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Leica MZ125Modular high-performancestereomicroscope with 12.5:1 zoom

The visionLeading-edge technology for a new eraIn research and technology the bar has beenHigh Quality Manufacturing Componentsraised. Advances in science and industry areLeica has established sophisticated manufac-becoming more complex and present new chal-turing processes to meet stringent performancelenges. Precision optical instruments are expect-and specification criteria without compromise.ed to produce application-specific solutions toPerfection is ensured not only by our certifiedmeet these challenging needs. Leica Micro-quality-assurance systems, but also by Leica’ssystems, a leader in developing innovative tech-own exacting standards.nologies, presents the next generation of highperformance stereomicroscopes to confidentlyVersatilitypave the road into the future.Leica stereomicroscopes are built using pat-The Leica MZ125 high-performance stereo-ented antistatic materials that protect againstmicroscope offers leading-edge optical tech-electrostatic discharge (ESD). They can be usednology at an affordable price. Companies andto inspect the most sensitive components withusers throughout the world have the opportunityassured confidence and they allow true work-to experience the performance and the qualityplace flexibility and safety.of a Leica.Unprecedented ImagingComputer-controlled optical design systemswere used to develop lenses using new typesof glass with enhanced optical properties. Theselenses faithfully transmit the properties of wavelengths of light, resulting in unsurpassed resolution, image contrast and sharpness.The elegant design of the Leica MZ125personifies the principles of ergonomy.The contoured shapes and modernantistatic materials combine topromote comfort and convenienthandlingRight: Leica MZ125 with 45 inclinedbinocular tube, 1.0 plano objective,incident-light stand and focusing drive(coarse/fine)2

Multi-layerWater-lily leafcircuit board,crack(Nymphaeaalba), openings.resulting inpoor contact.Original imagescales 100:1Original imagescales 37:1and 200:1and 600:1Leica MZ125 with ErgoTube 10 – 50 , 1.0 plano objective, highperformance stand HL for transmittedlight (bright field), and focusing drive(coarse/fine)Leica Designby Ernest IgI/Christophe Apothéloz3

The opticsTop performance for successful projectsQuick and reliable information is the key to suc-mance in terms of contrast, richness of detail,cess today, particularly in the domain of preci-resolution, and color fidelity is unsurpassed andsion optical instruments. The Leica MZ125 high-extends the limits of microscopical observation.performance stereomicroscope provides theThe long working distances of 97mm, attainableuser with more information, more details – andwith the 0.63 planapochromatic objective andtherefore with more knowledge.135mm with the 0.5 planachromatic objectiveWith the Leica MZ125, both high relief and flatrespectively, create more room for working onspecimens, are observed in large fields of viewthe object. Other optical accessories, such asand then magnified continuously in one motionthe 1.6 planapochromatic objective and thefrom 8 to 100 . In its standard configuration40 eyepieces, increase the magnification up towith 1.0 plano objective and distortion-free 10 640 .eyepieces, the Leica MZ125 offers a higher magnification (100 ), a larger numerical apertureBrilliant images in every dimension(0.125) and better resolution (375 line-pairs/mm)The high numerical aperture (0.2) and the maxi-than any comparable stereomicroscope on themum resolution of 600 line-pairs / mm attainablemarket. The parfocally-matched zoom systemwith the 1.6 planapochromatic objective, ena-ensures constant image sharpness throughoutble the range of the instrument to be extended tothe entire zoom range.that of the compound microscope. The comprehensive approach to the observation ofPlanapochromatic objectivesthree-dimensional objects, from the lowest toThe 1.0 and 0.63 planapochromatic objectivesthe highest magnification, reveals previouslywere developed specifically for use with theunavailable information.Leica MZ125 stereomicroscope; their perfor-When equipped with the 1.0 planapochromatic objective and with10 eyepieces, the Leica MZ125attains a total magnification of 100 ,a numerical aperture of 0.125, and aresolution of 375 line-pairs / mm. Theworking distance of the new 0.8 plano objective is 112mm, offeringample space for tools and formanipulating the object. All objectivesare lead-free.6

