OLYMPUS Biological Microscopes CX23
Focused on improving workflow for educational microscopy, the CX23 upright microscope requires minimal setup
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Focused on improving workflow for educational microscopy, the CX23 upright microscope requires minimal setup
Phone:+86-21-54286005
Built with students in mind, the CX23 microscope is not only durable but also reliable. It is easy to carry around the classroom because of these design elements:
Safety features help ensure that the eyepieces, observation tube, objectives, and stage are protected from damage while it is transported or during prolonged and repeated use.
The CX23 microscope is one of the lightest among analogous use microscopes*, weighing approximately 5.9 kg (13.01 lb). The non-slip carrying grips and v-shaped handle enable the user to comfortably and safely carry the microscope. The observation tube and eyepieces are secured to the microscope to limit damage and/or loss while it is being moved.
* As of Sep. 2019, According to Olympus research.
The CX23 microscope is designed to support comfortable observation. Easily adjust the interpupillary distance and eyepoint height to their own comfort and the left and right diopters for appropriate focus for each eye. The locking pin keeps the observation tube in place while use.
The CX23 microscope eases specimen handling and the related setting adjustments, owing to its user-oriented design features:
To protect the microscope and specimen, the CX23 is equipped with damage-proofing mechanisms:
Storing your CX23 microscope is facilitated by these practical features:
Share what you are viewing on the CX23 microscope with your classroom/audience, using a digital camera. The trinocular observation tube of the CX23 can be equipped with a digital camera for easy image capturing and recording.
The CX23 microscope can be equipped with a field stop diaphragm (CX23-FS). Enabling the user to perform and teach Köhler illumination, CX23 supports the basic training for microscopy.
Easily share and display images within your classroom using the wireless LAN-enabled EP50 digital camera. Combine this camera with our CX series student microscopes to transform your classroom into a digital one. The heads-up display enables easy viewing in a group setting. Everyone can see the observed specimen in real-time without having to take turns viewing through the oculars.
* Third-party products may not be available in some countries.
Observation Method | Brightfield | ✓ | |
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Darkfield | ✓ | ||
Illuminator | Transmitted Illuminator | LED Lamp |
✓ |
Focus | Focusing Mechanism | Stage Focus | ✓ |
Coarse Handle Stroke |
15 mm |
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Features |
Coarse adjustment limit stopper |
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Field Diaphragm | Binocular (Option: CX23-FS) | ✓ | |
Trinocular | ✓ | ||
Revolving Nosepiece | Manual | Standard (4 positions) | ✓ |
Stage | Manual | Manual Stages with Right-Hand Control |
Built-in X: 76 mm, Y: 30 mm |
Condenser | Manual | Abbe Conenser | NA 1.25/ W.D. - (4X–100X) (Built-in) |
Observation Tubes | Standard (FN20) | Binocular | ✓ |
Trinocular | ✓ | ||
Tube Inclination Angle |
30° |
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Trinocular Tube Light Path Selection (Camera : Observation) |
0%:100%, 100%:0% |
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Interpupillary Distance Adjustment |
48–75 mm |
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Dimensions (W × D × H) | Binocular: 198 (W) x 398 (D) x 386 (H) mm, Trinocular: 198 (W) x 398 (D) x 430 (H) mm | ||
Weight | Approx. 5.9 kg |