?

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

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Last updated 6 November 2026