The programMade-to-measure solutions for every applicationFor a stereomicroscope to provide outstandingModularity: Investment in the futureuser benefits it must quickly and easily adapt toThe complete range of Leica stereomicroscopethe current working situation and to the individ-stands and illuminators allows the Leica MZ125ual user. It is precisely this versatility thatto be equipped for any task. For example, themakes the Leica MZ125 such a fine long-term in-swing-arm stand provides room to manipulatevestment. Its high value results from the qualitybulky objects, and high-performance stands forof the parfocal optical systems and the com-transmitted light ensure that transparent objectsprehensive choice of accessories for everyare ideally illuminated.imaginable investigational task, instruction, andThe coaxial illuminator shows the surface con-documentation.trasts of flat, highly-reflecting objects such aswafers or polished metal sections. Various typesThe user as the measure of thingsof fiber-optic light enable spatial objects to beLeica offers the widest choice of binocularpresented as models. The fluorescence illumi-tubes on the market, and a unique range ofnator, combines with various filter sets (e.g.ErgoModules . The ErgoTube has a viewingGFP), to facilitate the differentiation of highlyangle continuously variable from 10 to 50 , anddetailed fluorescing structures.ensures an ideal and dynamic sitting positionfor every user. It is especially recommendedfor use with the Leica MZ125.ErgoTube and ErgoModule are registered in the United StatesPatent and Trademark Office.81 Motor focus for effortless focusingand for repetitive tasks2 Coaxial illuminator for flat, highlyreflecting surfaces, e.g. wafersand polished metal sections3 Leica IC A integrated analogvideo camera4 Fluorescence module with variousfilter combinations (e.g. GFP)for the differential observation offine fluorescing structures5 Discussion stereomicroscopefor education and training6 High-performance transmitted-lightstands for the efficient illuminationof transparent specimens.Example: Transmitted-light standfor bright- and dark field7 Rotatable polarization stagefor double-refracting materials8 Leica MPS60 photoautomat(shutterpiece with 1% spotmeasurement)

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The systemDigital technologies for professional requirementsBy introducing digital imaging, Leica has ush-Leica video systemered in a new era for image processing in pro-The Leica IC A integrated video module enablesfessional microscopy. Digital imaging shortensworkplaces to be equipped both ergonomi-work processes, saves costs, is up to date, andcally and economically, since the IC A does notoffers the facilities of printing, data transfer,require a C-mount or special adaptation. Themultimedia and Internet publishing. Leica pro-Leica IC A opens up new possibilities for imagevides stereomicroscopes, CCD cameras andanalysis in the natural sciences, for industrialimage managers from the same source, and hasquality control, and for live presentations to largedesigned the optics and the software speciallyaudiences and for digital post-processing. Itfor microscopy.is possible to record your sample or techniquefor training or documentation on a VCR.Leica digital imaging systemsLeica Microsystems offers a complete and mod-Leica photoautomatular system for professional recording, archiving,If documentation is to be on conventional filmanalyzing, and processing of electronic images.material, Leica offers advanced systems. For ex-The new Leica DC 150 (6 megapixels), Leica DCample, the Leica MPS60 uses 1% spot metering300 (7.2 megapixels), Leica DC 300F (fluorescen-and directs 100% of the light to the highly-sensi-ce, 2.9 megapixels), Leica DC 350F (fluorescence,tive measuring diode, enabling perfect photo-2.9 megapixels, black & white), and Leica DC 500graphs to be taken using short exposure times,(12 megapixels) digital imaging systems provideeven under the low-light conditions of fluores-customized, future-oriented solutions for allcence.applications in research, development, industry,biology and medicine.Leica Image Manager for professional archiving,handling and analyzing of electronic imagesThe Leica software «Image Manager» includesvarious modules for activities ranging from thestorage and post-processing of images right upto complex networking.Leica DC digital imaging system,Leica MZ125 with trinocular video-/phototube10

