Introduction

Stereo Microscope has a Siedentopf Binocular head type with a 54–75mm interpupillary, a 45° tilt, and 360° rotation. It has a stereo objective type with a 2x/4x magnification and an adjustable tube head diopter. With 50 mm focusing range, it focuses on the coarse specimen only.

Applications

Stereo Microscope is used for research analysis of samples and materials in the fields of metallurgy, zoology, agriculture, scientific research institutes, medical institutes, health clinics, laboratories, etc.

Specifications

Standard Magnification20x/40x
Head TypeSiedentopf Binocular
Inclination45°
RotationHead Rotate 360°
Interpupillary54-75 mm
DiopterBoth Tube Adjustable
Objective TypeStereo
Magnification20x/40x
EyepieceWF10x/23mm
Focusing Range50 mm
Working Distance110 mm
Power SupplyAC110V-240V
Stereo Stand TypePole Stand
Stand Height50 mm
Weight5.4 Kg
Dimensions (L × D × H)385 × 240 × 370 mm

Features

It features a Siedentopf binocular head type with a 45° inclination.

WF10x/23mm (High Eyepoint) super wide field.

Stereo Objective type.

Adjustable head diopter, both tube.

It focus on coarse specimen.

Pole stand type, 50 mm.

It is secure, simple, dependable, and simple to use.

FAQs

1. What are Stereo Microscopes used for?

Stereo Microscopes are used to observe the surface structure of specimens in three dimensional view for detailed visual inspection.

2. What optical system is used in Stereo Microscopes?

Stereo Microscopes use a Greenough optical system to provide clear, accurate, and high quality 3D images.

3. How do Stereo Microscopes support flexible sample observation?

Stereo Microscopes offer adjustable magnification settings to accommodate different sample sizes and inspection requirements.

4. How are Stereo Microscopes designed for user comfort?

Stereo Microscopes feature ergonomic designs that allow comfortable operation during extended observation sessions.

5. What types of samples can be examined using Stereo Microscopes?

Stereo Microscopes are suitable for examining blood samples, tissue cultures, and material surfaces.

6. Where are Stereo Microscopes commonly used?

Stereo Microscopes are commonly used in laboratories, metallurgy facilities, and research environments requiring surface inspection.

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