VWR VisiScope 400 Series User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
VWR
Version: 1
Issued: 16, 02, 2017
Model European Catalogue Number
IT415PH 630-2729
Microscope series 400

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Table of Contents
Warning
Safety information
Package contents
Unpacking
Intended use
Symbols and conventions
Product specications
Overview
Operation
Troubleshooting
Repair and maintenance
User replaceable accessories and spare parts
Technical service
Warranty
Compliance with local laws and regulations
Disposal
Legal Address of Manufacturer
Country of origin: ITALY
Europe
VWR International bvba
Researchpark Haasrode 2020
Geldenaaksebaan 464
B-3001 Leuven
+ 32 16 385011
http://be.vwr.com

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① Microscope body
② Condenser
③ Filter holder
④ LED illuminator
⑤ Phase contrast slide
⑥ Eyepieces
⑦ Centering telescope
⑧ Metal insert for stage
⑨ Glass insert for stage
⑩ Objectives
⑪ Power cable
⑫ Brighteld lter IF550
⑪
⑫⑩
③④
⑤
⑥
⑦⑧ ⑨
①②
Warning
This microscope is a scientic precision instrument designed to last for many years with a minimum of main-
tenance. It is built to high optical and mechanical standards and to withstand daily use.
We remind you that this manual contains important information on safety and maintenance, and that it must
therefore be made accessible to the instrument users.
We decline any responsibility deriving from incorrect instrument use that does not comply with this manual.
Safety Information
Avoiding Electrical Shock
Before plugging in the power supply, make sure that the supplying voltage of your region matches with the
operation voltage of the equipment and that the lamp switch is in off position.
Users should observe all safety regulations of the region. The equipment has acquired the CE safety label.
However, users have full responsibility to use this equipment safely.
Please follow the guidelines below, and read this manual in its entirety to ensure safe operation of the unit.
Package Contents

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Unpacking
The microscope is housed in a moulded Styrofoam container. Remove the tape from the edge of the contain-
er and lift the top half of the container. Take care to ensure that the optical items (objectives and eyepieces)
do not fall out and get damaged. Using both hands (one around the neck and one around the base), lift the
microscope from the container and put it on a stable desk.
Place the observation head onto the top of the neck and tighten the lock-screw. Insert the eyepieces into the
eye tubes.
Connect the provided power supply to the power supply input jack on the rear of the microscope.
Intended use
For research and teaching and teaching use only. Not intended for any animal or human therapeutic or
diagnostic use.
Symbols and conventions
The following chart is an illustrated glossary of the symbols that are used in this manual.
CAUTION
This symbol indicates a potential risk and alerts you to proceed with
caution
Product Specications
Head
Trinocular, 45° inclined
Eyepieces
EWF 10x/22mm, high-point.
Nosepiece
Quintuple
Objectives
IOS PLAN LWD 10xPh, 20xPh, 40xPh
Stage
Fixed stage, dimension: 250x160 mm
Focusing
Coaxial coarse and ne focusing
Condenser
LWD pre-centered, N.A. 0.30, working distance 72 mm
Illuminator
P-LED8, white 8W LED, light intensity control
Filter set
IF550 green lter

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Overview
FILTER HOLDER
PHASE
CONTRAST SLIDER
TRINOCULAR
VIEWING
TUBE
(FIXED)
DIOPTRIC
ADJUSTMENT
RING
EYEPIECE
LED
HOUSING
CONDENSER
COARSE
FOCUS KNOB
FINE FOCUS KNOB
TENSION
ADJUSTMENT
COLLAR
OBJECTIVE
STAGE
MICROSCOPE
BODY
LIGHT PATH
SELECTOR
LEVER
GLASS STAGE
INSERT

