Leica DM E: A Precision Microscope for Laboratories and Education
The Leica DM E is a microscope designed for professional and academic use, offering a smooth and precise observation experience. Its infinity-corrected optical system delivers high-quality images with excellent contrast and sharpness. Suitable for educational laboratories and biological analyses, it features functionalities designed to simplify sample handling and ensure optimal comfort during extended sessions.
Illumination is a key strength of the Leica DM E. Its regulated power supply compensates for voltage fluctuations, ensuring consistent light intensity. The option for critical or Köhler illumination further enhances observation quality, particularly for specific techniques such as phase contrast, polarization, or darkfield. The efficiency of the illumination also extends the lifespan of the lamps, reducing maintenance costs.
User comfort is ensured through thoughtful design. Its robust aluminum body minimizes vibrations, providing optimal stability. The binocular or trinocular head, with 30° or 45° inclination, adjusts to the user for relaxed viewing. The coaxial focusing system, with accessible fine and coarse controls, ensures precise and smooth operation. The mechanical stage, available in right or left versions, facilitates adjustments without constraints.
The versatility of the Leica DM E lies in its compatibility with numerous accessories. It can be configured with various objectives based on needs, ranging from C Achromat to HI Plan and Planachromat, with magnifications from 4x to 100x (oil). The available Periplan eyepieces in 10x, 15x, and 20x allow for observation tailored to user requirements. It is also possible to integrate an image capture system via a photo tube or video camera.
Built to last, this microscope incorporates high-quality components, including sealed objectives to reduce contamination risks and a locking system to preserve settings. Its ergonomics and robustness make it a top choice for universities, laboratories, and scientific institutions.
