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CONTENTS
MICROSCOPES ..................................................... 2
MICROSCOPE ACCESSORIES ............................. 8
MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET .................................. 10
INDEX................................................................... 19
MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscopes
BVH370
Standard Outfit
8554.10
Specification
Viewing Head
Monocular head, inclined at 45, ° 360° rotatable
Eyepiece
Wide field eyepiece WF10X
Objective
Achromatic 35 mm
Objective 4X, 10X, 40X (S), 100X (S, Oil)
Nosepiece
Quadruple nosepiece
Stage
With attachable Mechanical Stage,
moving range 60X30 mm
Condenser
NA1.25 Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm
and filter
Illumination
Fluorescent lamp 7W (220V or 110V)
8554.10
31002.009
BVC500
31002.009
Additional Features and Benefits
10x WF Eyepiece
Wide 19 mm eyepiece
Vented Cooling
System
Cool operation that provides safety in use
Reversed Nosepiece Greater stage working area with easy access
Easy access door
Change bulb
Coarse & Fine
focusing
Separate knob for coarse and fine focusing
Specifications
Weight
5kg
Base Material
All metal construction
Standabmessungen 125 mm x 120 mm
Size
38, 1 cm x 21, 6 cm x 16, 51
Head Type
Monocular
Eyepiece
10x Widefield
Objective Lens
4x, 10x, 40xR DIN
Nosepiece
Reversed Four Hole
Focal Adjustment
Coaxial Coarse & Fine
Light Source
20 Watt tungsten or fluor
Warranty
10 Years
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Microscopes
BVH310
8542.12
Specification
Viewing Head
Monocular head, inclined at 45°, 360° rotatable
Eyepiece
Wide field eyepiece WF10X
Objective
Achromatic 4X, 10X, 40X
Nosepiece
Triple nosepiece
Stage
Plain stage with slide clips, 120X130 mm
Condenser
Single lens with disc diaphram
Illumination
Built-in illumination, incandescent lamp 110V
or 220V/15W, brightness adjustable
8542.12
BVH355
8542.13
Specification
Viewing Head
Monocular head, inclined at 45°, 360° rotatable
Eyepiece
Wide field eyepiece WF10X
Objective
Achromatic 4X, 10X, 40X
Nosepiece
Triple nosepiece
Stage
Plain stage with slide clips, 120X130 mm
Condenser
Abbe NA1.25 with iris diaphram and filter
Illumination
Built-in illumination, incandescent lamp 110V
or 220V/15W, brightness adjustable
8542.13
8542.10
BVH340
8542.10
Specification
Viewing Head
Sliding Binocular Head, at 45°, 360° rotatable
Eyepiece
Wide field eyepiece WF10X
Objective
Achromatic 4X, 10X, 40X, 100X
Nosepiece
Quadruple nosepiece
Stage
With attachable mechanical stage
110X120 mm/60X30 mm
Condenser
Abbe NA1.25 with iris diaphram and filter
Illumination
Built-in illumination, halogen lamp 110V or
220V/6V20W, brightness adjustable
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Microscopes
System dimension (in mm)
BLP2000
Standard Outfit
Viewing head
Comfortably observing with compensation
free trinocular head inclined at 30°, suitable for
every observer with wide interpupillary range
48-75 mm
Eyepiece
Larger viewing area with extra wide field
eyepiece ew10x/22. Focus control with dioptre
adjustable
Nosepiece
Big operating space with backward quintuple
nosepiece
Stage
Rectangle double layers mechanical stage
185x142 mm, moving range 75x55 mm,
comfortable operation with low position
adjustable knobs
Objective
Perfect image with infinite plan achromatic
objective
Condenser
With swing condenser N.A.0.9/0.25,
overcoming illumination asymmetry at low
magnification observation
Field diaphragm
With aspherical condenser and kohler
illumination, providing enough, even and high
contrast illumination for various objective
observation
Illumination
External illumination, halogen lamp 12v/30w,
brightness adjustable
8554.40 (8554.41 with Trinocular head)
High transmission optical system, combined base and arm design
and wide range of accessories make it as ideal instrument for the
biology, bacteriology, histology, immunology and pharmacology.
Binocular and Trinocular Head Available for Different Requirements
• Big Operating Space With Backward Nosepiece. Easier Comparing
Test with Large Size Double Layer Mechanical Stage
• More Comfortable Operation with Low Position CA and FA Knob,
Low Stage Control and Narrow Base
8554.40
Specification
Viewing Head
Compensation free binocular head, inclined at
30°, 360° rotatable
Eyepiece
Wide field eyepiece WF10X, P16X
Objective
Achromatic objective 4X, 10X, 40X, 100X
Nosepiece
Backward quadruple nosepiece
Stage
Double layers mechanical stage
140X140 mm/75X50 mm
Condenser
NA1.25 Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm
and filter, rack & pinion adjustment
Illumination
Halogen lamp 6V/20W, brightness adjustable
8554.80
Specification
BLP4000
Optical system
Infinite optical system
Viewing head
Compensation free trinocular head,
inclined at 30°, 360° rotatable,
interpupilary distance 48-75 mm
Eyepiece
Extra wide field eyepiece WF10X/22
Nosepiece
lnverse quintuple nosepiece
Objective
Infinite plan achromation objective
Condenser
Swing condenser N.A.0.9/0.25
8554.80
Laboratory biological microscope
• With infinite optical system, kohler illumination, providing
excellent optical quality and making image perfect.
• With low and forward position coaxial focus system, focusing
knobs and brightness adjustable knob within reaching location,
stable integral structure, reasonable ergonomic design, making
operator feel more comfortable and effective.
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Microscopes
Focusing
Coaxial coarse & fine focus adjustment, fine
division 0.002 mm
Stage
Double layers mechanical stage 185x142 mm,
moving range 75x55 mm
Kohler illumination
External illumination, halogen lamp 12V 30W
Outfit
Viewing head
Compensation free trinocular head
Eyepiece
Extra wide field eyepiece ew10x/22
Objective
IInfinite plan achromatic objective 4x, 10x, 40x,
100x
Condenser
Swing condenser NA0.9/0.25
BLP1500
8553.10
With 400, 000 pixel and featuring economy, practicality and facility,
the microscope is widely used in academic, agricultural and sanitary
field. Connecting Computer by a USB Wire and Easy to Operate
Video and digital signal can be obtained at the microscope stand
and displayed on TV set and PC monitor at the same time by high
resolution chip.
