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Inverted Motorised Movable Top Plate
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The Inverted Movable Top Plate is perfect for mounting equipment around your inverted microscope.
It is ideal for use with confocal, multiphoton and large imaging systems. When you are not able to move the microscope (for example when using aligned lasers) but wish to move the sample and manipulators as one relative to the microscope this is an ideal platform. Now you can search outside the objective field of view whilst maintaining a patch.
As you would expect, it is compatible with all the major microscope manufacturers due to height adjustable legs. Including the Olympus IX71 & Nikon Eclipse Ti (shown here). The novel slotted inserts allows the platform can be positioned anywhere on a threaded anitvibration table.
It has 25 mm of travel in the X & Y axes, with 20nm resolution and is ultra stable. Thanks to large cross roller bearings, travel is consistently smooth
The top plate design features either M6 or ΒΌ-20 threaded holes together with "T" grooves that give the mounting carriages maximum versatility. This allows optimum positioning of manipulators or devices around your sample.
There is a choice of either one of our intuitive control cubes, a flat pad or joystick to position your sample and manipulators relative to the microscope.
Our free Linlab control software is included with all motorised equipment. This enables you to store and recall unlimited points of interest, perform micro-adjustments and customise the system to suit the way you work.
There is also a manual version (the IMTP) when manual controls are preferred
The Inverted fixed platform is ideal when you prefer to move your inverted microscope relative to the sample and manipulators. By using a translation stage such as the Scientifica Universal Motorised Stage (UMS) you are free to move up to 50mm in the X & Y axes.
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If you want to talk to one of us regarding our Inverted Platforms, UMS or how we can help build a rig for your research please get in touch.
