Description
STANDARD FEATURES
1. Sturdy and well balanced monocular body, inclined to the horizontal level of 90 degree
2. Fixed square stage 110 mm x 110 mm
3. Dustproof triple revolving nose piece with positive click stops
4. Focusing on coarse and fine adjustment without scale
5. Focusable through Rack and Pinion Substage with Abbe type N.A. 1.25 condenser with continuous variable iris diaphragm
6. Illumination by Plano concave mirror in fork mount.
7. Chemical resistant, back-on finish.
8. With dust cover dully packed in styrofoam case.
OPTICAL COMBINATION
EYE PIECES: 10X & 15X [Huygenian]
OBJECTIVES: 10X & 40X S/L [Achromatic]
MAGNIFICATION: X100 – X600
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
1. Illumination by sub-stage pin type lampworking on 220 volts – 15 watts.
2. Mechanical stage for X – Y movements of the slide.
3. Eye Pieces: W.F. 10X.
4. Objectives: X4, X20, X45 S/L, X60 S/L, X100 S/L Oil lmm.
A traditional microscope is a type of microscope that has been used for many decades in scientific research and education. It typically consists of a base, an arm, and a head, with a viewing lens and eyepiece at the top of the head. The base may also have an adjustable stage for holding slides or other specimens.
Traditional microscopes come in a variety of sizes and types, ranging from simple light microscopes to more complex electron microscopes. They are often designed for use in professional research settings and may have high magnification power and specialized features, such as polarizing filters or fluorescent imaging capabilities.
