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  "content_html": "<p>Axioscope Brochure Email</p><p><a href=\"/files/allied-file-fca99682652974cc097574ad/Axioscope%20Brochure%20Email.pdf\">Open original PDF</a></p><details><summary>Full searchable text · 23 pages</summary><p>Refer to the original PDF for tables, figures and page layout.</p><pre style=\"white-space:pre-wrap\">Page 1\nZEISS Axioscope\nYour Microscope for Research and Routine in the Materials Lab\nProduct Information\nVersion 1.0\n\n\nPage 2\n2\nThe Axioscope upright light microscope was designed speciﬁcally to meet \nthe most common optical imaging requirements of materials laboratories.  \nCoded and automation features make it particularly well suited to routine tasks \nthat place high demands on data quality and reproducibility. But Axioscope \ndoesn’t stop there. It is also capable of handling advanced optical microscopy  \nfor materials science studies.\nAxioscope is a turnkey solution for metallography and materials science in  \nresearch and industry – with functions for determining grain size, phases and \nlayer thickness as well as for the classiﬁcation of graphite particles. Analyze  \nyour samples with established contrast techniques. Advanced light management \nensures that your samples are always optimally illuminated.\nWith its versatility to handle many daily tasks, Axioscope has a good chance  \nof becoming the preferred instrument of your laboratory staff.\nReady to serve both Research and Routine Investigations\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 3\n3\nSimpler. More Intelligent. More Integrated.\nAffordable High Performance\nEveryday life in the materials laboratory is charac-\nterized by both routine tasks and challenging  \ndetailed investigations. While microscopes for  \nroutine applications quickly reach their limits \nwhen high performance imaging and enhanced \ncontrast techniques are required, high-priced  \nresearch microscopes offer a range of perfor-\nmance that is rarely fully exploited. Axioscope – \nwith its outstanding usability and advanced auto-\nmation features – is ideal for demanding routine \ntasks. And, even at its attractive price, it also  \noffers powerful capabilities commonly associated \nwith more advanced research light microscopes.\nDigital Integration\nOne of the best reasons to select ZEISS is their \ncomprehensive integration platform that allows \ndata from all ZEISS microscopes to be connected. \nCombine Axioscope with the ZEISS Axiocam  \ncamera portfolio and ZEISS ZEN 2 core imaging \nsoftware, and Axioscope now becomes a powerful  \ndigital documentation system. From device control \n– to image capture, analysis and documentation – \nto archiving your valuable analytics, Axioscope  \ndelivers a fully digitized workﬂow. In addition,  \nAxioscope can be integrated into correlative  \nworkﬂows via Shuttle &amp; Find.\nReliable Results\nWith coded components and advanced light  \nmanagement, Axioscope delivers trustworthy,   \nreproducible results. The motorized Axioscope 7 \ngives you the ability to fully automate investigative \nworkﬂows. Perform repetitive tasks with preset \nparameters, automatically navigate to regions of \ninterest on the sample, or capture images with  \nextended depth of ﬁeld. Axioscope packs a lot of \npower and reliability into its small footprint, so it \nis quick to become the lab favorite.\nAxioscope in a connected laboratory environment\nMultiphase analysis with ZEISS ZEN 2 core\nAxioscope for polarization\nAxiocam 305 color\nAxiocam 305 color\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 4\n4\nMeet Routine Microscopy Demands—without Compromise  \nto Advanced Inspection Needs\nZEISS is well known for their expertise in developing light microscope solutions. The Axioscope product family \ntakes a well-deﬁned position in the ZEISS materials lab solution portfolio: Axioscope is the right choice if \nyour routine inspection tasks place high demands on usability, reproducibility and automation – and you also \nneed advanced optical microscopy for materials analysis and metallography. Being a complete material  \nlaboratory solution, Axioscope is also the ﬁrst choice from an economic point of view.