🔬 Check out this Olympus BX41 Hematology/Oncology setup heading out to its new home! 🔬
The Olympus BX41 has been a workhorse in hematology, oncology, pathology, and research laboratories for years, and it's easy to see why. This system delivers outstanding optics, rock-solid reliability, and the performance laboratories depend on every day.
This particular setup has been fully inspected, serviced, and tested by our team to make sure it's ready to go right out of the box. Whether you're reviewing blood smears, evaluating bone marrow specimens, or performing routine laboratory work, the BX41 continues to be one of the best values in clinical microscopy.
We're proud to help laboratories extend the life of these fantastic microscopes and keep quality equipment in the hands of the people doing important work.
Need a microscope for your lab? Looking to upgrade or service your current equipment? We'd love to help.
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Munday Scientific Instruments services microscopes in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. We also stock several Fine Used Microscopes.
Munday Scientific Instruments services North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and the northeast. We are a full microscope service and microscope repair company and work on all brands of microscopes, micromanipulators and microtomes. We also carry replacement parts, bulbs, burners and lamps to fit most microscopes and lamphouses. Please review our services and feel free to contact us to get an estimate on service or repair.
06/23/2026
📦 The Box Man himself, Michael Bos! 📦
Michael has been absolutely getting after it lately. Between shipping, packing, receiving inventory, helping with repairs, and keeping everything moving behind the scenes, he's been a busy man.
This is that beautiful Nikon TI-2 we showed you yesterday. Scott and Chad completed the final service and inspection, and Michael put the finishing touches on it, packed it up safely, and got it headed out the door to its new home.
A lot of what we do wouldn't happen without great people working behind the scenes, and Michael is one of those guys who always steps up and gets it done. He's been kicking butt and taking names, and we wanted to take a minute to show him some love and say thank you for all the hard work.
Drop Michael a 👍 in the comments and help us let him know he's appreciated! 📦
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🔬 Precision at work in the Mohs lab.
In this video, skin tissue is being sectioned on a cryostat at just 6 microns thick to create a complete epidermal section for the diagnosis and treatment of squamous cell carcinoma. These ultra-thin frozen sections allow the Mohs surgeon and histotechnologist to carefully evaluate the tissue margins and determine if any cancer remains.
The quality of the section is critical. A well-cut, complete epidermal section provides the clear visualization needed for accurate diagnosis and helps ensure the best possible patient outcomes.
At Munday Scientific, we understand how important experienced histotechnologists are to the success of a Mohs laboratory. That's why we offer Mohs Histotechnologist Fill-In Services for vacations, sick leave, staffing shortages, and emergency coverage.
When your lab needs support, we're here to help keep patients moving and procedures on schedule.
📞 Contact Munday Scientific to learn more about our Mohs laboratory support and histotech coverage services.
I guess it was a Nikon week! 🔬
This Nikon TS100 tissue culture microscope is heading out the door to a customer at . Before it ships, we put together a quick tutorial showing how the microscope works, how to change the bulb, and a few tips to help get the most out of the system right out of the box.
The TS100 has been a favorite in tissue culture labs for years because it's simple, reliable, and incredibly budget-friendly. If you're looking for a quality inverted microscope for cell culture work without breaking the bank, it's hard to beat the value these systems provide.
This particular microscope is clean, fully tested, and ready to get back to work in the lab. We love helping researchers and laboratory teams find equipment that fits both their application and their budget.
Have questions about tissue culture microscopes, inverted microscopes, or refurbished lab equipment? Give us a call—we're always happy to help.
🔬 Another beautiful microscope heading out the door! 🔬
Today we're showing off this Nikon Ti inverted microscope that's headed to a brand-new IVF research lab in the Northeast, and we know they're going to love it!
This system is absolutely pristine—about as close to brand new as you can get. The optics are crystal clear, the mechanics are smooth, and it's fully configured and ready for the next stage of customization.
Ready for micromanipulators
Equipped with Nikon Modulation Contrast (NAMC)
Ideal for IVF and ICSI applications
Outstanding image quality and contrast
For anyone performing ICSI procedures, Nikon's modulation contrast system makes visualizing those delicate cells much easier and provides the confidence researchers and embryologists need during critical procedures.