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③
Fig.2
Fig.3
Fig.4
Fig.5
Fig.1
1. Turning the coarse focusing knob ①till the
nosepiece reaches its lowest position.
► For a safe transport, the nosepiece is
placed in the lowest position and the
tension adjustment collar ②is adjusted
to the appropriate tension when the
microscope leaves the factory. (Fig.1)
2. Screw the lowest magnication objective
on to the turret from the right side, then
turn the turret clockwise. Mount the other
objectives in the same way, following the
sequence from low to high.
► Note: the objectives can also be
installed through the stage opening.
(Fig.2)
► Clean the objectives regularly. In inverted
microscopes, the objectives are very
sensitive to dust.
► To prevent dust and contamination from
entering the microscope, cover all the
unused holes with dust caps ③. (Fig.3)
► When operating, use the low magnication
objective (10X) to search and focus
the specimen, then switch to higher
magnications.
► When switching between objectives, slowly
turn the nosepiece until it clicks. The click
means that the objective is in the right
position, in the center of the light path.
①
②
Installing the objectives
The stage extension can be installed on either
side of the stage to enlarge the working sur-
face. The mechanical stage must be installed
on the side opposite the extension.
For right-handed operators, the mechanical
stage is normally installed on the right side.
1. Installing the stage extension: Screw the
bolts on to the extension, then mount the
extension from below the stage. (Fig.4)
2. Installing the mechanical stage: As for the
extension, the mechanical stage is xed
with two bolts under the stage. (Fig.5)
Installing the stage extension and
the mechanical stage (OPTIONAL)

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► Remove the lter holder, then install the
color lters you need. (Fig.11, Fig.12)
Mount the color lter at as shown in ①,
verifying that they are not tilted.
► If the color lter is tilted or otherwise
out of place ②, it may fall.
The color lters can be stacked in the
holder. This allows to install as many lters
as needed, as long as the whole thickness
is less than 11 mm.
1. When using the glass stage, make sure
that the insert is horizontal.
2. Install the stage insert in the stage
opening. (Fig.6)
Installing the color lters
Installing the stage insert
Installing the eyepieces
Insert both eyepieces into the tubes of the
optical head. (Fig.7)
Fig.6
Fig.11
Fig.12
Fig.7
Fig.8 Fig.9
Fig.10
1. Insert the condenser illumination unit into
the bracket. (Fig.8)
2. Turn the condenser illumination unit
clockwise about 90°, with the “AS” mark
of lter holder facing forwards. Align the
screw of the condenser illumination unit
and the hole of the holder, then screw
the bolt in the hole with the supplied allen
wrench. (Fig.9)
3. Insert the connector plug into the
connector jack.
4. Push the LED housing gently into the
holes of the illumination unit. (Fig.10)
Installing the condenser illumination
unit and the LED housing
①
②

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1. Turn the main switch ①to “O”(off) before
connecting the power cord. (Fig.13)
2. Insert the cable into the power socket of
the microscope. (Fig.14)
3. Plug the power cord into the mains sock-
et. Check for a safe connection.
► Please use the supplied power cord.
If lost or damaged, please refer to
qualied service.
► Connect the power cord to a grounded
(earthed) power supply only.
Before replacing the fuse, turn the main switch
to “O” (off) and unplug the power cord.
Rotate the fuse support out of the holder using
a straight screwdriver. Insert a new fuse in the
support, then rotate the support back into the
holder. (Fig.15)
► Fuse rating:
see back of the microscope.
Connecting the power cord
Replacing the fuse
Fig.13
Fig.14
Fig.15
①

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Setting the specimen
► For the best image quality, use asks,
Petri dishes and slides with a 1.2 mm
thickness.
1. Place the proper insert for your specimen
(according to the table on the right) on the
stage, and x it with the stage clip.
2. Turning the X and Y knobs, move the
specimen to the required position.
(Movement Range: 120 (width) × 78
(length) mm).
Moving the specimen
Move the specimen to the desired position
by freehand or by turning the knobs of the
mechanical stage.
► When switching objectives, take care
not to touch the adaptor plates with
the objectives, as their weight may
damage the front lens.
H793.1
Holder for Petri diameter 38mm (H793.2 needed)
H793.2
Holder for Terasaki and Petri diameter 65mm.
H793.3
Holder for slide and Petri diameter 54mm.
H793.4
Holder for 2+2 slides.
H793.6
Holder for Utermöhl-Chamber (H793.3 needed).
MSI792
Mechanical stage for IT415 series.
STAGE (OPTIONAL)
Fig.20
H793.7
Load-bearing side extension for IT415.
Turning on the LED
Connect the power, turn on the main switch ①.
(Fig.16)
Adjusting the brightness
Turn the brightness adjustment knob ②to
increase and decrease the brightness. (Fig.17)
Adjusting the tension
► The coarse focusing knob ①is pre
adjusted to a tight tension upon leav-
ing the factory.
If the nosepiece drops down by itself, or the
specimen defocuses while adjusting the ne
focus knob ③, the coarse focus knob is too
loose. Turning the tension adjustment collar ②
in clockwise direction tightens the coarse fo-
cus tension ①. Rotate in the opposite direction
to decrease the tension. (Fig.18)
INITIAL SETUP
Using the microscope
Fig.16
Fig.17
①
②
①
②
③
Fig.18