\nZEISS Primotech \nCompact manual microscope for material and \ngeoscience education\nZEISS Axioscope \nEncoded and motorized microscope for highly  \nproductive materials research and routine\nZEISS Axio Imager \nHigh-end microscope system for advanced \nmaterials research\nZEISS Axio Lab.A1 \nManual routine microscope for the  \nmaterials laboratory with ergonomic  \noperation\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 5\n5\nA Turnkey Metallography Solution\nAxioscope is performance-ready, with all features working in concert to deliver a complete metallography  \nsolution for the materials laboratory: cameras as the most important interface for digitizing your sample \ndata, lenses with application-speciﬁc properties, and an imaging software specially developed for materials \nresearch and metallography.\nZEN 2 core: Imaging Software with Integrated Materials Modules\nZEN 2 core is your command center for automated imaging and analysis functions. Modules for the deter-\nmination of grain sizes, phases and layer thicknesses, as well as for the classiﬁcation of graphite particles,  \nenable ZEN 2 core to provide all meaningful metallographic applications under a uniform user interface.\nZEISS objective lenses \nSelect the objectives that ﬁt your application, imaging perfor-\nmance or cost requirements and imaging performance.\nZEISS Axiocam cameras \nChoose from a wide range of microscope cameras to get the \nresolution, color ﬁdelity and processing speed you need.\nCast iron analysis with ZEISS ZEN 2 core\n50 μm\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 6\n6\nEasy to Use for Powerful Workﬂow Efﬁciencies\nErgonomic Operating Concept\nAxioscope is designed to make everyday opera-\ntions as comfortable and safe as possible. Impor-\ntant controls – like focus drive, stage drive, light \nmanager and image capture – are arranged on \nboth sides such that they can be operated without \noverworking either hand.\nAxioscope controls\nEasy Image Acquisition\nUsing the snap button, digital image acquisition  \nis easy. Simply press this ergonomically located \nbutton, and you can acquire images while main-\ntaining control over position, magniﬁcation or \ncontrast. In this way, the microscopic examination \ncan be fully documented, while you always keep \nthe sample in view.\nPerfect Control of All Stage Axes\nThe innovative operating concept of Axioscope 7, \nthe motorized product version, gives you full  \ncontrol over all stage movement, without having \nto take your hands off the microscope or relying \non external controllers. With the simple press of a \nbutton, you can switch the focus drives between \nZ-axis control and XY stage control. With the XY \ncontrol activated, you can move the stage along \nthe X axis with the right focus drive and along the \nY axis with the left focus drive.\nAxioscope 5: Snap button for image acquisition on both sides \nAxioscope 7: Snap button (right) and stage control button (left)\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 7\n7\nCoded Components Assure Reliable and Reproducible Results\nFull Conﬁdence in Your Data\nThe coded components of the microscope not only make your work easier and more comfortable, but also \nensure that erroneous operation and the associated falsiﬁcation of the examination results can be largely \nruled out.