Mikroscope Zeiss Inc. Axiovert 200M

Carl Zeiss Axiovert 200M inverted research microscope configured as a live-cell fluorescence and spinning disk confocal imaging system. The Axiovert 200M is a motorized inverted stand used for transmitted-light and epifluorescence imaging of cell cultures, dishes and slides from below the specimen; the stand nameplate reads Carl Zeiss Werk Goettingen, Axiovert 200M, serial 3820002807, 100-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz, 180 VA, CE marked (photo 16). The stand carries a binocular/photo tube with a pair of E-PI 10x/20 eyepieces (photo 4), a motorized nosepiece loaded with Zeiss objectives including Plan-NEOFLUAR 10x/0.3, Plan-NEOFLUAR 20x/0.4 Korr (441340-9970), EC Plan-NEOFLUAR 40x/1.3 Oil, LD Plan-NEOFLUAR 40x/0.6 Korr and an oil DIC Neofluar objective (photos 6-8), a motorized fluorescence filter turret, a condenser with NA 0.55 / WD 26 mm marking, and a HAL 100 12 V / 100 W halogen transmitted-light illuminator on the rear pillar (photos 3, 12, 15). Imaging accessories photographed with the system include a CrestOptics X-Light V2 TP spinning disk confocal unit with a Hamamatsu ORCA-Flash4.0 LT+ sCMOS camera mounted to its side port (photo 9), a Lumencor SOLA SE 5-LCR-SB solid-state light engine, serial 8086, with USB, shutter-in and 3.3 V BNC connections (photos 11-13), and an ASI MS-2000 motorized XY stage controller with joystick driving the linear-encoded scanning stage on the microscope (photos 2, 3, 10). The complete system is set up on a TMC pneumatic vibration isolation table, Sys #63-543, serial #115479, on a rolling support frame (photos 1, 17, 18). The equipment was photographed loose and disconnected during a facility move; no operational testing, hours or service history is documented, and buyers should verify the objective set, filter cubes, cabling and software licensing before purchase.