Olympus Microscopes CX21 CX41

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*Product Code*	Description	Type	Price GB Pounds

CX Series Olympus Microscopes

*CX21*	Upright Microscope	Binocular 4 CPlan Achromatic Objectives x4, x10, x40, x100 oil immersion	1,153.85
*CX41*	Upright Microscope	Binocular 4 Plan N Achromatic Objectives x4, x10, x40, x100 oil immersion	*3,087.90*
*CX41PH*	Upright Microscope	Binocular 2 Achromatic Phase Objectives x10, x40 McCrone Dispersion Staining Objective Phase Kit Accessories for Asbestos Counting	*6,152.50*

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*EXTDWAR*	Extended warranty CX21	Extended from 12 months to 24 months return to factory, free parts and labor excludes shipping costs	*141.00*
*EXTDWAR*	Extended warranty CX41	Extended from 12 months to 24 months return to factory, free parts and labor excludes shipping costs	*401.85*


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Microscopy Imaging
GX Optical ADVICE - Attaching Cameras to a Microscope
In our product list you will see c-mount cameras and eyepiece cameras
C-Mount cameras normally require a c-mount adapter and a microscope with a trinocular head
However, some c-mount cameras (eg Moticams) are supplied with a set of eyepiece adapters which allows you to attach them to an eyepiece of a microscope, therefore you do not require a trinocular head microscope. Although a less convenient way to mount a camera the results are still very good.

Slides, Coverslips, Pre-prepared Slide Mounted Specimens & Calibration Scales
GX Optical ADVICE - Different Types of Slides
You can use any upright or inverted biological microscope to look at slides. Stereo (also known as dissecting) microscopes are not usually used for looking at slides.
There are essentially 3 main types of slides:
Plain - simple glass slides for placing transparent objects onto, often covered by a coverslip (sometimes known as coverglass)
Frosted End - same as Plain slides but they have a frosted area on which you can write
Well - slides with a recessed well (or 2) used for holding liquids such as pond water

Prepared slides have specimens mounted on them. We normally stock Series 1 of Histology, Zoology and Botany for immediate delivery.

Stage graticules are required for calibrating image analysis software