Teaching microscope OCM 167

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Overview
OCM 167 is an inverted microscope designed for cell culture and routine laboratory observation. Fitted with a trinocular tube and LED transmitted illumination, it supports camera integration for live imaging and documentation.

Product families

• OCM series (Inverted microscopes): Standard models for biology and cell culture with transmitted-light illumination. Typical objectives: 10x / 20x / 40x. Phase contrast available as an option.
• OCM fluorescence variants: Models equipped for fluorescence and transmitted light; compatible with fluorescence filter modules.
• OLM series (Metallurgical inverted microscopes): For materials inspection using reflected illumination; objectives typically 5x / 10x / 20x / 50x.

Model description — OCM 167

• Tubus: Trinocular (eye observation + camera port)
• Illumination (transmitted): LED
• Typical objectives: 10x / 20x / 40x
• Compatibility: camera adapters (C‑mount), filters and optional phase contrast modules depending on configuration
• Intended use: observation of cell cultures in flasks, dishes and Petri plates; documentation and routine lab work

Key features

• Trinocular head for easy camera integration and photodocumentation
• Choice of LED transmitted illumination for stable, long-life light source
• Upgradeable with phase contrast and fluorescence filter modules on compatible models
• Modular design for laboratory workflows and imaging accessories

Typical applications

• Cell culture analysis and live-cell observation
• Routine laboratory diagnostics and teaching
• Fluorescence imaging when configured with appropriate modules
• Material inspection on metallurgical variants (OLM series)

Technical specifications

• Model: OCM 167
• Tubus: Trinocular
• Illumination (transmitted): LED
• Objectives (typical): 10x / 20x / 40x
• Options: phase contrast module (optional), fluorescence filter modules (on fluorescence variants)
• Camera compatibility: Trinocular head with C‑mount adapters available
• Recommended environments: cell culture labs, diagnostic labs, research and teaching