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The substage 'ST-13' is purposed for use with simple biological
microscopes. It serves to move a specimen along two orthogonal axles.The substage scales allow to determine position with 0.1mm accuracy that makes easy to find marked places again.The...
The substage 'ST-13' is purposed for use with simple biological
microscopes. It serves to move a specimen along two orthogonal axles.
The substage scales allow to determine position with 0.1mm accuracy that makes easy to find marked places again.
The
substage has a base with alignment pins to mount it onto a microscope
stage. There are also mechanisms for a specimen moving.
Lengthwise movement is accomplished by means of a screw that moves the specimen holding arms (static one and spring-loaded one).
Lateral movement is accomplished by means of a rack-and-pinion mechanism. It is possible to use standard slides (30x75mm).
Actually, this is just a version of much more common ST-12 substage, but this is made for left-handed people.
The item is usable, but has three issues: missing screw in one of coordinate knobs (easy to repair), bent axis of other coordinate knob (does not affect anything), missing securing screw (can be replaced).