ZEISS MPM800 Microspectrophotometer Axiotron

( Brand: Zeiss ), ( Model: MPM800 ), ( Country/region Of Manufacture: Germany ), ( Bundle Listing: Yes )

Review ZEISS Microspectrophotometer Axiotron

No warranty is expressed or supplied. It functions very well and the optics are amazing. This may be the best example of a Zeiss MPM800 microspectrophotometer in world.

Dimensions are 43 x 37 33 and approximately 350 lbs with crate. I have just disassembled the instrument and marked all connections before crating everything. The spectrometer is integrated with a Zeiss axiotron microscope two monochromes and 5 flour objectives 10x, 20x, 40x dry, oil 50x.

This instrument was purchased new by the of forensic sciences in Toronto 1992 at a cost over 200,000. This instrument is used in forensic applications to obtain a UV-VI's spectrum of microscopic materials such as fibers or paint. Before disassemble, I did shoot a couple short videos on how to operate the instrument which put in crate along with manuals and software.

part #: mpm800 prices

• $200.00-$333.00

specifications labequipi:

• brand: Zeiss
• model: Mpm800
• country/region of manufacture: Germany
• bundle listing: Yes

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• in stock: Yes
• business industrial > healthcare life science lab equipment business industrial > other lab equipment
• condition: Used

Ratings:

1. A 08-16-18
2. Prompt payment, great. Thank you for your purchase! 07-30-18
3. Great communication. A pleasure to do business with. Thank you!! 08-31-18
4. , GREAT BUYER THANK YOU, 07-19-18
5. 08-15-18

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• Started: September 15, 2018, 2:05 pm
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• zipcode: 48895
• city: Williamston, Michigan

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