\nModern Light Management\nThe system detects changes to objectives or contrast techniques, then adjusts dependent parameters – such \nas light intensity and scaling – automatically. This allows multi-faceted routine workﬂows to be processed \nmore quickly and easily. Using process parameters that you or others have stored, anyone can reproduce  \nan exact workﬂow at any time and achieve comparable results, independent of individual users’ operating  \nhabits or preferences. \nLight manager control\nAutomatic adjustment of the light intensity after changing the  \nobjective (upper right)\nAutomatic adjustment of the light intensity after changing the  \nobjective and contrasting technique (upper right)\n10× (Brightﬁeld)\n50× (Brightﬁeld)\n50× (Darkﬁeld)\n100 μm\n20 μm\n20 μm\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 8\n8\nMotorization Facilitates Automation\nMotorization of the X, Y and Z axes\nAxioscope 7, the motorized model in the Axioscope product family, enables you to automate much of your \nwork process. Beneﬁt from higher productivity, repeatable processes based on predeﬁned parameters, and \nbetter comparability of results. Full motorization of the X, Y, and Z motion axes opens many opportunities \nfor advanced imaging:\nExtended Depth of Field: \n• Automatically acquire multiple images at different focus positions (Z-stack)  \nand combine them to create an image with enhanced depth of ﬁeld.\nPanorama Images: \n• Create composite images of larger sample areas in just a few clicks.\nTiles &amp; Positions: \n• Record exact, highly resolved images of multiple ﬁeld of views by automatically  \nscanning predeﬁned areas.\nCorrelative Microscopy: \n• Examine samples with different light and electron microscopes. Relocate  \nregions of interest automatically using the Shuttle &amp; Find module of ZEN 2 core.\nMetal bump, imaged with Extended Depth of Field\nTiles &amp; Positions: Overview image of a cam with predeﬁned area \n(left);. Acquired image of the predeﬁned area (right)\n100 μm\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 9\nAxiocam 305 color\nAxiocam 305 color\n1\n2\n3\n4\n7\n6\n5\n9\nConnect and Correlate\nThe Connected Laboratory\nZEN 2 core helps you to make your laboratory \neven more productive. With workﬂow solutions \nthat connect data from different microscopes, \nZEN 2 core delivers more meaningful information. \nAnd thanks to its archive and database connectivity \nfeatures, you keep your valuable data together \nacross instruments, laboratories, and locations.\nShuttle &amp; Find\nShuttle &amp; Find is the ZEISS correlative microscopy \ninterface, designed speciﬁcally for use in materials \nanalysis and industrial QA.  \nShuttle &amp; Find allows you to:\n• Transfer samples between ZEISS light and  \nelectron microscope systems faster than ever\n• Relocate regions of interest automatically\n• Improve efﬁciency and throughput\n• Collect the maximum relevant information\n• Make well informed material decisions\nConnected laboratory environment with Axioscope (1), ZEISS EVO electron microscope (2) and Smartzoom 5 digital microscope (3). In a multi-\nmodal workﬂow, the sample to be examined is passed on from microscope to microscope (4). ZEN 2 core (5) ensures consistent data exchange \nbetween all involved devices, off-line analysis workstations (6), and remote laboratories (7).\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 10\n10\nZEISS Axioscope at Work: Contrast Techniques\nVersatile Options: The Contrast Techniques\nA multitude of contrast options have been implemented in the Axioscope in order to meet the special  \nrequirements of materials microscopy. Such variety of reﬂected- and transmitted-light techniques is unusual \nin this performance class. \nBrightﬁeld – contrast method to identify size and shape of  \ndifferent phases \nDarkﬁeld – contrast method to enhance the visibility of phase \nboundaries \nC-DIC (Circular Differential Interference Contrast) – relief-like  \nappearance of the surface shows structures like scratches\nPolarization Contrast – the colors are connected with chrystallo-\ngraphic orientation of the different phases\n100 μm\n100 μm\n100 μm\nReﬂected light:\n• Brightﬁeld\n• Darkﬁeld\n• Polarization\n• DIC\n• C-DIC\n• Fluorescence\nTransmitted light:\n• Brightﬁeld\n• Polarization\n• Darkﬁeld\n• DIC\n• PlasDIC\n• Phase contrast\n20 μm\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 11\n11\nZEISS Axioscope at Work: Metallography\nTypical tasks and applications\n• Imaging and analysis of microstructure of metal \nmaterials \n• Quantitative microstructure analysis\n• Evaluation according to international