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Contact
Description

Clve Wells (Director of EM Facility)
Medical Collee of Wisconsin
Microbiology & Molecular Genetics
Milwaukee, WI, 53151
US

Email: cwells@mcw.edu


Posted: 5/17/10
Ref#: 8388728
Chiller Unit

I have an old but fuly functioning Akrit air cooled water chiller that needs a new home. Its free to anyone who wants it and can take it away. It will easily fit into a small pickup (42H x 28W x 26D). Call me if you are interested, it must go soon, either to a new home or the recycling center.

Marjel Whitmore Senior Administrator
Creighton Medical Laboratory
601 N 30th Street
Omaha, Nebraska, 68131
USA

Email: marjelwhitmore@creighton.edu


Posted: 7/1/2010
Ref#: 8388729
JOEL 1011 Electron Microscope

Hamumatsu ORCA Digital Camera
Installed March 2005
Light usage
Maintenance up to date
Excellent condition
Call for pictures and more specs.

Dr. Gary B. Carr
Pacific Endodontic Research Foundation
6235 Lusk Blvd
San Diego, CA, 92121
USA

Email: gary@perfendo.com


Posted: 7/13/2010
Ref#: 8388730
Philps 201electron microscope

I am looking to purchase a Philips 201 electron microscope. Even the electronic box and HT tank would be welcome.

Michael Hong
Oasis Scientific Inc
P O Box 25574
Greenville, SC, 29616
USA

Email: michael.hong@oasisscientific.com
WWW: http://www.oasisscientific.com/digital-microscopes

Posted: 7-29-2010
Ref#: 8388731
Vitiny PRO-10 Portable Digital Microscope Camera

Opened box item with discount. Very useful pocket microscope. Can take picutures and video. Please send an email if interested.

Michael Hong

Erin Curry


San Diego, CA, 92121
USA

Email: ressci1@gmail.com


Posted: 7/29/10
Ref#: 8388732
Zeiss Axio Observer Z1

We have a Zeiss Observer Z1 system available - it is as 2008 system

It comes with computer loaded with AxioVision 4 software, two high resolution firewire cameras, the Zeiss AxioCam MRc, a 2/3 CCD sensor camera with 6.45 micron pixels, and the AxioCam MRm, similar to the MRc but for low light applications, ie fluorescence.

Also has motorized 6-position objective nosepiece, motorized focus control, the AX10 base, trinocular head, TFT touchscreen display, motorized scanning stage, 75 watt xenon arc lamp and power supply

Eyepieces: two Zeiss W-PI 10x/23
3 Objectives:
Zeiss EC-Plan NeoFluar, 10x/0.30 Ph1, inf./-
Zeiss LD-Plan NeoFluar, 20x/0.30 Ph2 Korr, inf./0-1.5 (w/corr. collar)
Zeiss LD-Plan NeoFluar, 40x/0.60 Ph2 Korr, inf./0-1.5 (w/corr. collar)
Six position motorized filter wheel including 4 filter cubes:
BP 640/30, FT660, BP 690/50(filter set 50)
BP 545/25, FT 570, BP 605/70 (filter set 43)
BP 450-490, FT 510, BP 515-565 (filter set 10)
G365, FT 395, BP 445/50 (filter set 49)

Please contact me at ressci1@gmail.com or 510-344-6633 for more info and photos.

Grace Ann Bello
PPG Industries
400 Guys Run Road
Cheswick, PA, 15024
USA

Email: bello@ppg.com


Posted: August 25, 2010
Ref#: 8388733
JEOL JSM-35CF

JEOL JSM-35CF which includes a homomorphic processor type 11 and two EDX detectors. The EDX detectors are a Tracor Xray detector model TX-1743-6670HM and a Thermo model 6603EF-3SPS.

The SEM has been upgraded with an Emispec ES Vision system.

The equipment has not been used for approximately 2 years, but it was in good working order at that time.

The instrument is free but you arrange for moving.

Robert Pope
Indiana University South Bend
1425 Northside Drive
South Bend, IN,
USA

Email:


Posted: 26 August 2010
Ref#: 8388734
JEOL 100S and ElectroScan 2020 Microscopes

Two Electron Microscopes Available for Redistribution


The Buyer needs to cover all costs of shipping the instruments to their facility. It is possible to take only one of the instruments if you do not need both. Please contact either Deb Marr (dmarr@iusb.edu) or Andy Schnabel (aschnabe@iusb.edu).

(1) Transmission Electron Microscope JEOL JEM-100S
The TEM is a JEOL 100S TEM that was under service contract until 2004 and purchased by IU-South Bend in 2005. The TEM was under vacuum until 2008. The TEM will need cleaning, all parts are included. It still uses film, so it does not have digital capture. This microscope was working in 2008, but has not been used since this time. The TEM had blown a filament, but was keeping a stable vacuum. The TEM and ESEM are hooked to a new Haskris chiller that runs both instruments.

(2) Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope (ESEM) ElectroScan Model 2020
The SEM is the last model that ElectroScan made before being bought out by Phillips, which was subsequently bought out by FEI. The ESEM was under service contract until 2005, and under vacuum until 2008. This microscope was also purchased in 2005. All parts are included. It does have digital image capture. The ESEM was keeping a stable vacuum, but the controller computer needed a new video card. Both the TEM and ESEM are hooked to a new Haskris chiller that runs both instruments.

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