BLP1150
Standard Outfit
8541.04
Specification
Viewing Head
Sliding binocular head, inclined at 45°,
360° rotatable
Eyepiece
Wide field eyepiece WF10X, P16X
Objective
Achromatic DIN objective 4X, 10X, 40X (S),
100X (S, Oil)
Nosepiece
Quadruple nosepiece
Stage
Double layers mechanical stage
140X140 mm/75X50 mm
Condenser
NA1.25 Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm
and filter
Illumination
Halogen Lamp 6V/20W, Brightness Adjustable
8553.10
Standard Outfit
8541.04
Viewing Head
Compensation free binocular head,
inclined at 30°, 360° Rotatable
Camera System
CMOS chip, USB1.0 output, 300, 000 pixel
Eyepiece
Wide field WF10X
Objective
CF High-contrast objective 4X, 10X, 40X, 100X
Nosepiece
Backward quadruple nosepiece
Stage
Double layers mechanical stage 140X140
mm/75X50 mm
Focusing
Coaxial coarse & fine focus adjustment
Condenser
NA1.25Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm and
filter, rack & pinion adjustment
Illumination
Halogen lamp 6V/20W, brightness adjustable
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Microscopes
BVC600
31002.010
31002.010
8553.11
Additional Features and Benefits
Built-in 1.3
Megapixel CMOS
Camera
Microscope & Camera in one to present
microscopic images
Digital Images
With full screen imaging - 1280 X 960 SXGA
resolution
USB 2.0 Connection Utilizes the USB 2.0 high speed connection
USB 1.1 Connection Compatible with USB 1.1
Applied VisionTM
Software for
Windows®
Record images or movies
Time-lapse sequences or movies
Still images JPG, BMP, TIFF can be emailed or
printed
Specifications
Weight
5kg
Base Material
Metal construction
Size
36, 8 cm x 21, 6 cm x 12, 7 cm
Head Type
45° angle Monocular with
built-in camera
Resolution
1280 x 960 SXGA
Frame Rate
Up to 30fps
Software
Applied VisionTM for Windows®
Eyepiece
10x Widefield
Objective Lens
4x, 10x, 40xR, 100xR DIN
Objective (Oil)
100xR (T-1903)
Nosepiece
Reversed Four Hole
Focusing
Coaxial Coarse & Fine
Condenser
BLP1600
8553.11
Standard Outfit
Viewing Head
Compensation Free Binocular Head, at 30°, 360°
Rotatable
Camera System
High resolution Chip, RCA, S-Vide, USB1.O
Output, 400, 000 pixel
Eyepiece
Wide Field WF10X
Objective
CF High-contrast Objective 4X, 10X, 40X, 100X
Nosepiece
Backward Quadruple Nosepiece
Abbe NA 1.25
Stage
Double Layers Mechanical Stage 140X140
mm/75X50 mm
Light Source
20 Watt Halogen Bulb
Focusing
Coaxial Coarse & Fine Focus Adjustment
Mechanical Stage
Low position coaxial
Condenser
Connection
Pre-attached 5’ (1.52 m) USB
USB 2.0 / 1.1
NA1.25Abbe Condenser with iris Diaphragm
and Filter, Rack & pinion Adjustment
Illumination
Halogen Lamp 6V/20W, Brightness Adjustable
Warranty
10 years for microscope 1 year for camera
BLS200
8542.30
NTB series zoom stereomicroscope supply up-right and sharp
image with high resolution, It is widely used in electronic industry,
educational demonstration and agricultural research for microobject observation, inspection and measurement.
Specifications
8542.30
Viewing Head
Binocular viewing microscope body
Eyepiece
WF10X/20
Objective
Zoom 0.7X-4.5X. Working distance 95 mm
Transmitted Light
1110V or 220V/6V20W T-H Lamp
Incident Light
110V or 220V/6V15W T-H lamp with reflector
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Microscopes
BVS320
8549.32
Inclined head with interpupillary distance 55-75 mm. One tube with
diopter adjustment ± 5 Dio. Rotated 2X - 4X zoom objectives - 10X
wide field eyepieces (WF). Total magnification 20X - 40X - Height
adjustment. Working distance 57 mm - Rack and pinion focusing.
Double side (black/white) stage with clips. Incident illumination
12V 10W. Rubber non slip feet fitted on base. Rugged cast metal
construction. Packed in protective fitted Styrofoam box with dust
cover. CE marked
Specifications
8549.32
BVS310
8549.31
Inclined head with interpupillary distance 55-75 mm. One tube with
diopter adjustment ± 5 Dio. Rotated 2X - 4X zoom objectives - 10X
wide field eyepieces (WF). Total magnification 20X - 40X - Height
adjustment. Working distance 57 mm - Rack and pinion focusing.
Double side (black/white) stage with clips. Rubber non slip feet fitted
on base. Rugged cast metal construction. Packed in protective fitted
Styrofoam box with dust cover. CE marked
Objectives
Rotated 2X - 4X zoom
Eyepiece
WF 10X
Magnification
20X, 40X
Viewing Head
Inclined head with interpupillary distance 55-75
mm. One tube with diopter adjustment ± 5 Dio.
Working distance
57 mm
Illumination
12V 10W
BVS330
8549.33
10X wide field eyepieces
(WF). Inclined head with
interpupillary distance
55-75mm. One tube with
diopter adjustment ± 5 Dio.
Rotated 2X - 4X zoom
objectives. Frosted glass
stage with clips. Height
adjustment. Rack and pinion
focusing. Built-in stop to
prevent damages
Incident. Rubber, non
slip feet and transmitted
llumination 12V 10W
CE Marked.
