euromex PB.5275 Cleaning Kit Instructions
- June 3, 2024
- euromex
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PB 5275 Cleaning Kit
Instructions
PB 5275 Cleaning Kit
how to keep the optics clean.
Dust and dirt particles have a negative affect on image quality. Keeping the
optical system of your microscope clean is essential for the best image
quality and overall lifetime of your microscope. Dust and dirt on optical
elements such as lenses, prisms and filters that are left unattended can be
become difficult – or even impossible – to remove and may cause mold
Place your objective or eyepiece on a secure location. One can use the
objective’s cap or eyepieces can be placed in the cut-outs within the storage
box. Condensers and collector lenses can remain on the microscope| To prevent
scratches on coatings and optical glass, first try to remove dirt and dust
that sticks to the optical surface with an air-blower or pressurized dry air
(oil-free and under moderate pressure version only)
Use an absorbent lens paper or cotton swap. Damp a swap or towel with a small
amount of lens cleaning fluid or cleaning mixture (Either pure iso-propanol or
a mixture of 7 parts ether and 3 parts alcohol)| Clean the lens by using the
tip of the cotton swap or lens paper*. When cleaning a large lens surface,
wipe with little pressure from the center towards the periphery in a circular
motion, do not use zig-zag motion. Discard each lens paper or cotton swap
after a single use
Wait until the cleaning fluid is evaporated, or speed up this process by using
pressurized dry ail. 6. Check with the help of a magnifying glass if the
surface is clean and place the cleaned item back on the nosepiece of the
microscope.
- Use enough lens paper so that solvents do not dissolve oils from your hands which can make their way through the paper onto the coated surface
PLEASE NOTE
That cleaning of the optical surfaces indicated in this instruction only applies to external surfaces of objectives, eyepieces, filters and condensers. Internal surfaces must always be done by your Euromex microscope distributor.