• 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

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Stereo Binocular Microscope 10-30x Magnification

This binocular stereo microscope has 10x to 30x magnification and LED illumination.

A stereo microscope is ideal for observing or studying specimens that cannot be placed on a microscope slide, or that should be observed while being investigated or dissected. Clear plastic or glass petri dishes are great for viewing live or messy objects, because they fit well on the stage and keep everything adequately contained. Place the item or items to be viewed in the bottom of a petri dish, position it on the stage plate of your microscope and use top or bottom lighting. A few suggestions:

  • 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 all its parts.
  • Compare the types of minerals and crystals in different rock specimens.

Specifications

  • 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.