User manual LEICA DMI 3000 M BROCHURE

[. . . ] Leica DMI3000 M Inverted Microscope for Materials Science Exceptional Image Quality and Convenience The Leica DMI3000 M inverted, manual microscope for materials science is easy to use. The system's intuitively placed controls and ease of operation minimize the need for extensive training and save time during everyday work. The versatile Leica DMI3000 M offers a variety of configuration options that provide a perfectly tailored system for specific user needs and applications such as quality inspection and assurance, materials analysis, or research and development of new materials. [. . . ] It can be equipped optionally with two switch positions (100/0% or 50/50% light division). Side Camera Output Easily toggle between the camera output and eyepiece. Choose between 100/0% and 80/20% (camera/eyepiece). Copper-zinc rod, PLAN FLUOTAR 2. 5x, Pol Solar cell, PLAN FLUOTAR 50x, oblique illumination Solar cell, PLAN FLUOTAR 50x, DIC Experience and Innovation ­ The Art of Creating Brilliant Images The Optical Pioneers For over one hundred years, Leica microscope users have associated Leica products with the highest optical performance. The Leica HC (Harmonic Component) optical system objectives feature the highest numerical aperture available today, which sets completely new standards in high-resolution imaging. In the field of advanced materials microscopy, the reproduction accuracy and contrast of the Leica BD objectives (having Brightfield/Darkfield capabilities) set new limits in modern optical technology. The Optical System Maximum transmission, homogeneity, and optimum correction are hallmarks of Leica's entirely new optical system. The Leica DMI3000 M exceeds the standards for accuracy and color fidelity in reproducing material samples. The Optical Innovation Leica's innovative HC optics are ideal for microscopic viewing that requires a large amount of working distance between the sample and the objective, while achieving high resolution. Leica's HC optics feature a high numerical aperture and create plenty of space on the microscope's stage, while providing highcontrast, sharp, and detailed images of material samples. The user benefits from a high degree of image sharpness for all contrast methods in image analysis. The Optical Specialist The Leica DMI3000 M offers an especially useful feature for materials examination ­ the stand's built-in oblique illumination is ideal for difficult-to-evaluate samples, which enables the researcher to literally see the sample in a new light. Practical, Single-handed Operation The stage drive and focus knob are located very close to each other, which allows the stage and focus to be conveniently adjusted with one hand. Moreover, the flat design of the right focus knob prevents contact with the stage drive. Comprehensive line of objectives ­ from the HI PLAN (Plan Achromat) to the PLAN APO Leica DMI3000 M ­ As Individual as Your Application Versatility: A Standard Feature Whether analyzing polished metal samples in incident light or examining powder in transmitted light, the Leica DMI3000 M's new incident light axis allows the researcher to work in brightfield, darkfield, DIC modes or with quantitative polarization. For difficult-to-evaluate samples, a simple press of a button activates the integrated oblique illumination and switches over to transmitted light. Transmitted light, brightfield, darkfield, DIC, polarization, and phase contrast modes provide excellent imaging results and ease of use. Comfortable Work The Leica DMI3000 M comes equipped with an ergonomic tube with continuously adjustable viewing angles that adapt to an individual's body height and posture, which provides comfort to the microscope user. Convenient Outlook The viewing channel (a notch conveniently located between the eyepieces) allows an unobstructed view of the sample at all times, which increases efficiency. A Comprehensive Range of Stages Since every material sample is different in both surface composition and dimension, a comprehensive range of microscope stages are available for the Leica DMI3000 M. [. . . ] This enables the user to switch between microscopic and visual observation of the sample at any time without having to adjust the tube. 5x Objective Nosepiece Easy accessibility and accurate operation are the highlights of Leica's 5x objective nosepiece. Leica DMI 3000 M Stand Focus Objective nosepiece Stages Manual stages Power supply In the stand LEICA and the Leica Logo are registered trademarks of Leica IR GmbH. Copyright Leica Microsystems GmbH · Ernst-Leitz-Strasse 17­37 · 35578 Wetzlar · Germany 2007 · Tel. (0 64 41) 29-0 · Fax (0 64 41) 29-25 99 © Manual Coarse and fine adjustment 5x M32 Manual operation Fixed stages ­ Optionally with/without attachable mechanical stage ­ More than 20 different inserts available ­ Scratch-resistant ceramic coating 3-plate cross-stage ­ More than 20 different inserts available ­ Scratch-resistant ceramic coating Brightfield (BF) Darkfield (DF) Differential Interference Contrast (DIC) Polarization Contrast (POL) Fluorescence (Fluo) Oblique Light (can be combined with BF or DIC) 12 V/100 W halogen lamp Adjustable field diaphragm Adjustable aperture diaphragm 3-step oblique light Brightfield (BF) Darkfield (DF) Differential Interference Contrast (DIC) Polarization Contrast (POL) Phase Contrast (PH) 12 V/100 W halogen lamp Manually adjustable field diaphragm Filter magazine for 2 filters, manual operation Manual lock Condenser disk that holds up to 7 optical elements, such as DIC prisms, DF stop, phase rings Integrated aperture diaphragm Incident light Contrast methods Illumination Transmitted light Contrast methods Transmitted light arm Condensers www. leica-microsystems. com Order numbers of the issues in: German 914 628 · English 914 629 · French 914 630 · Italian 914 632 · Spanish 914 631 · Item No. [. . . ]