standards\n• Grain size analysis \n• Multiphase analysis\nGet these beneﬁts from ZEISS Axioscope\n• Reveal microstructural information using  \ndifferent contrast methods. \n• Use brightﬁeld contrast to get information \nabout the overall number, size and shape of \nfeatures within a material. \n• Enhance grain boundaries and particle edges \nwith darkﬁeld contrast to reveal sharper fea-\ntures and clearer deﬁnition of interfaces. \n• With Circular Differential Interference Contrast \n(C-DIC) your sample surface appears as a 3D  \nrelief. You can easily detect polishing marks. \n• Encoded components assure¬ that you always \nget the right light intensity and scaling to  \nprovide reproducible results.\nCast Iron Analysis – Size and Shape Distribution \n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 12\n12\nZEISS Axioscope at Work: Metallography\nGrain Size Analysis – Planimetric Method \nGrains Size Analysis – Intercept Method\nPorosity Analysis with Multi-Phase Module\nComparative Diagrams – sample comparison with wall charts\nCast Iron Analysis – Segmentation of graphite particles\nLayer Thickness Measurement\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 13\n13\nAxioscope 5\nManual microscope with coded components for \nreproducible and reliable results in the analysis of \nmaterial cuts, thin sections, and fracture surfaces\nThe ZEISS Axioscope Family\nZEISS Axioscope 5\nZEISS Axioscope 5 for Polarization\nZEISS Axioscope 7\nThe Axioscope product family offers instrument variants for routine tasks and advanced research applications.  Each conﬁguration has been optimized for speciﬁc  \napplications with all relevant contrast techniques available to support your microscopic inquiry. Attention to ergonomics assures that all users beneﬁt from comfortable \nand easy operation. \nAxioscope 5 for Polarization\nManual microscope with coded components  \nfor reproducible and reliable results in typical  \napplications for polarization microscopy: geology, \nmineralogy and metallography\nAxioscope 7\nMicroscope with coded and motorized compo-\nnents for material microscopy tasks that require \nadvanced imaging capabilities and workﬂow  \nautomation\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 14\n14\nThe ZEISS Axioscope Family\nAxioscope Vario\nThe most ﬂexible material microscope in the  \nAxioscope family, Axioscope Vario is the ideal  \nsolution for more unusual specimens. Axioscope \nVario is designed for reﬂected-light and ﬂuores-\ncence applications, with extended specimen space \nthat accommodates large objects up to 380 mm. \nAn important operating advantage is the crank \ndevice at the top of the stand’s column. This crank \nallows users to continuously adjust the vertical  \nposition of the microscope body by hand, without \nneed for special tools. The metal base plate  \nfurther reduces vibration to provide the stability \nrequired for all  materials investigations. \nZEISS Axioscope Vario\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 15\nMicroscope\n• Axioscope 5\n• Axioscope 5 for Polarization\n• Axioscope 7 \n• Axioscope Vario \nObjectives\n• EC-EPIPLAN \n• EC-Epiplan-NEOFLUAR\n• EC-Epiplan-APOCHROMAT\nYour Flexible Choice of Components\nIllumination\n• LED 10W \n• HAL 100W (Halogen)\nCameras\n• Axiocam 105\n• Axiocam 305 \n• Axiocam 503\n• Axiocam 506\n• Axiocam 512\nSoftware\n• ZEN 2 core\n• Matscope\n15\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 16\n16\nSystem Overview \nLM-Set\nLM-Set\nAxiocam 305 color\n1\n1\n3\n3\n1\n2\n2\nCamera Adapter T2-T2 DSLR 1.6x\n426115-0000-000\nCamera Adapter T2-T2 SLR 2.5x\n426116-0000-000\nAdapter Video \n60 C 1/3&quot; 0.4x\n456108-0000-000\nCamera Adapter \n60N-C 2/3&quot; 0.5x\n426112-0000-000\nCamera Adapter \n60N-C 2/3&quot; 0.63x\n426113-0000-000\nCamera Adapter \n60N-C 1&quot; 1.0x\n426114-0000-000\nAdapter 60N-T2 1.0x\n426103-0000-000\nCamera Adapter T2-C 1&quot; 1.0x\n426104-0000-000\nCamera Adapter T2-C 1&quot; 1.0x,\nadjustable \n426105-0000-000\nMagniﬁcation changer 4x,\nswitchable 60N-60N\nfor module 1x\n426137-9000-000\nModule 