An inverted microscope is an easy routine maintenance microscope which helps you to process images from various focal planes and makes visualization easier. An inverted microscope is best for use in advance research stages, known for its mechanical precision and ergonomic qualities. Inverted microscopes make cell analysis an easy task and is a perfect choice for medical laboratories. Micron's INV-3 model is engineered to simplify the observation of living cells in culture vessels. Unlike traditional upright microscopes, the inverted design allows researchers to examine specimens in flasks, petri dishes, and multi-well plates without transferring them to slides. This makes it one of the best instruments for tissue culture facilities and clinical labs performing routine cell health checks. The infinite optical system delivers sharp, high-contrast images across the entire field of view.
| Established in: |
1966 |
| Bussiness Type: |
Sole Proprietorship |
| Bussiness Type: |
Manufacturer
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| MSME: |
Yes |
| Countries exporting to: |
Canada
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| Export Turnover (3 years): |
US$5,000,000 - US$10,000,000 |
| Countries would like to export to: |
Argentina,
Australia,
Austria,
Bahrain,
Bangladesh,
Belarus,
Belgium,
Bhutan,
Brazil,
Cameroon,
Cuba,
Egypt,
Ethiopia,
France,
Indonesia,
Kenya,
Kuwait,
Nepal,
Nigeria,
Philippines,
Sweden,
United States,
Vietnam,
Yemen,
Zimbabwe
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| No of employees: |
11-30 |