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Buyer’s Guide: How to Choose the Right Yamato Laboratory Oven
Selecting a laboratory oven is not just about temperature—it’s about consistency, safety, workflow efficiency, and long-term reliability. Yamato ovens are widely used in research, QA/QC, academic, pharmaceutical, and industrial laboratories...
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Buying a Lab Oven? These 10 Questions Could Save You Thousands
1. What temperature range does this Yamato oven support? Buyers want to confirm that the oven can safely and consistently reach the temperatures required for their application. Typical use cases...
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This Small Refrigerator Feature Can Save You Time, Money, and Headaches in the Lab
If you run HPLC, GC, or any chromatography workflow, you already know this truth: temperature stability matters. Mobile phases drift, standards degrade, retention times wander, and you lose time chasing...
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Olympus BX40 vs. Olympus BX41: What’s the Difference?
At Microscope Marketplace and Munday Scientific, we work hands-on with Olympus BX-series microscopes every day. Two models we’re frequently asked to compare are the Olympus BX40 and the Olympus BX41....
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From Basic to Powerful: The Nikon TS100 Fluorescence Transformation
If you’ve ever wished your Nikon TS100 microscope could go beyond brightfield and phase contrast, adding a fluorescence lamphouse may be exactly what you’re looking for. In a recent video,...
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Inside the Olympus IX71: The Features That Made It a Lab Workhorse
At Microscope Marketplace, we believe understanding your microscope makes you a better, more confident user—and today’s blog is all about doing exactly that. In a recent video, Chad Potts and...
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Why the SCHOTT Dual-Spot (Plus) LED Illumination is a Game Changer for Microscopes
Good microscope optics only tell half the story — the lighting makes or breaks what you see. The SCHOTT dual-spot LED illumination system transforms a standard microscope or stereoscope into...
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How to Add a Camera to Your Olympus BX Microscope — Simple DIY Upgrade
If you own an Olympus BX series microscope and want to capture images or video from your samples, adding a camera is often easier than you might think. The following...
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Why the Nikon LV-150 Is a Strong Metallurgical / Materials Microscope Option
Metallurgical and materials microscopes are designed to examine opaque, solid materials — metals, alloys, ceramics, composites, semiconductors, and more — using reflected light (epi-illumination), rather than transmitted light used for...
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Exploring the Olympus BX50 Polarizing Microscope for Geology and Earth Science
Polarizing microscopes are essential tools in geology. They allow geologists and earth scientists to identify minerals, study rock thin sections, and analyze the optical behaviors that help determine composition and...
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