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Dioptric adjustment
1. Look into the right eyepiece with your right
eye only, and focus on the specimen.
2. Look into the left eyepiece with your left
eye only. If the image is not sharp, use the
dioptric adjustment ring ①to compensate.
(Fig.19)
► The adjustment range is ±5 diopter. The
number indicated on the adjustment
ring graduation should correspond to
the operator’s dioptric correction.
Adjusting the interpupillary distance
Observing with both eyes, hold the two
eyepiece prism assemblies. Rotate them
around their common axis until the elds of
view coincide.
► The graduation on the interpupillary
distance indicator ②, pointed by the
spot “.” on the eyepiece holder, shows
the distance between the operator’s
eyes. (Fig.20)
The range of the interpupillary distance is 48-
75mm.
Selecting the light path
Pull the light path selector lever ③sideways
using your thumb, selecting the light path you
need. (Fig.21)
VIEWING TUBE
②
Fig.19
Fig.20
Fig.21
LIGHT PATH SELECTOR
LEVER
BRIGHTNESS APPLICATION
In 20% used for binocular observation, and
80% used for video or photography
Binocular observation, television, and
micrography or video can be operated
simultaneously
Out 100% used for binocular
observation
Binocular
observation
③
①

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Fig.25
Using color lters
Selecting the appropriate color lters according
your need. (Fig.22)
You can stack a group of color lters in the lter
holder, if you ensure that they are level and
that the whole thickness is less than 11mm.
Using the aperture diaphragm
When in brighteld observation, the aperture
diaphragm controls the numerical aperture of
the illumination system. When the numerical
aperture of the objective and the aperture of
the illumination system match, the highest
resolution is achieved.
The aperture can be changed by moving the
aperture adjustment lever. ①is the image of
the aperture diaphragm, ②is the edge of the
objective).
Generally, when observing a fully chromatic
specimen, you need to set the size of the
condenser to 70-80% of the aperture of the
objective. When observing unstained samples
(e.g. bacteria), start from 70% and slowly
turn the aperture diaphragm lever clockwise.
(Fig.23)
ILLUMINATION UNIT
Phase contrast slider
Adjustable phase slider.
● The light ring is pre-centered when the
microscope leaves the factory. It should
therefore need no further adjustment. If
a recentering is needed, it can be per-
formed via the two side bolts.
● The 4X/10X light ring ①must be used
with 4X and 10X phase contrast objec-
tives, the 20x/40x light ring ②with the
20x and 40x and the opening ③is used
for bright eld. (Fig.24)
Installing the phase contrast slider
1. Insert the slider into the illumination sys-
tem, printed face up.
2. Pull the slider into the desired position, to
the click stop.
3. When in phase contrast observation, keep
the aperture diaphragm adjustment lever
on the “O” (open) position. (Fig.25)
PHASE CONTRAST
Fig.22
Fig.24
Fig.23
70-
80%
30-
20%
70-80%
30-20%
COLOR
FILTER
USE
Green Single contrast color lter used for phase
contrast microscopy
①
①
②
②
③

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Fig.26
Fig.27
Fig.28
Centering the ring
► Usually this operation is not needed.
If necessary, please proceed with the
following steps:
1. Place a specimen on the stage and focus
it.
2. Take out the eyepiece from the tube without
the dioptric adjustment, and replace it with
the centering telescope (CT). (Fig.26)
3. Check that the phase ring and the objective
correspond, and that both are steadily set
on a click stop.
4. Use the CT to focus on the light ring’s image
①and the phase contrast ring’s image ②.
If the light ring’s image is not sharp, adjust
the CT’s eyepiece until you can see a clear
image of the light ring.
5. Adjust the bolts of the two centering
holes in the phase contrast slider using a
screwdriver until the light ring center and
the phase contrast ring center coincide.
6. The 10X and the 20X phase contrast
objectives use the same ring on the phase
contrast slider. The coincidence of the light
ring center and the phase contrast center
must be veried with both objectives.
(Fig.27; Fig.28)
► If the light ring is centered incorrectly,
the contrast will be severely impaired.
► The phase ring may need recentering
during and after observation of very
thick specimens.
► The phase ring may show an apparent
misalignment if the cover glass is not
at.
①
②

