Research Inverted System Microscope IX71/IX81

Olympus IX2 inverted microscopes combined with the new UIS2 optical system open a new world of live cell imaging.

As new fluorochromes are developed and new methods of light excitation and manipulation become more popular for live cell experiments, more and more researchers will require the use of low phototoxicity near-IR wavelengths in addition to the conventional visible spectrum. Olympus has equipped its IX2 series microscopes with the new UIS2 optical system precisely to meet those demands. With its high S/N ratio, its compensation for chromatic aberration over a much wider wavelength range and its flat, high transmittance , this new system sets a new world standard of fluorescence performance — efficiently detecting even faint fluorescence signals without damaging the cell, and optimizing multi-color observation. Delivering unprecedented image quality over a super wide light spectrum, the IX2 inverted system microscope will be your live cell instrument of choice now and in the future.

Inverted System Microscope IX51

Excellent optical performance and versatility with uncompromised quality.

The IX51 continues the Olympus inverted microscope tradition by providing a very stable, compact platform ready to accept a wide range of accessories and applications. Practical convenience and quality performance are matched by excellent cost efficiency. The slim frame design enables easy attachment of multiple accessories for tissue culture and live cell imaging.

Micromanipulation System ON3

Olympus micromanipulation system ON3 series: A line-up to meet every specific need.

In Vitro Fertilization, patch clamping, injection...modern standards in easy-to-operate micromanipulators vary widely according to differences of research and operation. Olympus manufactures a wide variety of microscopes for use with carefully selected micromanipulators to carry out specific applications with the greatest possible ease and comfort. Reliability is a key characteristic of Olympus systems, whose development aims at progressive and practical improvements in micromanipulation techniques and operation.