0.5x\n426137-9010-000\nModule 1.6x\n426137-9020-000\nModule 2.5x\n426137-9030-000\nModule 4.0x\n426137-9040-000\nModule 5.0x\n426137-9050-000\nAnalyzer slider D/A with \nlambda plate, rotatable 360°\n428102-0000-000\nAnalyzer slider D/A, \n360° rotatable\n428103-0000-000\nAnalyzer slider D/A, ﬁxed\n428101-0000-000\nAnalyzer slider D/A with lambda-plate, each rotatable +/– 10°\n453663-9901-000\nIntermediate plate \n       for analyzer slider 12x46\n              425313-9020-000\nTube lens 1.25x\n425303-0000-000\nTube lens 1.6x\n425304-0000-000\nTube lens 2.5x\n425305-0000-000\nTube lens 4.0x\n425307-0000-000\n3-position tube-lens turret \nwith tube lens 1x\n425313-9010-000\n(usable only with \nthe tubes:\n425500-0000-000\n425501-0000-000\n425503-9901-000\n425515-0000-000\nin combination with \nSF 23 eyepieces)\nNote: Not usable with Ergotubes and \nErgophototubes with vertical adjustment \nT2 Adapter \nfor SLR camera\n(on request)\nCamera Adapter \nfor interface 60\ne. g.\nAdapter Video \n60 C 1/3&quot; 0.4x\n456108-0000-000\nSlider with beam splitter\n426141-9021-000\nSlider with 100% mirror\n426141-9011-000\nDouble adapter 60N - 2x 60N 1,0x\n426141-9902-000\nSlider 12x46, with focusing Bertrand lens\nfor phase contrast and conoscopy\n453671-0000-000\nAxiocam \n(ZEISS Axiocam \non request)\n[ Camera with SLR bayonet ]\nUpper stand part Axioscope 5, \n6x H, M27\nReﬂector turret, 6x encoded, \nchangeable, for P&amp;C modules\n424940-9001-000\nReﬂector slider, 2x encoded, \nchangeable, for P&amp;C modules\n424940-9051-000\nReﬂector turret, 4x encoded, \nchangeable, for P&amp;C modules\n424940-9061-000\nFilter set D \n000000-1058-230\n(further ﬁlter with diameter 36 mm \non request)\nSample space \nextension 60 mm\n430030-9111-000\nBinocular phototube \n30°/23 (50:50), \nreversed image\n425520-9010-000\nBinocular phototube \n30°/23 (100:0/0:100), \nreversed image\n425520-9020-000\nBinocular phototube \n20°/23 (100:0/0:100), \nupright image\n425520-9030-000\nBinocular tube 30°/23, \nreversed image\n425520-9000-000\nEyepiece PL 10x/23, GW, foc.\n444036-9000-000\nEyepiece E-PL 10x/23, GW, foc.\n444235-9901-000\nAuxiliary microscope, d=30\n444830-9902-000\nPinhole diaphragm, d=30 mm\n444020-0000-000\nBinocular tube 30°/23, \nupright image\n425520-9090-000\nLower stand part Axioscope 7 \nfor LED / HAL 100 illumination\nFilter slider A, 14x40 mm, \n3 positions for ﬁlter diameter 25 mm\n423730-9080-000\nFilter slider A, 14x40 mm, \n2 positions for ﬁlter diameter 25 mm\n428307-9000-000\nPolarizer slider A, 6x30 mm, \n90° rotatable\n427710-9000-000\nUpper stand part Axioscope 7, \nHAL 100 / HBO, 6x HD, DIC, M27\nBinocular Ergophototube \n15°/23 (50:50), vertically \nadjustable and extendable, \nupright image \n425520-9050-000\nBinocular Ergophototube 20°/23 MAT \n(100:0/0:100), upright image variable, \ncontinuous vertical adjustment 44 mm\n425514-0000-000\n(not usable with: Multidiscussion equipment \nor Intermediate plate for analyzer slider 12x46\n425313-9020-000)\nBinocular Ergophototube 20°/23 \n(100:0/0:100), reversed image variable, \ncontinuous vertical adjustment 44 mm\n425512-0000-000\nBinocular phototube Pol \n20°/23 (100:0/0:100), \nupright image\n425520-9100-000\nEyepiece PL 10x/23, \nGW, focusable, Pol \nwith crossline graticule\n444038-9000-000\nQuartz depolarizer \nwith tube lens\n428106-9000-000\n(in combination with \nintermediate plate)\nLower stand part Axioscope 5\nFilter diameter 36 mm \n(by choice see price list)\nFilter slider D, 14x40 mm, \n2 positions for ﬁlter diameter 36 mm\n423910-9000-000\nMicroscope stand Axioscope 5\nOptions include:\n430035-9091-000  RL, LED/HAL\n430035-9121-000  TL&amp;RL, LED/HAL\n430035-9261-000  TL POL, LED/HAL\n430035-9291-000  TL&amp;RL POL, LED/HAL\nMicroscope stand Axioscope 7\n430035-9330-000  TL&amp;RL mot. LED/HAL\nor:\nMicroscope stand Axioscope Vario\n430035-9150-000  RL, LED/HAL\nBinocular Ergophototube \n5-30°/23 (100:0/0:100), \nupright image\n425520-9040-000\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 17\n17\nSystem Overview \nLM-Set\n6\n5\n5\n6\nCircular