Microscope in scientific research, medical field, industrial overhaul are involved, such as clinical microscope, microbiology microscope, bright field and dark field microscopy, etc., on the stargazer, the bottom can be magnified, the application can be said to be extensive, so in the routine maintenance is also very necessary. It can be used for a wide range of applications, so the maintenance in daily life is also very necessary.
When the air is too humid, the optical lens is easy to get mouldy and foggy; the mechanical parts are easy to rust when they are damp. Normally, the microscope room should ensure the humidity below 65%, and the humid area should be equipped with dehumidifier in the room. In order to avoid the thermal expansion and contraction caused by the lens gelatinisation and detachment, it is recommended to maintain the temperature of the microscope room at 20-24℃. Dust falling into the surface of optical components not only affects the passage of light, but also generates a large smudge after amplification by the optical system, affecting observation. Dust and sand falling into the mechanical parts will also increase the wear and tear, which is also very harmful. Therefore, the microscope room should be kept clean, usually not used or used after something to cover it to avoid falling dust. In the laboratory, many drugs are corrosive, such as sulfuric acid, nitric acid, sodium hydroxide and so on, so in the process of using the microscope should be careful not to direct contact with these substances to avoid damage. Optical and mechanical systems are all precision calibrated, and should be shockproof during use and storage, and also pay attention to avoiding direct sunlight and air-conditioning blowing directly on the microscope, in order to ensure its inherent high performance. Now you know what to pay attention to, right?
