• Microscope, Stereo Binocular 10 - 30x, LED

Microscope, Stereo Binocular 10-30x, LED

601-169

Vendor: SmartLabs

Suited For: Lab and Research

Country of Origin: China

1 Year Warranty
Low stock! Only 8 left
R 3,950.00
R 3,950.00
Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
  • Fast Nationwide Delivery
  • 100% Quality Guaranteed
  • Reliable & Secure Payments

Have a question about this product?

Send us a message and we'll get back to you.

Stereo Binocular Microscope 10-30x Magnification

Binocular Stereo Microscope with 10x to 30x magnification and LED illumination.

It is ideal to use a stereo microscope when observing or studying specimens that cannot be place on a microscope slide or should be observed while being investigated or dissected. Clear plastic or glass petri dishes are great for viewing live or messy objects with a stereo microscope because they fit well on the stage and keep everything adequately contained. The suggestions below are just a few things you can use petri dishes to view with your stereo microscope. Place the item or items to be viewed in the bottom of a petri dish and position it on the stage plate of your microscope. Use top or bottom lighting.

  • Observe the habits of live insects.
  • Study a shallow dish of pond water, daphnia, or brine shrimp.
  • Examine a soil sample to see the different materials that comprise it.
  • Make a simple prepared slide of sand, hair, thread, salt, or something else by sticking it to a piece of clear tape and viewing it specimen side up.
  • Dissect a flower to learn about the beauty and intricacies of all its parts.
  • Compare the types of minerals and crystals in different rock specimens.

Spesifications

  • Objectives 1X and 3X，
  • Working Distance: 1X-81mm
  • Wide Field Plane-Scope Eyepiece WF10X
  • Total Magnification: 10X-30X
  • Articulated Free Binocular Head，
  • Interpupillary Distance 55-75mm, 45° Inclined
  • Illumination Top & Bottom Light 1W LED

Specifications

Optics
Type: Stereo, binocular
Objectives: 1x and 3x
Working distance: 81 mm at 1x
Eyepieces: Wide field WF10x
Total magnification: 10x and 30x
Head: Articulated binocular, 45° inclined, interpupillary distance 55-75 mm
Light
Illumination: Top and bottom, 1 W LED

Common Uses

School dissection practicals
General bench inspection work

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 10-30x actually show?

Whole specimens in 3D: insect legs and mouthparts, flower parts, seeds, crystals, solder joints. It's for looking at objects, not at cells on a slide.

How much space is there to work?

81 mm at the 1x setting, enough room to hold a specimen and work on it with tweezers or a blade while you look.

What are the two lights for?

The top light shows surface detail on solid objects. The bottom light shines up through anything see-through, like a thin leaf or a petri dish of pond water.