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Carltex, Inc. of Nyack, NY has been appointed the distributor for BestScope International Ltd, a well-known and respected supplier in the field of Microscopy and Scientific Instrumentation.

BestScope Microscopes and Cameras provides the best price/feature ratio in the industry! Carltex now offers this diverse selection of products including:

  • Monocular Zoom Microscopes
  • Biological Microscopes
  • Stereo Microscopes
  • Industrial Inspection Microscope
  • Polarizing Microscopes
  • Metallurgical Microscopes
  • Fluorescence Microscopes
  • Gemological Microscopes
  • Multi-Head Microscopes
  • Comparison Microscopes
  • LCD Digital Microscopes
  • USB Cameras
  • VGA Cameras
  • Microscopy Accessories

For complete specification on this broad line of microscopes, go to http://www.carltex.com/BestScope.htm

Carltex Inc. is located in Nyack , N Y , USA with sales, service, and support facilities. Carltex supplies a wide variety of data acquisition, measurement & control products.

For additional information, please contact:

Carltex Inc
PO Box 770
Nyack, NY 10960 USA
Tel: 845-535-3406
Fax: 845-535-3407
Email: [email protected]

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