FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPES

Used Fluorescence Microscopes for Biological Research & Imaging

What Are Fluorescence Microscopes?

Fluorescence microscopes excite fluorescent labels in specimens to produce high-contrast images of cellular structures, making them essential for molecular biology, cell biology, and biomedical research.

  • How to Choose

    • Magnification requirements (e.g., 20x, 40x, 60x)
    • Numerical aperture (NA) for resolution needs
    • Working distance depending on sample thickness
    • Compatibility with your microscope system

  • Key Advantages

    • Improved imaging of aqueous samples
    • Reduced spherical aberration compared to dry objectives
    • High numerical aperture for enhanced resolution
    • Ideal for live-cell and thick specimen imaging

  • Who Uses Them?

    • Life science researchers
    • Live-cell imaging laboratories
    • Fluorescence microscopy users
    • Confocal and high-resolution imaging facilities

OLYMPUS FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPES

Nikon TS100 Inverted Tissue Culture Fluorescence Microscope

NIKON FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPES

LEICA FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPES

LEICA FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPES

ZEISS FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPES

ZEISS FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPES

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Fluorescence Microscopes | Spach Optics

Shop used fluorescence microscopes at Spach Optics. Our inventory includes epifluorescence systems configured for widefield, multi-channel, and live-cell imaging.

All fluorescence microscopes are inspected for optical performance. Compatible filter cubes, objectives, and cameras are also available from our inventory.