MSHOT Microscopes, Cameras & Fluorescence Imaging
Auckland Scientific supplies selected MSHOT microscopes, microscope cameras, fluorescence modules and digital imaging systems.
The range covers life science, clinical, education, research and industrial microscopy.
MSHOT Microscope Range
Upright systems for routine laboratory, clinical, education and research microscopy.
Research and cell-culture systems for specimens in dishes, flasks and multiwell plates.
Upright and inverted fluorescence systems for routine and advanced imaging.
Stereozoom systems for inspection, preparation and three-dimensional observation.
Reflected-light systems for materials inspection and quality control.
USB, HDMI, wireless and high-sensitivity cameras for digital microscopy.
Biological & Research Microscopy
MSHOT biological microscopes range from routine upright systems through to research-grade platforms.
Current ranges include upright ML-series microscopes and inverted MIX-series systems for cell culture and research applications.
Fluorescence Microscopy
MSHOT produces fluorescence microscope systems and LED fluorescence modules for biological and research imaging.
Configuration depends on fluorophores, filter sets, excitation wavelengths and the microscope platform being used.
Microscope Cameras & Digital Imaging
Camera options range from routine USB CMOS cameras through HDMI, wireless and high-sensitivity systems for low-light and fluorescence applications.
Compatible imaging software supports live viewing, image capture, measurement and annotation.
Industrial & Materials Microscopy
MSHOT also manufactures metallurgical microscopes for reflected-light inspection of opaque samples.
Applications include metals, coatings, electronics, semiconductor components, manufactured parts and materials research.
Typical Applications
MSHOT Support from Auckland Scientific
- Microscope selection
- Fluorescence system configuration
- Camera and C-mount selection
- Digital imaging configuration
- Industrial microscope selection
- Application support
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