polarizer D, ﬁxed, \nwith rotary lambda/4 plate\n453623-0000-000\nContaining:\nSlider 6x20 with lambda/4 plate\nLow-power system \nfor 2.5x/4x objectives, \nfor 0.9/1.25 BF condenser \n424225-9050-000\nColor ﬁlter carrier 3x \nfor ﬁlter d=32 mm\n428305-0000-000\nPolarizer, rotary, \nwith color ﬁlter carrier\n427707-0000-000\nPolarizer D, ﬁxed, \nremovable\n427701-0000-000\nPolarizer, ﬁxed, \nwith lambda plate, rotary\n445226-0000-000\nCircular polarizing equipment D ACR, \nwith rotary lambda/4 plate\n427703-9901-000\nContaining:\nReﬂector module lambda/4 plate, ACR\nPolarizer D, 90° rotary, \nremovable\n427706-0000-000\nHAL 100 illuminator \nwith quartz collector\n423000-9901-000\nHBO 100 illuminator \nwith lamp mount \nand collector\n423010-0000-000\nHBO 100 illuminator, \nself-adjusting with lamp mount and collector\n423011-9901-000\nPower supply unit \nfor HBO 100, 90...250 V, \n50...60 Hz, 265 VA\n432604-9902-000\nExternal Power supply \nfor HAL 100 and LED lamps\n432610-9060-000\nIlluminator HXP 120\n423013-9010-000\nShutter remote control \nfor HXP 120\n000000-0544-644\nLightguide HXP 120 with liquid ﬁll\n000000-0482-760\nIllumination adapter \nfor light sources with light guide\n423302-0000-000\nMechanical stage 75x50 L \nwith hardcoat anodized surface\n432035-9012-000\nMechanical stage 75x50 R \nwith hardcoat anodized surface\n432035-9002-000\nSpecimen holder for dual slides 76x26\n432333-9001-000\nSpecimen holder for reﬂected light\n432302-9000-000\nStage carrier D/A, \nattachable and \nvertically adjustable\n430710-9001-000\nStage carrier D/A, attachable and \nvertically adjustable, rotary \n430710-9011-000\nFurther specimen holders\n(see price list 40.04.04)\nMechanical stage 75x50/240° R \nwith hardcoat anodized surface\ncoaxial drive 160 mm\n432035-9051-000\nMechanical stage, 80x60, motorized\n432039-9200-000\nMounting frame \nfor two specimen sliders 76x26  \n432318-9000-000\nNote:  The foot plate 000000-2202-526 is required for \n              the HAL illuminator used for transmitted light.\nRotary stage, Pol, 360° with clickstop\n432035-9131-000\nAttachable object guide Pol, 28x48\n453561-9901-000\n(only for use with Axioscope 7)\nMicroscope stand \nAxioscope Vario\n430035-9150-000\nconsists of:\nFocusing gear box for Axioscope Vario, \n15 mm focus lift\nStage carrier, H=140 mm \nfor Axioscope Vario base plate \n451016-9902-000 \nUpper stand for Axioscope,\nHAL 100/HBO, 6x HD DIC M27\nDust protection set L\n434304-0000-000 \nStages with drive legth &lt; 140 mm \ncan be used\nAntiglare screen\n452163-0000-000\nAnalyzer slider D, ﬁxed 6x20\n433605-0000-000\nLambda compensator, 6x20\n473704-0000-000\nLambda/4 compensator, 6x20\n473714-0000-000\nTIC slider 6x20\n000000-1105-190\n(usable with: \nReﬂector module C-DIC/TIC ACR P&amp;C\n424941-9000-000)\nDIC slider C 6x20 for EC EPN 5x-20x/\nLD EC EPN 20x-50x/EC EP 5x-100x\n000000-1105-192\nDIC slider C 6x20 for \nEC EPN 50x-100x/LD EC EPN 100x\n000000-1105-193\nAdapter \nM 27x0.75 / \nW 0.8 H &quot;0&quot;\n000000-1095-168\nObject marker \nfor W 0.8 \nobjective thread\n000000-1105-072\nReﬁll set for object marker\n000000-0428-327\nObjectives W 0.8\nObjectives M27 \nFor transmitted light:\nPol ACR P&amp;C analyzer module \n424937-9901-000\nFor ﬂuorescence:\nFL EC ACR P&amp;C reﬂector module\n424933-0000-000\nFilter set for FL reﬂector modules\n(on request)\nOptovar modules\n(on request)\nFor reﬂected light:\nBrightﬁeld ACR P&amp;C reﬂector module\n424928-9901-000\nDarkﬁeld ACR P&amp;C reﬂector module\n424922-9901-000\nC-DIC/TIC ACR P&amp;C reﬂector module \n424941-9000-000\nDIC/Pol ACR P&amp;C reﬂector module \n424939-9000-000\nDIC/Pol red I Lambda ACR P&amp;C\nreﬂector module \n424938-0000-000\nPolarizer ACR P&amp;C reﬂector module\n424923-9901-000\nPol ACR P&amp;C reﬂector module \nfor HBO 100\n424924-9901-000\nPol P&amp;C Bertrand system module \nwith analyzer\n424941-9040-000\nDIC sliders\nStand column for Axioscope Vario, \n560 mm\nNote:  The HAL 100 illuminator used for reﬂected light\n              cannot be used with stand 430035-9061-000.