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Installing the photography adapter
1. To activate the video port, pull the light
path selector lever to “In” position. (Fig.29)
2. Loosen the locking bolt ①on the trinocular
viewing tube, and take out the dust cap ②.
3. Install the photography adapter into the
trinocular port according to its instructions,
and screw down the locking bolt ①.
4. Attach the camera ring (if any) to the
adapter.
5. Attach the camera to the ring.
● Warning: for some cameras (mainly
reex) the ring is not included with the
microscope, and it should be supplied by
the user.
● For the photography of dark specimens,
obscure the eyepieces and the viewnder
with a dark cloth in order to reduce stray
light.
● The camera magnication can be
calculated as objective magnication ×
camera + lens magnication.
► When shooting with a SLR, the
mirror movement may cause camera
movement. Please lift the mirror,
use long exposure times and use an
extension cord. (Fig.30)
MICROPHOTOGRAPHY
Fig.29
Fig.30
①
Camera
Adapter
②

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Troubleshooting
Review the information in the table below to troubleshoot operating problems.
PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
I. Optical Section:
1. The illumination is open, but
the eld of view is dark.
The plug of the LED holder
is not connected to the il-
lumination set
Connect them
The brightness is too low Adjust to a proper setting
Too many colour lters have
been stacked
Minimize the number of the lters
2. The edge of the eld of view
is vignetted or the brightness is
asymmetric.
The nosepiece is not in the
correct position
Turn the nosepiece to a click stop
The color lter is partially
inserted
Insert the lter to full depth
The phase contrast slider is
not in the proper position
Move the slider to a click stop
3. Dust and stains can be seen in
the eld of view.
There are stains and dust on
the specimen
Clean the specimen
There are stains and dust on
the eyepiece
Clean the eyepiece
4. There is an apparent double
image.
The size of the aperture
diaphragm is too small
Open the aperture diaphragm
5. Poor image quality:
The image is not sharp
The contrast is not high
The details are not clear
The phase contrast is low.
The nosepiece is not in the
center of the light path
Turn the nosepiece to a click stop
The aperture diaphragm in
the view of eld is opened
too much or too little
Adjust the aperture diaphragm
The lenses (condenser,
objective, eyepieces are
culture dish) is dirty
Thoroughly clean all the optical system
In phase contrast observa-
tion, the bottom thickness
of the sample is more than
1.2mm
Use a sample holder whose bottom
thickness is less than 1.2mm
A bright eld objective is
used for phase contrast
observation
Switch to a phase contrast objective
The condenser ring is not
aligned with the objective
phase ring
Adjust the condenser ring to match the
objective phase ring
The light ring and/or the
phase contrast ring is not
centered
Adjust the bolts to center them
The objective used is not
compatible with the phase
ring
Please use a compatible objective
The phase contrast depends
on the sample position
The sample holder is not at. Move the
sample around until a compatible area
is found.

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6. One side of the image is out of
focus.
The nosepiece is not in the
center of the light path
Turn the nosepiece to a click stop
The specimen is out of place
(tilted)
Place the specimen at on the stage.
The optical performance of
the sample cover glass is
poor
Use a cover glass of better quality
II. Mechanical Section:
1.The coarse focus knob is hard
to turn.
The tension adjustment col-
lar is too tight
Loosen the tension adjustment collar
2.The focus is unstable. The tension adjustment col-
lar is too loose
Tighten the tension adjustment collar
III. Electric section
1. The LED doesn’t turn on. No power supply Check the power cord connection
2. The brightness is not enough The brightness adjustment
is low
Adjust the brightness
3. The light blinks The power cord is poorly
connected
Check the power cord
IV. Viewing tube assembly
3. The eld of view of the two
eyes is different
The interpupillar distance is
not correct
Adjust the interpupillar distance
The dioptric correction is not
right
Adjust the dioptric correction
The viewing technique is not
correct, and the operator is
straining the eyesight
When look into the objective, do not
stare at the specimen but look at the
whole eld of view. Periodically, move
the eyes away to look at a distant ob-
ject, then back into the objective
V. Microphotography and video
1. The image is unfocused Incorrect focussing Adjusting the focus system as in the
present manual
2. The edge of the image is
unfocussed
To some degree, it is inher-
ent to the nature of achro-
matic objectives
The problem can be minimized by a
correct setting of the aperture dia-
phragm
3. Bright patches appear on the
image
Stray light is entering the
microscope through the
eyepieces and through the
camera viewnder
Cover the eyepieces and the viewnd-
er with a dark cloth