Specifications
Objectives
Rotated 2X - 4X zoom
Eyepiece
WF 10X
Magnification
20X, 40X
Viewing Head
Inclined head with interpupillary distance 55-75
mm.
One tube with diopter adjustment ± 5 Dio.
Working Disatnce
57 mm
8549.31
8549.33
Spezifikationen
Objectives
Rotated 2X - 4X zoom
Eyepiece
WF 10X
Magnification
20X, 40X
Viewing Head
Inclined head with interpupillary distance 55-75
mm.
One tube with diopter adjustment ± 5 Dio.
Working distance
57 mm
Illumination
12V 10W
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Microscope Accessories
BVDC200
8553.02
• With High Resolution 1280 ×1024 Definition up to 750 TV line,
Providing High Quality Image and Widely Used in Academic and
Medical Field for High Precision and Resolution Image Capturing
and Processing
• Very convenient to Use, Just Insert it into Eyepiece Tube or Top
Tube of Trinocular Head
• The Visual Field Observed from the Camera up to 90% Viewing
Field from the Eyepiece
• By USB 2.0, Getting Real-time, Non-compressing Video Data and
Image Capturing Directly
• High sensitivity Feature Suitable for Wide Range of Accessories
such as Dark Field, Phase Contrast, Epi-fluorescence and so on
1/2” CMOS
Valid Pixel
1280 x 1024
Pixel Size
5.2μm x 5.2μm
Digital Output
24-bit (color)
Frequency
10-bit
Frame Rate
1280 x 1024 8f/s
1024 x 768 14 f/s
800 x 600 16f/s
640 x 480 24f/s
320 x 240 40f/s
Exposure
8553.02
Additional Features and Benefits
PC and Mac Compatible
Ease of Connection to Most Microscopes
USB Digital-output
Superior Positioning
Specifications
Type
31002.011
Specifications
Manual/Auto exposure proces
Exposure time adjustable (1-500ms)
Weight
1, 81kg
Dimension
18cm x 19cm x 56cm
Gooseneck Length
50, 8cm
Lens
8 mm D-Mount
Illumination
3 Lux
Image Type
CMOS
White Balance
Auto
Auto
SNR
>45db
Grain Control
Dynamic Range
62db
Iris
Auto with flicker-free performance
Connecting Mode
Insert it into eyepiece tube of microscope
Directly or using standard C mount
Resolution
330 Lines
Real-Time Video
up to 30 Frames per sec.ond
Output Mode
Plug and unplug freely, power supply by USB2.0
and automatic power controlling
Output Signal
S-Video, Digital (USB)
Dimension
73x65x36 mm
Software
Arcsoft VideoImpression, PhotoStudio
Weight
0, 2 kg
Microscope Adapters 26 mm, 28 mm & 34 mm
Warranty
2 Years
Standard Outfit
HDCE-10 Digital Camera
USB2.0 Cable
HDCE-10 Driver
DN-2 Image Processing Software
Packing Box
DDFC2000
8530.01
BVDC100
31002.011
The BVDC100 features both S-Video and USB outputs for easy
connection to a PC, Macintosh, television, VCR or LCD projector. This
innovative, low-cost camera is perfect for presenting objects, images,
text, sending video email and creating video portfolios. It includes
powerful imaging software to facilitate video and still image capture
and editing. The BVDC100 is ideal for viewing microscope images.
The integrated focus knob is sized and shaped perfectly for use with
the included microscope adapters.
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Dry Dark Field Condenser N.A.0.9 compatible with:
• 8553.10 (BLP1500)
• 8554.40 (BLP2000)
• 8553.11 (BLP1600)
• 8541.04 (BLP1150)
8530.01
ODFC2000
8530.02
Oil Dark Field Condenser N.A.1.25-1.36
compatible with:
• 8553.10 (BLP1500)
• 8554.40 (BLP2000)
8530.02
• 8553.11 (BLP1600)
• 8541.04 (BLP1150)
MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscope Accessories
DDFC4000
8530.03
Dry Dark Field Condenser N.A.0.9 suitable for 8554.80 (BLP4000).
8530.04
ODFC4000
8530.04
Oil Dark Field Condenser N.A.1.25-1.36 suitable for 8554.80
(BLP4000).
8530.03
FK4000
PCKA2000
8530.09
8530.05
Turret Phase contrast Kit composed by achromatic phase contrast
objective 10x, 20x, 40x and 100x. Compatible with:
• 8553.10 (BLP1500)
• 8554.40 (BLP2000)
• 8553.11 (BLP1600)
• 8541.04 (BLP1150)
Fluorescent attachement composed by fluorescence free objective,
epi-fluorescent illumination and power supply; suitable for 8554.80
(BLP4000).
8530.09
8530.05
PCKP2000
8530.06
Turret Phase contrast Kit composed by plan phase contrast objective
10x, 20x, 40x and 100x.
Compatible with:
• 8553.10 (BLP1500)
• 8554.40 (BLP2000)
• 8553.11 (BLP1600)
• 8541.04 (BLP1150)
8530.06
BVDC300
8553.03
PCKP4000
•
8530.07
Turret Phase contrast Kit composed by infinite plan phase contrast
objective 10x, 20x, 40x and
100x; suitable for 8554.80
(BLP4000).
8530.07
FK2000
8530.08
Fluorescent attachement composed by fluorescence free objective,
epi-fluorescent illumination and power supply. Compatible with:
• 8554.40 (BLP2000)
• 8541.04 (BLP1150)
8530.08
•
High Resolution 2048 ×1536
(Definition up to 750 TV line),
provides High Quality Image
with low noise and excellent
color correction. Widely Used in
Academic and Medical Field for
High Precision and Resolution
Image Capturing and Processing
• Easy to use, placing it into
Eyepiece Tube or Top Tube of
Trinocular Head
• The Visual Field Observed from the
Camera up to 90% Viewing Field
8553.03
from the Eyepiece
• By USB 2.0, Getting Real-time,
Non-compressing Video Data and Image Capturing Directly.