\nUltra condenser \n1.2/1.4 (0.75-1.0)\n465500-0000-000\nDry darkﬁeld condenser \n0.8/0.95 (0.6/0.75)\n465505-0000-000\nCondenser 0.9/1.25 H \n424225-9001-000\nCondenser holder Z \nfor darkﬁeld \ncondenser\n445323-0000-000\nCondenser, \nachrom.-aplan. 0.9 H\n424225-9060-000\nCondenser, \nachrom.-aplan. \n0.9 H D Ph DIC\n424225-9070-000\nfor Pol stands:\nCondenser, \nachrom.-aplan. \n0.9 H Pol\n424225-9090-000\nCondenser 0.9 H Pol\n424225-9080-000\nModulator disk H, D 0.65, \nPh 1, 2, 3, PlasDIC \nfor condenser 0.9/1.25 \n424225-9010-000\nSlit-diaphragm \n2 mm for PlasDIC\n426715-9000-000\nSlit-diaphragm \n4.5 mm for PlasDIC\n426715-9010-000\nCondenser module DIC I/0.9 \nwith polarizer\n426715-9020-000\nCondenser module DIC II/0.9 \nwith polarizer\n426715-9030-000\nCondenser module DIC III/0.9 \nwith polarizer\n426715-9040-000\nCondenser carrier \nwith vertical adjustment \non both sides\n430720-9002-000\nMechanical stage 75x50 R, for reﬂected light \nwith hardcoat anodized surface (without ﬁg.)\n453527-9903-000\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 18\n18\nProduct Dimensions: Axioscope\nAxioscope 5\nAxioscope 7\nAxioscope 5 Polarization\nAxioscope Vario\nAxiocam 305 color\n240\n340\n432\n216\n485\n136\n368\n470\n537\nAxiocam 305 color\n240\n340\n216\n485\n136\n432\n368\n470\n537\nAxiocam 305 color\n240\n340\n432\n216\n485\n136\n368\n470\n537\nAxiocam 305 color\n459\n95\n138\n391\n537\n640\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 19\n19\nTechnical Speciﬁcations\nDimensions (length x width x height)\nMicroscope stand for Axioscope 5/7\napprox. 293.5 mm x 240 mm x 367.5 mm\nMicroscope stand for Axioscope Vario\napprox. 429 mm x 458.5 mm x 700 mm\nWeight\nMicroscope stand for Axioscope 5/7\n(depending on stand conﬁgurations and accessories)\napprox. 14 to 20 kg\nMicroscope stand for Axioscope Vario\napprox. 32 kg\nAmbient conditions \nShipping (in packaging):\nPermissible ambient temperature\n-40 to +70 °C\nPermissible humidity (no condensation)\nmax. 75% at 35 °C\nStorage:\nPermissible ambient temperature\n+10 to +40 °C\nPermissible humidity (no condensation)\nmax. 75% at 35 °C\nOperation:\nPermissible ambient temperature\n+10 to +40 °C\nPermissible relative humidity (no condensation)\nmax. 75% at 35 °C \nHighest permitted altitude of use\nmax. 2000 m\nAir pressure\n800 hPa to 1060 hPa\nDegree of pollution\n2\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 20\n20\nTechnical Speciﬁcations\nOperational speciﬁcations\nOperational area\nClosed rooms\nProtective class\n I\nProtection type\nIP 20\nElectrical safety\nin accordance with DIN EN 61010-1 (IEC 61010-1)\nin conjunction with CSA and UL regulations\nOvervoltage category\nII\nRFI suppression\nconforming to EN 55011 Class B\nNoise immunity\nconforming to DIN EN 61326/A1\nMains voltage for the Axioscope 5/7 with internal power supply unit\n100 to 240 V\nMains voltage for the Axioscope Vario with external power supply unit\n100 to 240 V\nMains frequency\n50/60 Hz\nPower consumption of the Axioscope 5 with internal power supply unit\n60 VA\nPower consumption of the Axioscope 7 with internal power supply unit\n100 VA\nPower consumption of the Axioscope Vario with external  \npower supply unit\n30 VA\nHBO 100 W power supply unit\nRange of application\nindoor\nProtection class\nI\nProtection type\nIP 20\nMains voltage\n100 VAC ... 240 VAC\nNo voltage adjustment required\nMains frequency\n50 ... 60 Hz \nPower consumption with HBO 103 in operation\n155 VA\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 21\n21\nTechnical Speciﬁcations\nFuses in accordance with IEC 127\nAxioscope 5/7 microscope stand for LED illumination in transmitted light:\n2 T 3.15 A/H, 5x20 mm\nAxioscope 5/7 microscope stand for HAL 50 illumination in transmitted light:\n2 T 3.15 A/H, 5x20 mm\nHBO 100 W power supply unit\nT 2.0 A/H, 5x20 mm\n12 V DC 100 W external power supply unit\n2 T 5.0 A/H, 5x20 m\nLight sources\nLED illumination transmitted light/reﬂected light\nPower consumption\nmax. 10 W\nAdjustment of light source\ncontinuous approx. 