The Prima Mu is intended for routine inspection and in screening clinical environments. A well-designed apochromatic optical system with a high output LED built directly into the microscope housing provides users with a compact solution. The arm system has been carefully designed to mitigate vibration and lower the system's center of gravity to provide a more stable, lighter weight solution.
A single 27-watt LED illuminates brilliantly at a carefully selected daylight color temperature, making Prima Mµ pleasing on the eye and wallet. Built into the magnichanger, the LED design makes the system compact and cool for over 50,000 hours.
An Apochromatic 3-step Galilean optical system produces aberration-free images corrected for all primary wavelengths. Proprietary MaxLite™ coatings promise the highest degree of anti-reflective and scratch resistant properties, illuminating images evenly and without artifacts. Fine focusing control is provided through a range of long working distance CMOs.
A wide selection of ProLine™ adapters enable quick adaptation of DLSR cropped sensor and full frame cameras, in addition to a series of smart phone adapters. Assistant viewer bridges for multi-user environments also augment the educational power of the microscope.
WF 10X/18mm with retractable eye guards, diopter adjustment ±5mm with diopter lock; optional: WF 12.5X/18mm
45° inclined (standard), 0-210° inclinable, straight head (optional)
0.6X, 1.0X, 1.6X
Green & Yellow
± 250 mm, power saving feature with light cut-off in park position
Floor stand, wall mount and ceiling mount
f-250 mm with fine focus (standard); Options: NuVar with focal length adjustment f-300-400 mm, f-200-400 mm; f-300 mm or f-400 mm with fine focus; f-200 mm fixed objective; objective lens protector.
27W LED / 75K lux
H-base on 4 locking castor wheels
120° carrier
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Learn more about the Prima Mµ's proper use recommendations and features.
Features and Benefits of the Mµ Premium
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Introduction Prima Mµ (Spanish)
ProLine accessories overview
Introduction Prima Mµ (English)