Compatible with Windows 2000/XP/Vista
High sensitivity Feature Suitable for Wide Range of Accessories
such as Dark Field, Phase Contrast, Epi-fluorescence and so on
Standard Outfit
Digital Camera
USB2.0 Cable
ScopeImage Software
Eyepiece tube adapters (d. 23, 2/30 and d. 23, 2/30, 5)
Packing Box
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MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscope Slide Set
Insect, antennae moniliform, w.m.
Insect, antennae pectinate, w.m.
Insect, antennae clavate, w.m.
Insect, antennae geniculate, w.m.
Insect, antennae lamellate, w.m.
Insect, antennae plumose, w.m.
Insect, cornea, w.m.
Insect, compound eye, radial sec.
Butterfly, wing, w.m.
Insect, wing types, w.m.
Insect, spiracle and trachea, w.m.
Insect (gasshopper), ovary, c.s.
Insect, Malpighian tubules, c.s.
HOUSEFLY MUSCA DOMESTICA
8 Slides
EXTENSIVE BIOLOGY
24 Slides
7000.02
Hydra, w.m.
Paramecium, w.m.
Earthworm, c.s.
Daphnia and Cyclops in comparison, w.m.
Apis mellifera, composition, w.m.
Culex, male and female, w.m.
Frog skin, w.m.
Mammal simple squamous epithelium, sec.
Mammal compact bone, c.s.
Human cornified skin, l.s.
Human blood, smear
Bacteria from human mouth, smear
Radiolaria, w.m.
Spirogyra, w.m.
Rhizopus, mold, w.m.
Lichen, sec.
Cycas, leaf, c.s.
Ginkgo, stem, c.s.
Zea mays corn root tip, l.s.
Ranunculus, root, c.s.
Tilia, basswood, one-year stem, c.s.
Lilium, stem, c.s.
Helianthus, sunflower, leaf, c.s.
Lilium, leaf, c.s.
7000.25
Housefly, head, w.m.
Housefly, leg, w.m.
Housefly, aristate antennae, w.m.
Housefly, mouth parts, w.m.
Housefly, wing, w.m.
Housefly, haltera rudimentary under wing, w.m.
Housefly, ovipositor, w.m
Housefly, cornea
Insect, Antennae Moniliform, w.m.
INSECT ANATOMY
24 Slides
Insect, chewing mouthparts, w.m.
Insect, chewing-lapping mouthparts, w.m.
Insect, piercing-sucking mouthparts, w.m.
Insect, siphoning mouthparts, w.m.
Insect, sponging mouthparts, w.m.
Insect, walking leg, w.m.
Insect, grasping leg, w.m.
Insect, digging leg, w.m.
Insect, jumping leg, w.m.
Insect, pollen carrying leg, w.m.
Insect, antennae filiform, w.m.
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7000.05
Paramecium, w.m.
MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscope Slide Set
ARACHNIDA AND MYRIAPODA
7 Slides
7000.26
Dermatophagoides spp, w.m.
Spider, w.m.
Scolopendra, large cetipede, leg, w.m.
Scolopendra, large cetipede, t.s.
Scolopendra, head with poison glands, t.s.
Julus, t.s.
Julus, diplosegment with two pairs of legs, w.m.
PLATYHELMINTHESFLATWORMS
16 Slides
7000.29
Planaria, w.m.
Planaria, front region, c.s.
Planaria, median region, c.s.
Planaria, posterior region, c.s.
Clonorchis sinensis, w.m.
Clonorchis sinensis, c.s.
Fasciola hepatica, w.m.
Fasciola hepatica, c.s.
Fasciolopsis buski, eggs, w.m.
Fasciolopsis buski, c.s.
Schistosoma japonicum in copula, w.m.
Planaria
Taenia, proglottids, w.m.
Taenia solium, scolex, w.m.
Taenia, solium, eggs, w.m.
Taenia solium, cysticercus, sec.
Taenia solium, cysticercus, w.m.
SCHISTOSOMA
9 Slides
7000.30
Schistosoma japonicum, female, w.m.
Schistosoma japonicum, male, w.m.
Schistosoma japonicum, cercariae, w.m.
Schistosoma japonicum, miracidia, w.m.
Schistosoma japonicum, eggs, w.m.
Schistosoma japonicum, male and female in copula, w.m.
Schistosoma japonicum, primary sporocyst, sec.
Schistosoma japonicum, secondary sporocyst, sec.
Schistosoma japonicum, lesion, sec.
ANNELIDS
10 Slides
Insect, Antennae Plumose, w.m.
7000.32
Earthworm, c.s.
Earthworm, composite, c.s.
Earthworm, l.s.
Earthworm, nephridium, w.m.
Leech, w.m.
Leech, c.s.
Nereis, c.s.
Nereis, parapodium, w.m.
Tubifex, w.m.
Tubifex, c.s.
MOLLUSKS
16 Slides
Insect, Spiracle and Trachea, w.m.
7000.33
Snail, radula, w.m.
Snail, epithelium, sec.
Snail, general body stucture, t.s.
Snail, lung cavity, sec.
Snail, digestive duct, sec.
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MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscope Slide Set
Snail, digestive gland, sec.
Snail, hermaphrodite gland, sec.
Snail, tentacle, l.s.
Mussel, gills, c.s.
Mussel, glochidia, w.m.
Mussel, soft parts, c.s.
Mussel, siphonal tube, c.s.
Mussel, adductor muscle of shell, sec.
Octopus, sec.
Octopus, tentacle sucking tube, sec.
Chiton, a primitive mollusk, t.s.
Echinus, sea urchin, entire specimen, l.s.
CEPHALOCHORDATES AMPHIOXUS
9 Slides
7000.35
Amphioxus, w.m.
Amphioxus, head, c.s.
Amphioxus, pharyngeal region, c.s.
Amphioxus, gonads region, c.s.
Amphioxus, intestine region, c.s.
Amphioxus, tail region, c.s.
Amphioxus, t.s.
Amphioxus, gills region, c.s
Amphioxus, composition, c.s.
Mussel, Gills, c.s.
Mammal Large Size Vein, c.s.
CONNECTIVE TISSUE
10 Slides
7000.36
Human mucous tissue, c.s.
