The IXplore Spin system features a spinning disk confocal unit that enables fast 3D image acquisition, a large field of view, and prolonged cell viability in time-lapse experiments. Researchers can use it to perform rapid 3D confocal imaging with high resolution and contrast at greater depths for imaging into thicker samples. The spinning disk also helps to cut down on photobleaching and phototoxicity of samples upon excitation.
Real-time controller (U-RTCE) helps optimize the device’s speed and precision during automated acquisition
TruFocus™ Z-drift compensation system maintains focus for each frame
Precise 3D imaging with improved light collection using X Line™ objectives
Upgrade to the IXplore SpinSR super resolution system as your research progresses
Remotely monitor, analyze, and share your cell cultures’ health, cell count, and confluency using the reliable quantitative data provided by the automated CM30 incubation monitoring system. The system enables label-free observation, reduces the risk of damage to your cultures, and standardizes your culture workflow.
Automatically collects quantitative data on the health and confluency of your cultures
Monitor, analyze, and share your cultures' progress remotely from a PC or tablet
Equipped with oblique epi-illumination for label-free observation
The compact, ergonomic CKX53 inverted microscope’s simple phase contrast system enables simple, high-contrast cell culture observation, accommodating a variety of containers. Its inversion contrast (IVC) technique offers clear pseudo-3D observation, easing workflows including live cell imaging, cell sampling and handling, and fluorescence.