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Repair and maintenance
Microscopy environment
This microscope is recommended for use in a clean, dry and shock free environment with a temperature of
0-40°C and a maximum relative humidity of 85 % (non condensing). Use a dehumidier if needed.
After using the microscope
The microscope should always be kept vertical when moving it so that no moving parts, such as the
eyepieces, fall out.
Never mishandle or impose unnecessary force on the microscope.
Never attempt to service the microscope yourself.
After use, turn down the illumination intensity control and turn the light off. Cover the microscope with included
the dust cover, and keep it in a dry and clean place.
Electrical safety precautions
Before plugging in the power supply, make sure that the supplying voltage of your region matches with the
operation voltage of the equipment and that the lamp switch is in off-position.
Users should observe all safety regulations of the region. The equipment has acquired the CE safety label.
However, users do have full responsibility to use this equipment safely.
Cleaning the optics
If the optical parts require cleaning rst use compressed air.
If that is not sufcient use a soft lint-free cloth with water and a mild detergent.
And as a nal option use the piece of cloth moistened with a 3:7 mixture of ethanol and ether.
Note: ethanol and ether are highly ammable liquids. Do not use them near a heat source, near sparks or
near electric equipment. Use these chemicals in a well ventilated room.
Remember to never wipe the surface of any optical items with your hands. Fingerprints can damage the op-
tics. Do not disassemble objectives or eyepieces in an attempt to clean them.
For the best results, use the VWR cleaning kit (see catalogue number below).
If you need to send the microscope to manufacturer for maintenance, please use the packaging if possible .

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List of accessories and spare parts
CAT. NO. DESCRIPTION
EYP780 Eyepiece EWF10x/22mm.
EYP781 Eyepiece micrometer EWF10x/22mm.
VWR005 26x76 mm micrometric slide. Range 1 mm, div. 0,01 mm.
OBJ782 Objective IOS LWD PLAN Achromatic 4x/0.10 (w.d. 22mm).
OBJ782.1 Objective IOS LWD PLAN Achromatic for phase contrast 4x/0.13 (w.d. 16.9mm).
OBJ783 Objective IOS LWD PLAN Achromatic for phase contrast 10x/0,25 (w.d. 7.94mm).
OBJ784 Objective IOS LWD PLAN Achromatic for phase contrast 20x/0,40 (w.d. 7.66mm).
OBJ785 Objective IOS LWD PLAN Achromatic for phase contrast 40x/0,60 (w.d.3.71mm).
OBJ786 Objective IOS LWD PLAN Achromatic 60x/0,70 (w.d. 2.50mm).
COF787 Cut-off lter (infrared).
CCD788 Photo adapter for REFLEX camera with FULL FRAME sensor.
CCD789 Focusable C-Mount adapter for 1/3” sensor.
CCD891 Focusable C-Mount adapter for 1/2” sensor.
CCD789. 2 Focusable C-Mount adapter for 2/3” sensor.
PTA699 Universal adapter for CCD114, CCD115, M116, PTA173 and eyepiece cameras.
MSI792 Mechanical stage for IT415 /IT405 series
H793.1 Holder for Petri diameter 38mm (H793.2 needed), for IT414/ IT415/IT405 series.
H793.2 Holder for Terasaki and Petri diameter 65mm, for IT414/ IT415/IT405 series.
H793.3 Holder for slide and Petri diameter 54mm, for IT414/ IT415/IT405 series.
H793.4 Holder for 2+2 slides, for IT414/ IT415/IT405 series.
H793.6 Holder for Utermöhl-Chamber (H793.3 needed), for IT414/ IT415/IT405 series.
H793.7 Load-bearing side extension for IT415/IT405 series
PTA173 Photo adapter for APS-C and Full Frame Reflex cameras.
CCD114 C-Mount adapter for 1/2” sensor.
CCD115 C-Mount adapter for 1/”3 sensor.
M116 C-Mount adapter for 2/3” sensor.

