Unknown EDMS13-158 Microscope Stage

ZEISS Examiner EDMS13-158 Manual Microscope Stage / Platform Assembly

The EDMS13-158 is a large-format manual microscope stage and mounting platform assembly removed from a ZEISS Examiner microscope system. Designed around an open central working area, the assembly provides a rigid platform with extensive mounting points for positioning experimental hardware, specimen holders, manipulators, and other microscopy accessories. Its open architecture is particularly well suited to electrophysiology and other applications requiring substantial access around the specimen.

Condition

Condition: Refurbished/Used
This product has been inspected and verified to meet manufacturer specifications.

Key Features

• Manual Positioning: Manually operated stage/platform assembly with mechanical slide and rail components; no motorized drive components are visible on the pictured unit.
• ZEISS Examiner System Component: This assembly was removed from a ZEISS Examiner microscope system.
• Large Open-Center Design: Provides substantial central clearance for specimen access and microscope optical components.
• Large Perforated Work Surface: Broad left and right mounting platforms incorporate a dense array of threaded mounting points for experimental hardware and accessories.
• Central Specimen Platform: Raised central assembly provides an additional mounting surface surrounding the optical/specimen access opening.
• Dual-Sided Support Structure: Substantial left and right support assemblies provide a rigid foundation for the platform.
• Manual Linear Adjustment Hardware: Mechanical rail/slide assemblies are visible beneath both sides of the platform for manual adjustment and positioning.
• Open Experimental Access: The configuration leaves the front and central regions largely unobstructed, providing access for manipulators, electrodes, specimen chambers, and other experimental equipment.

Applications

• Electrophysiology microscopy
• ZEISS Examiner microscope configurations
• Live specimen microscopy
• Patch-clamp and micromanipulation setups
• Experimental microscopy requiring extensive specimen access
• Custom optical and microscopy system integration

Specifications