Mammal reticular tissue, sec.
Mammal areolar tissue, sec.
Mammal adipose tissue, sec.
Mammal elastic tissue, l.s.
Mammal collagenous tissue, sec.
Mammal tendon, l.s.
Mammal tendon, c.s.
Mammal muscle, l.s.
Mammal peritoneum, sec.
Mammal Areolar Tissue, sec.
ECHINODERMS
10 Slides
Asterias, arm, sec.
Asterias, pedicellaria, w.m.
Asterias, tube feet, c.s.
Asterias, sec.
Cucumaria, sea cucumber, bones, w.m.
Cucumaria, sea cucumber, skin, w.m.
Cucumaria, sea cucumber, digestive system, t.s.
Echinus, sea urchin, pedicellaria, w.m.
Echinus, sea urchin, of entire specimen, t.s.
12
7000.34
EPITHELIAL TISSUES
12 Slides
Mammal simple squamous epithelium, sec.
Mammal simple cuboidal epithelium, sec.
Mammal simple columnar epithelium, sec.
Mammal simple columnar ciliated epithelium, c.s.
Mammal pseudostratified columnar ciliated epithelium, sec.
Mammal glandular epithelium, sec.
Mammal transitional epithelium, sec.
Squamous ephitelium from human mouth, smear
7000.37
MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscope Slide Set
Mammal stratified squamous epithelium, sec.
Mammal mesenchyme, sec.
Mammal mesothelium, c.s.
Mammal stratified, cornified squamous epithelium, c.s.
Mammal cardiac muscle, sec.
Mammal intercalated disk, sec.
Human cardiac muscle, H&E stain, sec.
Human cardiac muscle, Mallory’s stain, sec.
Mammal heart, showing Purkinje’s fibres, sec.
Mammal skeletal muscle, l.s. and c.s.
CARTILAGE AND BONE
12 Slides
7000.38
Mammal hyaline cartilage, sec.
Mammal elastic cartilage, sec.
Mammal fibrous, cartilage, sec.
Mammal cartilage composite, sec.
Mammal spongy bone, sec.
Mammal compact bone, c.s.
Mammal compact bone, l.s.
Mammal compact bone, ground, c.s.
Mammal compact bone, ground, l.s.
Mammal developing cartilage, bone, sec.
Mammal developing membrane bone, sec.
Mammal developing bone, comparison, sec.
NERVOUS TISSUE
20 Slides
7000.41
Mammal peripheral nerve, c.s.
Mammal peripheral nerve, l.s.
Mammal neuron motor nerve cells, smear
Mammal nerve fibres, os stain
BLOOD
7 Slides
7000.39
Fish blood, smear
Frog, blood, smear
Bird, blood, smear
Human blood, smear
Mammal Smooth Muscle, l.s.
Mammal basal ganglion, sec.
Mammal sympathetic ganglion, sec.
Mammal cerebrum, sec.
Mammal cerebrum and cerebelllum, compositon, sec.
Human cerebral cortex, sec.
Mammal cerebellum, sec.
Brain medulla and pons, sec.
Human cerebellum, sec.
Mammal brain medulla, sec.
Rat entire brain, sagittal sec.
Mammal spinal cord, sec.
Mammal spinal ganglion and nerve, l.s.
Mammal optic nerve, c.s.
Mammal Pacinian corpuscles, sec.
Neural cells, w.m.
Mammal brain Pons, sec.
Mammal Reticular Tissue, sec.
Human blood, Wright’s stain, smear
Human blood, Giemsa stain, smear
Mammal bone marrow, sec.
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
MUSCLE
11 Slides
Mammal skeletal muscle, c.s.
Mammal skeletal muscle, l.s.
Mammal smooth muscle, c.s.
Mammal smooth muscle, l.s.
Mammal smooth muscle, l.s. and c.s.
10 Slides
7000.40
7000.42
Mammal capillary, w.m.
Mammal medium size artery and vein, c.s.
Mammal large size artery, c.s.
Mammal large size, vein, c.s.
Mammal artery, vein and nerve, c.s.
Mammal artery, vein, and nerve, elastic fibres, c.s.
13
MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscope Slide Set
Mammal vermiform appendix, sec.
Human vermiform appendix, sec.
Mammal rectum, sec.
Mammal gallbladder, sec.
EXCRETORY SYSTEM
7 Slides
7000.45
Mammal kidney, median, c.s.
Human kidney, sec.
Mammal kidney, sec.
Mammal kidney and adrenal gland, l.s.
Mammal urinary bladder, sec.
Mammal ureter, sec.
Mammal gland, sec.
Tongue, c.s.
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Human heart, l.s.
Mammal vena cava, sec.
Mammal aorta, sec.
Human heart, c.s.
23 Slides
LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
6 Slides
7000.43
Mammal lymph node, sec.
Mammal palatine tonsil, sec.
Mammal spleen, sec.
Human spleen, sec.
Human spleen, H&E stain, sec.
Mammal thymus, sec.
7000.46
Mammal ovary, sec.
Mammal ovary immature, sec.
Mammal ovarian follicles, sec.
Mammal secondary follicles, sec.
Mammal Corpus luteum, sec.
Mammal Fallopian tube, c.s.
Mammal uterus pregnant, sec.
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
28 Slides
Mammal tongue, c.s.
Mammal foliate papillae with taste buds, sec.
Mammal tongue filiform papillae, sec.
Mammal tongue foliate papillae, sec.
Mammal tongue, l.s.
Mammal parotid gland, sec.
Mammal submandibular gland, sec.
Mammal oesophagus epithelium, c.s.
Mammal oesophagus-stomach junction, l.s.
Mammal stomach, sec.
Mammal fundic stomach, sec.
Human stomach, sec.
Mammal pyloric stomach, sec.
Amphibian small intestine, c.s.
Mammal duodenum, sec.
Mammal jejunum, sec.
Human jejunum, sec.
Mammal ileum, sec.
Mammal colon, c.s.
Human colon, sec.
Mammal liver, sec.
Mammal liver, Mallory’s stain, sec.
