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definitely not Zeiss repair work. They do not use such adhesives, especially on the older GFL reflective optics. Vapors from the solvents can degrade the reflective surface's thin film of cupper as well as the other enamel black enamel coatings used. nd other coatings.. I have the same inclined bino...

Check out this literature from Zeiss. Entitled "The Clean Microscope" by Dr. Michael Zolfell https://www.zeiss.com/content/dam/Microscopy/us/download/pdf/the-clean-microscope-carl-zeiss.pdf It covers optical glass properties, cleaning agents with explanations, and procedures. A list of suppliers and...

hey hi You ask a vague question. To get a usable answer involves more specific qualifiers. There are many types of scopes, all can "see" both substances. So the answer depends upon the discipline your focus is in, if any. An economical light microscope would allow a lay person to detect one from the...

Hey hi, There is a manual in English entitled; "Zeiss STANDARD Microscope GFL". Along with another " Operating instructions for the WL and GFLs". The multitude of components for bright field, dark field, and phase contrast work are catalogued; eye pieces, objectives Achromats, Plan achromats, Neoflu...

Have a Zeiss Standard GFL Microscope 654-63 3
looking for the cam-type screw, which fasten the slide holder to the rectangular mechanical stage Zeiss #63.

Hello hello. Microscopy enthusiast. MA in Environment Biology. Experience with scanning/transmission electron microscopy as well as light microscopy . Histology and slide prep are current hobbies. Looking forward to interacting with like-minded. Currently looking for a slide retaining screw, cam-lev...