IMMOIL-8CC immersion oil is a low viscosity, high transparency, non-solidifying microscope immersion oil. It has many advantages, such as no corrosion to optical coatings, no drying, solidification and peeling of coatings, and is easy to clean. It is suitable for oil-immersion observation of upright microscopes and has good transmittance from ultraviolet to mid-infrared bands.

Single bottle capacity: 10cc

Applicable uses: bright field, fluorescence (strong fluorescence)

Refractive index: 1.518 (23 degrees Celsius @ 546nm)

Color at room temperature: Colorless

Normal temperature state: transparent liquid

Autofluorescence: Very low

Viscosity: Low viscosity (135CST)

Odor: Very low

Drying time: ∞/Never solidify

Applicable models: upright models

Why should you choose a big brand, high quality, environmentally friendly, never-drying immersion oil?

1. Non-toxic and harmless, low odor, friendly to operators and the environment

2. Stable chemical properties, no precipitation after long-term storage, no turbidity after shaking, and no bubble accumulation

3. The refractive index is nominally true to ensure the observation effect

4. The never-drying type is easy to use and clean, and will not damage the lens coating due to peeling during cleaning after solidification

5. Low comprehensive use cost

Is the soaking oil the same as cedar oil?

Cedar oil is just one type of medium immersion oil. It is a low-purity immersion oil with many impurities. It was widely used in the early days. It has been gradually phased out due to its strong odor, low toxicity, impurities and bubbles that have a great impact on observation, and unstable refractive index and other purification process limitations. If it is not cleaned in time after use, it will solidify on the lens surface, fill the gap of the spring lens, corrode, peel off the coating, and other serious consequences, resulting in reduced observation quality of the objective lens or even scrapping.