Trinocular Inverted LED Fluorescence Microscope | B/G Filter

An inverted LED fluorescence microscope is primarily used for live cell imaging, tissue culture observation, and IVF embryology. By placing the objectives below the stage, it allows scientists to observe living cells submerged in liquid media directly inside thick petri dishes or culture flasks.

B/G stands for Blue and Green excitation filters. The Blue filter is used to excite fluorophores like FITC and GFP. The Green filter is used for TRITC and RFP imaging. This makes the microscope highly versatile for multi-channel cellular imaging.

The Blue filter (460-490nm excitation) is compatible with FITC, GFP, Cy2, and Alexa Fluor 488. The Green filter (510-550nm excitation) is compatible with TRITC, RFP, Cy3, and Texas Red. This provides excellent FITC TRITC GFP imaging with inverted fluorescence microscope.

B/G filters use visible blue and green light to excite proteins and tagged antibodies. UV filters use invisible ultraviolet light (around 330-385nm) to excite nuclear stains like DAPI and Hoechst. The L2 model has B/G, while the L4 model adds UV capabilities.

Our inverted LED fluorescence microscope trinocular with long life LED greater than 65000 hours far outlasts traditional mercury lamps (which only last 200-300 hours) and requires zero warm-up or cool-down time.

LEDs provide instant on/off capabilities, incredibly long lifespans, zero toxic mercury disposal hazards, and produce very little heat. The inverted fluorescence microscope LED long life with brightness control for sensitive specimens prevents photo-bleaching and thermal damage to live cells.

Long Working Distance (LWD) objectives provide a greater physical gap between the lens and the specimen. This is critical for inverted microscopes because it allows you to focus through the thick plastic bottoms of cell culture flasks without hitting the vessel.

Epi-illumination directs the excitation light up through the objective lens onto the specimen, causing it to fluoresce. The emitted fluorescent light then travels back down through the same objective lens to the eyepieces and camera.

Yes, absolutely. The inverted LED fluorescence microscope for live cell imaging in culture flask and petri dish is specifically engineered with LWD objectives and a high condenser clearance to accommodate standard culture vessels.

Upright microscopes view samples from above (ideal for prepared glass slides). Inverted microscopes view from below, providing the necessary working distance to observe living cells submerged in liquid inside thick petri dishes and culture flasks.

They are the standard for tissue culture labs, IVF embryology centers, cancer research facilities, molecular biology institutes, and pharmaceutical drug discovery labs.

The inverted fluorescence trinocular B/G LED price India varies based on the specific filter cubes and digital camera attachments you require. Please request a quote for competitive institutional pricing from GBS Microscopes.

Our inverted trinocular fluorescence microscope with blue 460-490nm and green 510-550nm filter set perfectly captures the standard blue excitation range, which is optimal for exciting GFP (Green Fluorescent Protein) and FITC tags.

Yes, the trinocular inverted fluorescence microscope with C-mount camera port for digital imaging allows you to easily attach high-sensitivity CMOS or CCD cameras to capture faint fluorescent emissions.

A binocular model has two eyepieces for direct human observation. A trinocular model adds a third vertical tube explicitly designed for mounting digital cameras, allowing for live video feeds and digital documentation of cell cultures.