The microscope is a laboratory instrument used to observe elements or structures that cannot be seen with the naked eye, using a series of lenses, viewfinders and rays of light, which zoom in or enlarge the image at convenient scales for examination and subsequent analysis.
Various types of microscopes exist, from single lens magnifying glass to novel electronic microscopes. The microscope was invented in the sixteenth century and has been perfected to this day, giving rise to novel equipment with quite specific applications that allow to observe the smallest objects.
Laboratory metallurgical microscope, including bright field,dark field and polarization...
Widely used in crystallography, Geology, Analytical chemistry, Medicine, Biology. Environmentalology, Pharmacy, Toxicology...
With the stable stand structure advanced stage design and comfortable...
Supply high quality and contrast image with special strain free objective. Analyizer Unit With Bertrand Lens, λ Slip, 1/4λ Slip...
Modular multi-display systems offer exceptional image quality for each viewer thanks to their precision coated glass optics. The accessory connects to a microscope and allows several users to see the same sample simultaneously, achieving a real feeling of working with a microscope. Standard systems are available for 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10 users, and can be delivered with up to 20 display stations customized to customer specifications.
Features
| YR0232 Technical specifications | |
| Optical System | Infinite Optical System |
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Viewing Head
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1 Piece Compensation Free Trinocular Head, Inclined at 30°, 360° Rotatable, Interpupilary Distance 48-75mm |
| 4 Pieces Compensation Free Binocular Head, Inclined at 30°, 360° Rotatable, Interpupilary Distance 48-75mm | |
| Eyepiece | 10 Pieces Extra Wide Field Eyepiece EW10×20 |
| Nosepiece | Inverse Quintuple Nosepiece |
| Objective | Infinite Plan Achromatic Objective 4×、10×、40×、100× |
| Condenser | Swing Condenser N.A.0.9/ 0.25 |
| Focusing | Coaxial Coarse & Fine Focus Adjustment, Fine Division 0.001mm |
| Stage | Double Layers Mechanical Stage 185×142mm, Moving Range 75×55mm |
| Kohler Illumination | External Illumination, Halogen Lamp 24V/ 100W |
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Pointer
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Green LED Pointer , Brightness Adjustable |
| Two Color LED Pointer , Brightness Adjustable | |
| Photo Attachment | |
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Video Adapter
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C Mount 1× |
| C Mount 0.5× | |
We will epistemologically define the word microscope; Micro which means small and scopio which means to observe...
Currently there are a wide variety of microscopes for different applications in the laboratory. Its main differences...
The microscope is an instrument that increases the size of an image and allows you to see more details than would...
Planachromatic lenses are specialized lenses that provide good field flatness and are specially designed for routine microscopy with fluorescence and light-field modes. Useful in clinical research and laboratory testing....
In this section you can find, our Microscopes in operation, packaged, receiving service, etc..
The optical microscope is one of the greatest scientific inventions of humanity, its appearance marked a before and after in the history of science, especially in the field of medicine and biology. A microscope can be defined as an instrument that allows to observe in an increased size elements that are imperceptible to the human eye.
At present, thanks to the great technological advances there are several types of microscope, where each one has different characteristics and principles of operation.
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– Delivery Time (Air): 30-60 days.
– Delivery Time (Maritime): 60-90 days.
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