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Technical service
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Warranty
VWR International warrants that this product will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a
period of ve (5) years from date of delivery. If a defect is present, VWR will, at its option and cost, repair,
replace, or refund the purchase price of this product to the customer, provided it is returned during the war-
ranty period. This warranty does not apply if the product has been damaged by accident, abuse, misuse, or
misapplication, or from ordinary wear and tear. If the required maintenance and inspection services are not
performed according to the manuals and any local regulations, such warranty turns invalid, except to the ex-
tent, the defect of the product is not due to such non-performance.
Items being returned must be insured by the customer against possible damage or loss. This warranty shall
be limited to the aforementioned remedies. IT IS EXPRESSLY AGREED THAT THIS WARRANTY WILL BE
IN LIEU OF ALL WARRANTIES OF FITNESS AND IN LIEU OF THE WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY.
Compliance with local laws and regulations
The customer is responsible for applying for and obtaining the necessary regulatory approvals or other au-
thorizations necessary to run or use the Product in its local environment. VWR will not be held liable for any
related omission or for not obtaining the required approval or authorization, unless any refusal is due to a
defect of the product.

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Disposal
This equipment is marked with the crossed out wheeled bin symbol to indicate that this equipment must not
be disposed of with unsorted waste.
Instead it is your responsibility to correctly dispose of your equipment the end of its life cycle by handling it
over to an authorized facility for separate collection and recycling. It is also your responsibility to decontami-
nate the equipment in case of biological, chemical and/or radiological contamination, so as to protect from
health hazards the persons involved in the disposal and recycling of the equipment.
For more information about where you can drop off your waste equipment, please contact your local dealer
from whom you originally purchased this equipment.
By doing so, you will help to conserve natural and environmental resources and you will ensure that your
equipment is recycled in a manner that protects human health.
Thank you

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Hungary
VWR International Kft.
Simon László u. 4.
4034 Debrecen
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India
VWR Lab Products Private Limited
135/12, Brigade Towers, 2nd Floor
Front wing, Brigade Road,
Bengaluru, India – 560 025
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Ireland / Northern Ireland
VWR International Ltd /
VWR International (Northern Ireland) Ltd
Orion Business Campus
Northwest Business Park
Ballycoolin
Dublin 15
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Italy
VWR International PBI S.r.l.
Via San Giusto 85
20153 Milano (MI)
Tel.: [phone]-487791
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E-mail: [email protected].com
The Netherlands
VWR International B.V.
Postbus 8198
1005 AD Amsterdam
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E-mail: [email protected].com
New Zealand
Global Science - A VWR Company
241 Bush Road
Albany 0632, Auckland
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E-mail: [email protected]
Norway
VWR International AS
Haavard Martinsens vei 30
0978 Oslo
Tel.: 02290
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E-mail: [email protected].com
Poland
VWR International Sp. z o.o.
Limbowa 5
80-175 Gdansk
Tel.: [phone] do 204
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E-mail: [email protected].com
Portugal
VWR International -
Material de Laboratório, Lda
Edifício Neopark
Av. Tomás Ribeiro, 43- 3 D
2790-221 Carnaxide
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E-mail: [email protected].com
Singapore
VWR Singapore Pte Ltd
18 Gul Drive
Singapore 629468
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E-mail: [email protected].com
Spain
VWR International Eurolab S.L.
C/ Tecnología 5-17
A-7 Llinars Park
08450 - Llinars del Vallès
Barcelona
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E-mail: [email protected].com
Sweden
VWR International AB
Fagerstagatan 18a
163 94 Stockholm
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E-mail: [email protected].com
Switzerland
VWR International GmbH
Lerzenstrasse 16/18
8953 Dietikon
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E-mail: [email protected].com
Turkey
Pro Lab Laboratuar Teknolojileri Ltd.Şti.
a VWR International Company
Orta Mah. Cemal Gürsel Caddesi
Ördekcioglu Işmerkezi No.32/1
34896 Pendik - Istanbul
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Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
UK
VWR International Ltd
Customer Service Centre
Hunter Boulevard - Magna Park
Lutterworth
Leicestershire
LE17 4XN
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Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected].com
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