10 to 800 mA \nHalogen lamp\n12 V/50 W\nAdjustment of light source\ninﬁnitely variable from approx. 3 to 12 V\nHalogen lamp\n12 V/100 W\nAdjustment of light source\ninﬁnitely variable from approx. 3 to 12 V\nMercury vapor short arc lamp\nHBO 103 W/2\nPower consumption for HBO 103 W/2\n100 W\nAxioscope 5/7/Vario\nStand with manual/motorized stage focusing\nCoarse drive\napprox. 4 mm/rotation\nFine drive\napprox. 0.4 mm/rotation; approx. 4 μm scale intervals\nLifting range\napprox. 25 mm\nHeight stop\nmechanically variable\nCondenser 0.9/1.25 H with optional modulator disk\nfor brightﬁeld, darkﬁeld and phase contrast 1, 2, 3 or PlasDIC \nManual objective change\nvia nosepiece, 6x H, M27 encoded\nManual reﬂector module change\nvia reﬂector slider 2x encoded, reﬂector turret 4x encoded or 6x encoded\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 22\n&gt;&gt; www.zeiss.com/microservice\nBecause the ZEISS microscope system is one of your most important tools, we make sure it is always ready  \nto perform. What’s more, we’ll see to it that you are employing all the options that get the best from your \nmicroscope. You can choose from a range of service products, each delivered by highly qualiﬁed ZEISS  \nspecialists who will support you long beyond the purchase of your system. Our aim is to enable you to  \nexperience those special moments that inspire your work.\nRepair. Maintain. Optimize. \nAttain maximum uptime with your microscope. A ZEISS Protect Service Agreement lets you budget for  \noperating costs, all the while reducing costly downtime and achieving the best results through the improved \nperformance of your system. Choose from service agreements designed to give you a range of options and \ncontrol levels. We’ll work with you to select the service program that addresses your system needs and  \nusage requirements, in line with your organization’s standard practices.\nOur service on-demand also brings you distinct advantages. ZEISS service staff will analyze issues at hand \nand resolve them – whether using remote maintenance software or working on site. \nEnhance Your Microscope System. \nYour ZEISS microscope system is designed for a variety of updates: open interfaces allow you to maintain  \na high technological level at all times. As a result you’ll work more efﬁciently now, while extending the  \nproductive lifetime of your microscope as new update possibilities come on stream.\nProﬁt from the optimized performance of your microscope \nsystem with services from ZEISS – now and for years to come.\nCount on Service in the True Sense of the Word\n22\n›   In Brief\n›   The Advantages\n›   The Applications\n›   The System\n›   Technology and Details\n›   Service\n\n\nPage 23\nNot for therapeutic, treatment or medical diagnostic evidence. Not all products are available in every country. Contact your local ZEISS representative for more information.\nEN_42_011_255 | CZ 04-2018 | Design, scope of delivery, and technical progress subject to change without notice. | © Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH\nCarl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH \n07745 Jena, Germany \nmicroscopy@zeiss.com  \nwww.zeiss.com/axioscopemat\n$OOLHG\u0003+LJK\u00037HFK\u00033URGXFWV\u000f\u0003,QF\u0011\n\u0014\u0019\u0015\u0013\u001a\u0003&amp;DUPHQLWD\u00035RDG\n&amp;HUULWRV\u000f\u0003&amp;$\u0003\u001c\u0013\u001a\u0013\u0016\n\u000b\u001b\u0013\u0013\f\u0003\u0019\u001a\u0018\u0010\u0014\u0014\u0014\u001b\nZZZ\u0011DOOLHGKLJKWHFK\u0011FRP\n</pre></details>",
  "summary": "Axioscope Brochure EmailOpen original PDFFull searchable text · 23 pagesRefer to the original PDF for tables, figures and page layout.Page 1 ZEISS Axioscope Your Microscope for Research and Routine in the Materials Lab Product Information Version 1.0 Page 2 2 The Axioscope upright light microscope was designed speciﬁcally to meet the most common optical imaging requirements of materials laboratories. Coded and automation features make it particularly well suited to routine tasks that place high…",
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