Andor BC43 Benchtop Confocal Microscope Family

Andor now offers an extended range of benchtop microscopes, all designed with cost, performance and accessibility in mind.

The new BM42 and BC43 WF are fast, easy-to-use, compact and affordable widefield microscopes, and BC43 WF's in-field upgrade path ensures the system can grow with your research needs. BC43 CF, our original award winning benchtop solution, is a high-end confocal that captures outstanding images at the push of a button. Completing the portfolio is BC43 SR – the microscope that delivers super resolution data quicker and easier than ever before.

All models are supported by Andor's IQ / OQ quality control programme for guaranteed performance, as well as Imaris image analysis to add meaning to your images.

BM42/BC43WF	BC43CF	BC43SR
Affordable & Upgradeable Fluorescence	Fast, Easy and Compact Confocal	Small in size, super in resolution
Imaging Modes - 2	Imaging Modes - 3	Imaging Modes - 4
Brightfield & Differential Phase Contrast	Brightfield & Differential Phase Contrast	Brightfield & Differential Phase Contrast
Widefield (BM42 confocal not available)	Widefield and Confocal	Widefield, Confocal and Super Resolution

Features:

• Benchtop multimodal imaging system
• Instant confocal: Blur-free imaging
• Widefield imaging
• Differential phase contract and brightfield
• Boreali uniform illumination
• GPU-powered deconvolution

Confocal Imaging

Confocal technology provides high-contrast, blur-free images. It boost image quality of thin samples, such as monolayer cultures, and is especially suited for thick samples like small model organisms, 3D cultures and cleared tissues.

BC43 captures images at least 10x faster than point scanning confocals, boosting productivity, yet maintaining full resolution. Image deeper with higher quality than solutions that relay on computational clearing or deconvolution alone.

Until now confocal has been too expensive and complex for many. BC43 is revolutionary - a confocal at the heart of your lab at an affordable price with no expertise required !

Widefield Imaging

With such easy access to confocal why use widefield imaging ? Widefield is appropriate especially for thin samples, where it can provide greater sensitivity and higher speeds, resulting in an increase in productivity and temporal resolution. Combine with deconvolution for resolution comparable to a confocal image. Examples of suitable samples are issue sections or micro-organisms.

Transmitted Light Imaging

BC43 offers two transmitted light optionsl brightfield for samples with inherent contract like larger organisms, and Differential Phase Contrast (DPC), that can be applied for samples which deliver high and low contrast.

For further information please contact us, download the datasheet or watch the video.