Motorised Movable Base Plate - Multiphoton, Confocal, Imaging, Electrophysiology & in-vivo platform @ScientificaUk
Motorised Movable Base Plate - Multiphoton, Confocal, Imaging, Electrophysiology & in-vivo platform  @ScientificaUk
Uploaded May 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ideal for Multiphoton, Confocal, Manipulator mounting & In-Vivo studies, the Motorised Movable Base Plate is a versatile and ultra stable platform to mount your manipulators, perfect when conducting Multiphoton imaging.

Find out more here: scientifica.uk.com/launches/motorised-movable-base-plate

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Perfect for multi-photon and confocal microscopy, the Motorised Movable Base Plate is ideal for imaging and electrophysiology applications when the microscope cannot be translated.

- Its low level design makes it perfect when you need easy access to your microscope, or when side mounted detectors would otherwise interfere with travel.

- To accommodate large samples and in-vivo preparations, the MMBP features a long travel of 50mm in X & Y, with a resolution of 20nm this enables precise positioning of your sample and manipulators.

-- The intuitive top plate design features either metric or ¼ 20 tapped holes. In addition a series of "T" grooves accept sliding carriages for optimum positioning of manipulators around your sample.

-- The in-vitro or in-vivo preparation is held on a post and platform system. This allows you to easily rotate it horizontally as well as define a vertical position by using repeatable mechanical stops.

It can be easily combined with upright microscopes including Olympus, Nikon, Zeiss, Leica and our Scientifica Slicescope .


If you are looking for a versatile moving platform or are undertaking Multi-Photon imaging or in-vivo studies, the MMBP is the perfect solution for your research.

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