Our microscope line consists of transmitted brightfield illumination microscopes with higher quality objectives for optimal viewing. Several of our models include a trinocular photography port for attaching digital imaging devices for capturing microscopic photos. We understand that not every hospital or medical laboratory can afford a top brand microscope.

In the past twenty years, there have been many revolutions in light microscopy techniques made possible by improvements in optics, detector technology, and computers. When deciding which kind of microscope system to use or purchase, the first consideration is what is most important for the imaging: speed, sensitivity, resolution, multiwavelength discrimination, or cell viability. Many of these requirements are mutually exclusive, so compromises must usually be made.

The design system is also know as a parallel microscope; having the two separate channels operating parallel to each other. This design feature guarantees that the convergence of light projected towards the left and right channels from the central objective coincides with the focal point in the specimen plane. Greenough utilizes inclined twin body tubes to produce a zero effect.