We always enjoy seeing these advanced systems find new homes where they'll be used to support important fertility research and patient care.
Take a look at this beauty and see why the Nikon Ti remains one of the most sought-after inverted microscopes in the IVF world!
06/19/2026
We loved visiting with Todd from Laboratory Optical this week! 🔬
Todd stopped by to pick up a microscope and some parts for one of his customers while making his way to the coast for a little well-deserved rest and relaxation. It was great to finally meet him in person after talking and doing business over the years.
He's a fantastic guy with some great stories, and honestly, we could have sat there and talked all day! Todd and Scott hit it off right away, and it was one of those visits that reminds you how much we enjoy the relationships and friendships that this industry creates.
Safe travels to the coast, Todd, and thanks for stopping by. We appreciate your business, your friendship, and all you do for your customers. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
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06/17/2026
We had the pleasure of delivering an ACCU-SCOPE Inc. EXC-250 with Heads-Up Display to The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery, and all we can say is WOW! 🍻🔬
Cody made the delivery, got everything set up, and the team absolutely loved it. The EXC-250 is a fantastic inspection system, but we have to admit—the brewery itself nearly stole the show.
If you've never been to The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery, put it on your list. The grounds are absolutely beautiful, the atmosphere is second to none, and it's one of those places that makes you want to stay awhile and enjoy good food, good drinks, and good company. It's easy to see why it's become such a popular destination.
We're grateful for the opportunity to help support their operation and thankful for the warm welcome from their team.
If you're in the Charlotte area, do yourself a favor and check them out. You won't be disappointed! 🍺☀️
06/17/2026
🔬 Another great day in the field!
Today we were in Fayetteville, North Carolina, servicing a Leica FSC forensic comparison microscope for a local police department. It's always a pleasure visiting forensic laboratories, and this one was especially nice since we haven't been there in quite a while.
Many people don't realize that comparison microscopes like this are a key piece of equipment in forensic labs across the country. They're commonly used to compare bullets, cartridge casings, fibers, hairs, tool marks, and other evidence side-by-side to help investigators solve cases.
This photo shows just one component of the system, but it's a fascinating piece of technology that plays an important role behind the scenes in forensic science.
We always enjoy seeing the unique equipment used by our customers and helping keep it operating at its best. Thanks for having us out today, Fayetteville!
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🔬 Precision matters in a Mohs lab.
In this video, a cryostat is cutting frozen tissue at 6 microns to prepare a complete epidermal section for the evaluation of basal cell skin cancer. These ultra-thin sections allow the Mohs surgeon and histotechnologist to examine the tissue margins and help ensure every cancerous cell is identified.
A skilled histotechnologist is one of the most important parts of the Mohs process. When your lab is short-staffed, facing vacations, sick leave, or unexpected turnover, patient care can't wait.
That's why Munday Scientific offers Mohs Histotechnologist Fill-In Services throughout the region. Whether you need emergency coverage, temporary staffing, or planned vacation relief, our experienced professionals can help keep your lab running smoothly.
📞 Need Mohs histotech coverage?
Contact Munday Scientific today to learn more about our fill-in and support services.
06/15/2026
🚚🔬 Munday Scientific Shipping Fail of the Week! 🔬🚚
We haven't done one of these in a while, so we're starting the week off right!
This beauty came in this morning on a pallet of equipment, and honestly, we're still scratching our heads. 🤔 While it definitely wasn't shipped correctly, somehow it survived the journey completely intact. No broken flanges, no major damage, no missing pieces... just pure luck and maybe a little microscope magic. 🍀
Every week we see some creative packing methods, but this one was certainly memorable. If you've ever wondered why we preach proper packing and shipping procedures, this is exactly why!
The good news? The equipment made it safely, and it's shaping up to be a great week.
🏒 The Hurricanes win.
⚾ The Heels win.
☀️ The sun is shining.
🔬 Microscopes are rolling in.
What more could you ask for?
Here's to a fantastic week ahead from all of us at Monday Scientific and Microscope Marketplace!
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