Biological microscope LBM-T2012

Introduction

Biological Microscope features 3W frame and 360° rotating binocular head ensure ergonomic and efficient operation. Ideal for teaching, clinical diagnostics, and detailed biological sample observation.

This microscope is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Biological Microscope is well-suited for cystoscopy, bacterial observation, and routine diagnostics. It is an ideal tool for medical laboratories, university teaching setups, and agricultural research environments.

Specifications

Optical System	Finite optical system
Viewing Head	Binocular, Seidentopf, 30° inclined, 360° rotatable
Eyepiece	WF10X/18mm
Objective	Achromatic: 4x, 10x, 40x(s), 100x(s, oil)
Nosepiece	Quadruple, click-stop
Stage	Double layer mechanical stage: 140×132 mm Moving: 75×45 mm
Focusing	Coaxial coarse/fine, 30 mm range, 0.002 mm interval
Condenser	Abbe NA=1.25, iris diaphragm
Illumination	, 3W, adjustable brightness
Power Supply	AC 220 V / 50 Hz
Product Dimensions	230 × 180 × 400 mm
Packaging Dimensions	320 × 270 × 430 mm
Net Weight	5 kg
Gross Weight	6 kg

Features

Fully rotatable binocular head 

Flexible interpupillary adjustment 

Easy switch quadruple nosepiece

Comfortable inclined viewing angle 

Precise coaxial focusing 

Robust double-layer stage 

Sturdy arc frame construction

FAQs

1. What is the best way to use the Biological Microscope for high-magnification observations?

The Biological Microscope is equipped with high-quality achromatic objectives, including 100x oil immersion. For best results, start with lower magnifications to locate your sample, then move to higher ones. When using the 100x objective, apply immersion oil between the lens and the cover slip. This enhances clarity and reduces light refraction.

2. Can the Biological Microscope be used for routine lab teaching and demonstrations?

The Biological Microscope is ideal for educational environments due to its ergonomic design and clear imaging. It features a 45° inclined viewing head and user-friendly stage controls, making it suitable for extended use by students. Its durability and consistent image quality support repeated use. It performs well in both demonstration and hands-on learning scenarios.

3. Is the Biological Microscope suitable for bacterial and cell observation?

Biological Microscope supports both cytology and bacteriology applications. It provides sharp imaging with 4x to 100x objectives and a reliable condenser for proper illumination. The included oil immersion objective improves resolution for tiny cell structures. It is widely used in health centers, pathology labs, and biology research units.

4. How should the Biological Microscope be maintained for long-term use?

Biological Microscope should be kept clean and dry, ideally covered with the included dust cover when not in use. Avoid touching the optical surfaces with fingers, and always use lens cleaning paper or soft cloth. Store the eyepieces and objectives in a dry container if unused for long periods. Regularly check and tighten mechanical parts to ensure stable performance.

5. What safety steps should be followed when replacing the bulb in the Biological Microscope?

The lamp should only be replaced after switching off the power and allowing the bulb to cool completely. Make sure the new bulb is properly aligned and the filament is centered for even illumination. Avoid touching the glass part of the new bulb with bare hands to prevent shortening its lifespan. Always check that connections are secure before turning the power back on.

6. Can the Biological Microscope support different types of viewing heads?

The Biological Microscope features a modular design that supports interchangeable monocular, binocular, and trinocular heads. This flexibility allows it to adapt to user preferences and camera integration for documentation. The viewing heads fit securely on the arc frame and maintain the 45° inclination for comfortable operation. This design supports both observation and image capture.