The detailsLeica MZ125 stereomicroscopeDesign principleSurface resistanceof antistatic materialNumerical apertureMultiple-coated, parfocal high-performance optical system with two parallelbeam paths (infinity optics) and one main objective (CMO), lead-free 1011 Ohm/square centimeter, discharge time 2 seconds from 1000V to 100V0.2 with 1.6 planapochromatic objective, 0.125 with 1.0 plano orplanapochromatic objectiveResolution375 line-pairs / mm with 1.0 plano or planapochromatic objective,600 line-pairs / mm with 1.6 planapochromatic objectiveMagnification changer12.5:1 zoom, 0.8 –10 10 engageable ratchet positions at 1, 1.25, 1.6, 2, 2.5, 3.2, 4, 5, 6.4, 8Magnifications8 to 100 (with 1.0 objective and 10 eyepieces)Total magnification4 to 640 Field diameter0.4mm to 52.5mmWorking distances60mm (1.0 plano), 135mm (0.5 plano), 97mm (0.63 planapo), 112mm (0.8 plano),55mm (1.0 planapo), 19mm (1.6 planapo), 91–990mm (achromats)Planachromatic and1.0 (plano, planapo), 0.5 (plano), 0.63 (planapo), 0.8 (plano), 1.6 (planapo),planapochromatic objectiveslead-freeWide-field eyepieces forDistortion free, 10 /21B, 16 /14B, 25 /9.5B, 40 /6Beyeglass wearersDioptric correction 5 to –5EyecupsVariable degree of eye contactBinocular tubesApochromatic ErgoTube 10 to 50 with synchronized interpupillary adjustmentVarious ErgoModules Interpupillary distance52 to 76mmStands, illuminatorsFocusing driveCoarse, fine, manual and motorized, tiltable for OEM adaptations (bonders)Length of column300mm and 500mm, side-faced profileMicroscope carrierTwo basic heights, optics carrier rotatable through 360 ,stereoscopic or vertical observationSwing-arm standESD version with 400/25m column, large stand with 550/50mm column,alternative with clamp for 20–50mm thick table topsUniversal stand450/50mm or 800/50m column, 52cm 34cm baseplate, magnetic carrier for stagesTransmitted-light standsBright field, bright and dark field, high-performance baseStagesVarious, including rotatable polarization stageIncident lampsInclined, coaxial, vertical, fibre-optic light guides, fluorescence moduleAccessoriesPhotomicrographic systemsLeica MPS30 and MPS60, fully automatic, with data backVideo, filming,Various configurations, Leica IC A integrated video module,digital imagingLeica DC digital imaging systems, Leica DC 150 digital still cameraImage Management Softwareimage managerDiscussion tubeFor training and educationDrawing tubeFor both left- and right-handed usersDouble-iris diaphragmFor increasing the depth of fieldMeasuring graticulesFor measuring lengths and for countingVertical and oblique observation 45 view by moving the optics rather than the specimenFor more detailed information,please ask for the brochure“Modular System” (M1 105-4en).12Quality comes first: Leica has established sophisticatedmanufacturing processes that meet the most stringentperformance and specification criteria, without compromise.Perfection is ensured not only by our certified qualityassurance standards but also by Leica’s own exactingrequirements.

Leica, the standard for individual solutions10 445 11110 445 30110 445 30210 445 303EyepiecesVideo/Photo10 445 924 / 10 446 22910 445 822 10 -50 Tubes10 445 619 45 Coaxialilluminator10 446 093 / 10 446 14310 446 144 / 10 446 14510 446 146 / 10 446 14710 446 159 / 10 446 234Fluorescence module10 446 180ErgoModulesTM10 446 171 30 - 120 mm10 446 123 5 -25 10 479 887DiscussionOptics carriers10 445 81910 446 15710 446 23010 472 65010 446 236Plan/Planapo10 446 370 MZ12 5AX10 445 618Objectives10 446 172Microscope carriers10 445 617Focusing drivewith column10 446 259Motorfocus for swing-arm10 446 176Motorfocus10 445 616 / 10 446 183Coarse / Fine10 445 631Incident-light10 445 387 HF10 445 363 HF / DFStands10 445 367HL Transmitted-light10 368 078Polarization

The data1.0 Plan0.5 Plan0.63 Planapo0.8 Plan1.6 Planapo112 Plan19 Planapo1.0 PlanapoEyepieceTotal magnificationField diameter (mm)Total magnificationField diameter (mm)Total magnificationField diameter (mm)Total magnificationField diameter (mm)Total magnificationField diameter (mm)Working distanceMagnification changer positionObjective10 13.110.58.26.65.34.13.32.62.11.61.316 .010.98.87.05.54.43.52.72.21.81.41.10.925 0.0400.07.45.94.83.73.02.41.91.51.20.90.70.640 12.0640.04.73.83.02.31.91.51.20.90.80.60.50.460 Plan135 Plan97 Planapo55 Planapo14

Illustrations, descriptions and technical data are not binding and may be changed without notice. Leica Microsystems Ltd CH-9435 Heerbrugg (Switzerland), 1999 Printed on chlorine-free paper with a high content of recycled fibre.Publication no. in: English M1-125-0en German M1-125-0de French M1-125-0fr Spanish M1-125-0es Printed in Switzerland – VII.2001 – RDVLeica MZ125: The dimensionsLeica Microsystems (Switzerland) LtdBusiness Unit SMMax Schmidheiny Str. 201CH - 9435 HeerbruggTelephone 41 71 726 33 33Fax 41 71 726 33 om

Leica digital imaging systems Leica Microsystems offers a complete and mod-ular system for professional recording, archiving, analyzing, and processing of electronic images. The new Leica DC 150 (6 megapixels), Leica DC 300 (7.2 megapixels), Leica DC 300F (fluorescen-ce, 2.9 megapixels), Leica DC 350F (fluorescence,

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