Human liver. H&E stain, sec.
Mammal pancreas, sec.
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7000.44
Mammal Jejunum, sec.
Human Kidney, sec.
MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscope Slide Set
Mammal uterus, sec.
Human testis, sec.
Mammal placenta, sec.
Mammal testis and epididymis, l.s.
Mammal testis, sec.
Mammal testis, H&E stain, sec.
Mammal epididyms, sec.
Human prostate gland, sec.
Frog sperm, w.m.
Mammal sperm, w.m.
Human sperm, smear
Mammal penis, sec.
Mammal vas dererens, sec.
Human uterus, sec.
Human umbilical cord (navel string) sec.
Mammal spermatic cord (Ductus deferens), sec.
Mammal Hypophysis, sec.
FROG HISTOLOGY
19 Slides
7000.48
Frog, brain in three different regions, c.s.
Frog, blood, smear
Frog, oesophagus, c.s.
Frog, tongue, c.s.
Frog, spleen, c.s.
Frog, rectum, c.s.
Frog, lung, sec.
Frog, skin, sec.
Frog, liver, sec.
Frog, pancreas, sec.
Frog, stomach, sec.
Frog, intestine, c.s.
Frog, lung, t.s.
Frog, kidney, t.s.
Frog, testis, sec.
Frog, ovary, sec.
Frog, muscle, sec.
Frog, bone decalcified, c.s.
Frog, cartilage, sec.
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
5 Slides
7000.47
Mammal hypophysis, sec.
Mammal thyroid gland, sec.
Mammal parathyroid gland, sec.
Mammal adrenal gland, sec.
Mammal pancreas islets of Langerhans, sec.
ORGANS OF SENSE
9 Slides
7000.08
Mammal Thyroid Gland, sec.
Mammal eye, l.s.
Bird eye, l.s.
Frog eye, l.s.
Cephalopod eye, l.s.
Insect compound eye, radial, sec.
Insect cornea, w.m.
Cephalopod, skin with chromatophores, l.s.
Mammal olfactory epithelium, sec.
Mammal foliatae papillae with taste buds, sec.
GENETICS
12 Slides
Mammal Fallopian Tube, c. s.
7000.09
Human male chromosomes, smear
Human female chromosomes, smear
Ascaris, mitosis, c.s.
15
MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscope Slide Set
Onion mitosis, l.s.
Lilium, sporophyte
Lilium, meiosis, early profase, l.s.
Lilium, meiosis, late profase, l.s.
Lilium, meiosis, meiotic division, l.s.
Lilium, meiosis, second meiotic division, l.s.
Lilium, meiosis, all important stages, l.s.
Drosophila melanogaster chromosomes, w.m.
Grasshopper, chromosomes
CELLULAR ORGANELLES
6 Slides
7000.10
Mammal mitochondria, sec.
Chloroplasts, sec.
Golgi complex, sec.
Cellular nucleus, plant cells, w.m.
Cellular nucleus, animal cells, w.m.
Centrioles, w.m.
Lilium
ALGAE
24 Slides
7000.16
Chlorella, w.m.
Chara, w.m.
Cladophora, w.m.
Ulva, w.m.
Ulva, sec.
Volvox, w.m.
Chlamydomonas, w.m.
Spirogyra, w.m.
Spirogyra, scalariform conjugation, w.m.
Spirogyra, scalariform conjugation, each phase, w.m.
Zygnematales, conjugation, w.m.
Zygnematales, w.m.
Fucus, sec.
Laminaria, c.s.
Sargassum, c.s.
Bangia, w.m.
Polysiphonia, w.m.
Laver, w.m.
Vaucheria, w.m.
Nostoc, sec.
Nostoc, w.m.
Nostoc, w.m.
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Cladophora, w.m.
Oscillatoria, w.m.
Oscillatoria, sec.
Spirulina, w.m.
FUNGI AND LICHENS
25 Slides
Plasmodiophora brassicae, sec.
Rhizopus, asexual reproduction, w.m.
Rhizopus, sexual reproduction, w.m.
Rhizopus, sporangia, w.m.
Rhizopus, conjugation, w.m.
Rhizopus, combination, w.m.
Rhizopus, developing, w.m.
Aspergillus, w.m.
Penicillium, w.m.
Saccharomyces, budding cells, yeast, w.m.
Uncinula necator, w.m.
Candida albicans, w.m.
Aspergillus, conidiophores, w.m.
Aspergillus, cleistothecia
Puccinia graminis, uredia, sec.
Puccinia graminis, telia, sec.
Puccinia graminis, aecidia and pycnidia, sec.
Puccinia graminis, combination, sec.
7000.49
MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscope Slide Set
Ustilago zeae, sec.
Coprinus, mushroom anatomy, c.s.
Coprinus, mushroom anatomy, l.s.
Saprolegnia, w.m.
Lichen, w.m.
Lichen, sec.
Lichen, ascocarp, sec.
PTERIDOPHYTA
7 Slides
7000.51
Fern, sporophyte, w.m.
Fern, root, c.s.
Fern, rhizome, c.s.
Fern, sporangia, w.m.
Fern, young sporangia, c.s.
Fern, mature, sporangia, c.s.
Fern, leaf, sec.
GYMNOSPERMAE
30 Slides
7000.52
Cycas, leaf, c.s.
Cycas, root, c.s.
Cycas, stem, c.s.
Cycas, microsporophyll, c.s.
Ginkgo, leaf, c.s.
Ginkgo, root, c.s.
Ginkgo, stem, c.s.
Pine, young root, c.s.
Pine, older root, c.s.
Pine, meristematic stem, c.s.
Pine, 1-year stem, c.s.
Pine, older stem, c.s.
Pine, stem, c.s.
Pine, wood, c.s.
Pine, wood, l.s.
Pine, single-needle leaf, c.s.
Pine, two-needle leaf, c.s.
Pine, three-needle leaf, c.s.
Pine, young staminate cone, l.s.
Pine, staminate cone, l.s.
Pine, mature pollen, w.m.
Pine, wood, r.l.s
Pine, young ovulate cone, l.s.
