PL-200 can handle larger specimen slides

Prior Scientific has enhanced the PL-200 automatic slide loader, which can now handle 3 x 2in slides for high-throughput applications involving larger specimens such as brain slices.

News from Laboratorytalk, 21 August 2009

Prior reveals microscope automation system

Prior Scientific has introduced an entry-level imaging system for life science and material science applications.

News from Laboratorytalk, 10 June 2009

Prior launches H117 Proscan motorised stages

Prior has launched a range of H117 Proscan stages specifically designed for the Nikon MA200 metallurgic microscope.

News from Laboratorytalk, 11 March 2009

Prior offers incubated scanning stage system

Prior Scientific has introduced the Proscan HTHE2 incubated scanning stage system for live cell microscopy.

News from Laboratorytalk, 27 January 2009

Prior support in Germany, Austria and Switzerland

Prior Scientific announces the establishment of its new subsidiary which has now opened offices in the Technology and Innovation Park on Jena's Beutenberg Campus.

News from Laboratorytalk, 1 April 2008

Stage is approved accessory for Carl Zeiss scopes

In close collaboration with Carl Zeiss MicroImaging, Prior Scientific now offers the H117LSM, a new inverted stage specially adapted to Axiovert 200 and AxioOberver laser scanning microscopes

News from Laboratorytalk, 27 September 2007

Most advanced microscope focusing system available

Suited to confocal microscopy, Z-stacking, and deconvolution, the NanoScanZ can be used in conjunction with Prior's range of motorised stages or mounted onto a manual stage via an adapter plate

News from Laboratorytalk, 24 October 2006

Microscope image management was never easier

The introduction of Pax-it software from Prior Scientific offers unsurpassed flexibility in image management and storage thanks to a totally user definable database system.

News from Laboratorytalk, 9 June 2006

Prior launches new metallurgical microscope.

This instrument adds a metallurgical capability to the range that already includes biological, phase contrast and polarising microscopes

News from Laboratorytalk, 6 January 2006

The highest stage performance available?

Scanning stages for confocal microscopy now fit inverted research microscopes from all of the major microscope manufacturers and are compatible with all popular micromanipulators

News from Laboratorytalk, 27 May 2005

• Do you really need a microscope?

• Joysticks programmed for convenience

• An answer to shallow focal range

• Problem staying focussed?

• Expanded capability for scanning stage

• Leica microscopes get new focus option

• Unique OEM instrument solutions

• Added flexibility from specimen holder

• Motorised stage offers increased flexibility

• High speed filter wheels and shutters

• Stepping out and taking control

• Stepper motor controller can communicate

• Determine the magnification of video 'scopes

• Digital scope can cope

• Microscopic promotion

• Microscopes attend Harvard

• Curved surfaces inspected with ease

• Affordable microscope offers versatility

• Microscope automation made simple

• New optical microscope