Microscope Student Kit

Name: Microscope Student Kit
Brand: SmartLabs
Price: 3350.0 ZAR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

NM-42XT (WF-16x)

Vendor: SmartLabs

Suited For: Education

Country of Origin: China

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Spoke to Mishka & received Great Advice on selecting a Microscope for my Son's B-Day Gift. Paid EFT & received delivery from JHB > CPT within a few days on time as promised.
Unit itself is of Good Quality (not a Toy) with accessories in sturdy carry case & my Son is loving his new Microscopic Discoverys :)

Overall Great 5Star Service well deserved!

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Microscope Student Kit

This student microscope kit magnifies microscope slides to 40x, 100x and 400x using the 10x eyepiece, or 64x, 160x and 640x using the 16x eyepiece. Both eyepieces are supplied. The microscope has two sources of light: one LED light on the base and one LED light on the neck.

It can be powered by the AC adapter included in the kit or by three 1.5 V batteries (batteries not included), so the student can use the microscope in the field. The kit also includes a microscope camera that can be connected to a computer for capturing images, or for showing the slide to students through a digital projector.

The kit includes a variety of basic equipment for creating your own slides, as well as five pre-prepared slides in a slide box, all supplied in a rugged plastic case.

Specifications

Eyepiece tube: monocular, 45° inclined
Tube rotatable 360°
Eyepieces: WF10x and WF-16x with Barlow lens
Objectives: 4x, 10x, 40x
Total magnification: 40x, 100x and 400x or 64x, 160x and 640x
Coarse adjustment range: 8mm
Working stage: 90mm x 90mm
Condenser: NA 0.65 Abbe condenser
Illumination: LED lights top and bottom
Powered by 3 x 1.5V batteries or AC adapter

Accessories included:

MD10 digital eyepiece camera with software (cannot be used as document camera)
Slides cutter
Hatch case
Tweezers
Sea salt one bottle
Yeast one bottle
Glue one bottle
Bug ovum one bottle
5.5V AC adapter
5 pieces prepared slides, 5 pieces blank slides

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Specifications

Optics
Type: Compound, monocular
Head: 45° inclined, rotates 360°
Eyepieces: WF10x and WF16x with Barlow lens
Objectives: 4x, 10x, 40x
Total magnification: 40x, 100x, 400x with WF10x, or 64x, 160x, 640x with WF16x
Condenser: Abbe N.A. 0.65
Stage and focus
Stage: 90 x 90 mm
Coarse adjustment range: 8 mm
Light and power
Illumination: LED top and bottom
Power: 3 x 1.5 V batteries or AC adapter (included)
Camera
Included: MD10 digital eyepiece camera with software (not usable as a document camera)

What's in the Box

Monocular microscope with top and bottom LED lights
WF10x and WF16x eyepieces
MD10 digital eyepiece camera with software
5.5 V AC adapter
5 prepared slides and 5 blank slides
Slide cutter and tweezers
Sea salt, yeast and glue for making your own slides
Hard carry case

Common Uses

First-purchase microscope kit for home or Grade 4-9 Natural Sciences
Basic classroom specimen viewing

Frequently Asked Questions

What magnification does the Microscope Student Kit reach?

40x, 100x and 400x with the 10x eyepiece. Swap in the 16x eyepiece and you get 64x, 160x and 640x. Both eyepieces come in the kit.

Does it need a plug point?

Only if you use the AC adapter, which comes in the kit. It also runs on three 1.5 V batteries (not included), so learners can take it outside for fieldwork.

Can I show the slide on a computer or projector?

Yes. The kit includes an MD10 digital eyepiece camera with software. Plug it into a computer to capture images, or put the slide up on a projector for the whole class. It can't be used as a document camera.

Which grades is it for?

It's a good first microscope for home use and for Grade 4 to 9 Natural Sciences. If you need higher magnification, our 1000x microscopes are the next step up.