Pine, young ovulate cone, c.s.
Pine, ovulate cone, l.s.
Pine, ovulate cone, l.s.
Pine, male cones, l.s.
Pine, archegonium, l.s.
Pine, mature embryo, l.s.
Pine, mature embryo, near median, l.s.
Allium cepa, root tip, l.s.
Lilium, root tip, l.s.
Iris, root tip, l.s.
Dracaena, root, c.s.
Ranunculus, root, c.s.
Horsebean, root tip, l.s.
Helianthus, sunflower, root, c.s.
Nerium oleander, root, c.s.
Monocot and dicot stem in comparison, c.s.
Section in a plant stem to show lenticel.s.
Zea mays, stem, c.s.
Zea mays, stem, l.s.
Lilium, stem, c.s.
Lilium, stem, l.s.
Iris, stem, c.s.
Iris, stem, l.s.
Dracaena, stem, c.s.
Elodea, l.s.
Elodea, l.s.
Tilia, one-year stem, c.s.
Tilia, two-year stem, c.s.
Tilia, three-year stem, c.s.
Tilia, older stem, c.s.
Tilia, mature, stem, l.s.
Tilia, primary and secondary xylem, c.s.
Tilia, stem combination: cross, radial, tangential, sec.
Stem tip, l.s.
Monocot Root, c.s.
ANGIOSPERMAE PART1
61 Slides
Monocot and dicot root in comparison, c.s.
Legume nodule, sec.
Old and young dicot roots in comparison, c.s.
Zea mays, corn root tip, l.s.
7000.53
Tilia, Two-Year Stem, c.s.
17
MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPE SLIDE SET
Microscope Slide Set
Sweet potato, leaf, c.s.
Winter jasmine, leaf, c.s.
Castor-oil plant, leaf, c.s.
Nerium oleander, leaf, c.s.
ANGIOSPERMAE PART2
28 Slides
Pumpkin Stem, c.s.
Papaver Flower, c.s.
Pumpkin, stem, c.s.
Pumpkin, stem, l.s.
Helianthus: sunflower young stem, c.s.
Helianthus: sunflower young stem, l.s.
Helianthus: sunflower older stem, c.s.
Helianthus: sunflower older stem, l.s.
Helianthus: sunflower young and older stem in comparison, c.s.
Ranunculus, stem, c.s.
Castor-oil plant, stem, c.s.
Nerium oleander, stem, c.s.
Monocot and dicot leaf in comparison, c.s.
Leaf epidermis, sec.
Monocot leaf epidermis, w.m.
Dicot leaf epidermis, w.m.
Monocot and dicot leaf epidermis in comparision, w.m.
Onion, bulb epidermis, w.m.
Onion, epidermis, w.m.
Lilium, epidermis, w.m.
Zea mays, corn leaf, c.s.
Lilium, leaf, c.s.
Iris, leaf, c.s.
Elodea, leaf, w.m.
Elodea, leaf, c.s.
Onion, leaf, c.s.
Wheat, leaf, c.s.
Helianthus, sunflower, leaf, c.s.
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7000.54
Lilium, flower bud, c.s.
Lilium, young flower bud, l.s.
Lilium, anther, c.s.
Lilium, pollen, w.m.
Lilium, pollen tube, w.m.
Lilium, ovary, c.s.
Cabbage, flower bud, c.s.
Cabbage, flower bud, l.s.
Potato, flower bud, c.s.
Potato, flower bud, l.s.
Ranunculus, flower bud, c.s.
Ranunculus, flower bud, l.s.
Strawberry, l.s.
Papaver, flower, c.s.
Papaver, flower bud, l.s.
Nerium oleander, flower, l.s.
Nerium oleander, flower bud, l.s.
Zea mays, corn grains, l.s.
Wheat grain, l.s.
Apple, fruit, c.s.
Cucumber, fruit, c.s.
Pear, fruit, sec.
Shepherd’s purse, embryo, l.s.
Shepherd’s purse, embryo, suspensor, l.s.
Shepherd’s purse, mature embryo, l.s.
Citrus fruit, envelop, sec.
Sesame seed, w.m.
Mulberry, c.s.
CATALOGUE GUIDE
MOUNT PREPARATION TECNIQUE
c.s.
Cross Section
l.s.
Longitudinal Section
m.l.s.
Median-Longitudinal Section
r.l.s.
Radial-Longitudinal Section
sec.
Section
sag. sec.
Sagittal Section
t.s.
Transversal Section
smear
Liquid Smear
w.m.
Whole Mount
• Upon a specific request by the customer, we are able to
produce slides which are not mentioned in our catalogue.
• Some particular slides due to the specimen characteristics,
might not be available during particular periods of the year.
NUMERICAL INDEX
CODE
31002.009
31002.010
31002.011
7000.02
7000.05
7000.08
7000.09
7000.10
7000.16
7000.25
7000.26
7000.29
7000.30
7000.32
7000.33
7000.34
7000.35
7000.36
7000.37
7000.38
7000.39
7000.40
7000.41
7000.42
7000.43
7000.44
7000.45
7000.46
7000.47
7000.48
7000.49
7000.51
7000.52
7000.53
7000.54
8530.01
8530.02
8530.03
8530.04
8530.05
8530.06
8530.07
8530.08
8530.09
8541.04
8542.10
8542.12
8542.13
8542.30
8549.31
8549.32
8549.33
8553.02
8553.03
8553.10
DESCRIPTION
PAGE
BVC500 ............................................................................................... 2
BVC600 ............................................................................................... 6
BVDC100 ............................................................................................ 8
Extensive Biology .........................................................................10
Insect Anatomy .............................................................................10
Organs of sense .............................................................................15
Genetics ...........................................................................................15
Cellular organelles .......................................................................16
Algae .................................................................................................16
Housefly (musca domestica) ....................................................10
Arachnida and myriapoda ........................................................ 11
Platyhemintehs-flatworms ....................................................... 11
Schistosoma ................................................................................... 11
Annelids ........................................................................................... 11
Mollusks ........................................................................................... 11
Echinoderms ..................................................................................12
Cephalochordates (amphioxus)..............................................12
Connective tissue .........................................................................12
Epithelial tissues ...........................................................................12
Cartilage and bone ......................................................................13
Blood .................................................................................................13
Muscle ...............................................................................................13
Nervous tissue ...............................................................................13
Circulatory system .......................................................................13
Lymphatic system ........................................................................14
Digestive system...........................................................................14
Excretory system ..........................................................................14
Reproductive system ..................................................................14
Endocrine system .........................................................................15
Frog histology ................................................................................15
Fungi and lichens .........................................................................16
Pteridophyta ..................................................................................17
Gymnospermae ............................................................................17
Angiospermae part1 ...................................................................17
Angiospermae- part2 .................................................................18
DDFC2000 ......................................................................................... 8
ODFC2000 ......................................................................................... 8
DDFC4000 ......................................................................................... 9
ODFC4000 ......................................................................................... 9
PCKA2000 .......................................................................................... 9
PCKP2000 .......................................................................................... 9
PCKP4000 .......................................................................................... 9
FK2000 ................................................................................................ 9
FK4000 ................................................................................................ 9
BLP1150............................................................................................... 5
BVH340 ............................................................................................... 3
BVH310................................................................................................ 3
BVH355 ............................................................................................... 3
BLS200 .............................................................................................. 6
BVS310 .............................................................................................. 7
BVS320 ................................................................................................ 7
BVS330 ................................................................................................ 7
BVDC200 ............................................................................................ 8
BVDC300 ............................................................................................ 9
BLP1500 .............................................................................................. 5
CODE
8553.11
8554.10
8554.40
8554.80
DESCRIPTION
PAGE
BLP1600 ............................................................................................ 6
BVH370 ............................................................................................... 2
BLP2000.............................................................................................. 4
BLP4000 ............................................................................................. 4
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
DESCRIPTION
CODE
PAGE
16
18
17
11
11
B
Blood........................................................................................... 7000.39
BLP1150 .......................................................................................8541.04
BLP1500 ...................................................................................... 8553.10
BLP1600 ...................................................................................... 8553.11
BLP2000 ..................................................................................... 8554.40
BLP4000 ..................................................................................... 8554.80
BLS200........................................................................................ 8542.30
BVC500 ...................................................................................31002.009
BVC600 ................................................................................... 31002.010
BVDC100 ................................................................................ 31002.011
BVDC200 ....................................................................................8553.02
BVDC300 ....................................................................................8553.03
BVH310 ........................................................................................ 8542.12
BVH340 .......................................................................................8542.10
BVH355 ........................................................................................ 8542.13
BVH370 ........................................................................................8554.10
BVS310 .........................................................................................8549.31
BVS320.........................................................................................8549.32
BVS330.........................................................................................8549.33
13
5
5
6
4
4
6
2
6
8
8
9
3
3
3
2
7
7
7
13
16
12
13
12
D
DDFC2000..................................................................................8530.01
DDFC4000..................................................................................8530.03
Digestive system .................................................................... 7000.44
8
9
14
E
Echinoderms ............................................................................ 7000.34
Endocrine system .................................................................. 7000.47
Epithelial tissues ..................................................................... 7000.37
Excretory system .................................................................... 7000.45
Extensive Biology .................................................................. 7000.02
12
15
12
14
10
F
FK2000 ....................................................................................... 8530.08
FK4000 ....................................................................................... 8530.09
Frog histology ......................................................................... 7000.48
Fungi and lichens ................................................................... 7000.49
20
PAGE
Genetics ..................................................................................... 7000.09
Gymnospermae ...................................................................... 7000.52
15
17
H-I-L
Housefly (musca domestica) ............................................. 7000.25
Insect Anatomy....................................................................... 7000.05
Lymphatic system .................................................................. 7000.43
9
9
15
16
10
10
14
M-N
Mollusks..................................................................................... 7000.33
Muscle ........................................................................................ 7000.40
Nervous tissue..........................................................................7000.41
11
13
13
O
ODFC2000..................................................................................8530.02
ODFC4000................................................................................. 8530.04
Organs of sense ...................................................................... 7000.08
8
9
15
P
PCKA2000 ..................................................................................8530.05
PCKP2000 .................................................................................. 8530.06
PCKP4000 ...................................................................................8530.07
Platyheminthes-flatworms ................................................ 7000.29
Pteridophyta............................................................................ 7000.51
9
9
9
11
17
R-S
Reproductive system............................................................ 7000.46
Schistosoma ............................................................................. 7000.30
C
Cartilage and bone................................................................ 7000.38
Cellular organelles ..................................................................7000.10
Cephalochordates (amphioxus) ....................................... 7000.35
Circulatory system ................................................................. 7000.42
Connective tissue................................................................... 7000.36
CODE
G
A
Algae ............................................................................................7000.16
Angiospermae- part2 ........................................................... 7000.54
Angiospermae part1............................................................. 7000.53
Annelids..................................................................................... 7000.32
Arachnida and myriapoda.................................................. 7000.26
DESCRIPTION
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Altay Ireland Ltd
Altay Scientific Romania
Unit 2, Johnston Business Park, Athlone Road
35 Alexandru Constantinescu Street
Longford, Co. Longford
Bucharest, Romania
Phone: +353 43 36 685 - Fax: +353 43 36 687
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Phone: + 40 21 225 00 60 - Fax: + 40 21 225 00 61
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Altay Scientific USA Inc.
Altay East Europe Sp. z o.o.
67 Walnut Avenue,
ul. Młynarska 7
Suite 207, Clark - New Jersey, 07066,USA
01-205 Warszawa, Poland
Phone +1 732 381 4380 -Fax +1 732 381 4381
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Phone: + 48 22 331 82 29 - Fax +48 22-331-82-30
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Altay Scientific S.p.A
Headquarters:
Via Tuscolana, 242
00046 Grottaferrata (Rome) Italy
Tel.: + 39 06 945 501 - Fax: +39 06 945 50015
info@altayscientific.com
www.altayscientific.com