CO -AXIAL BINOCULAR RESEARCH MICROSCOPE About
A binocular research microscope is an advanced optical instrument utilized in clinical, educational, and biological laboratories for the detailed observation of cells, tissues, and microorganisms. It features two adjustable eyepieces for ergonomic viewing and delivers high-resolution magnification
Technical Specifications
- Observation Head: Binocular head inclined at 45 and rotatable through 360
- Eyepieces: Paired Wide Field WF 10X and secondary pairs such as 5X, 6X, or 15X (anti-fungal coating common on standard models)
- Objective Lenses: Achromatic 4X (0.10 NA), 10X (0.25 NA), 40X SL (0.65 NA), and 100X SL Oil Immersion (1.25 NA)
- Built-in graduated mechanical stage (approx. 135x120 mm or 120x140 mm) with low coaxial drive controls for smooth X-Y movement (range around 50x75 mm)
Precision Optical System for High-Quality ImagingEquipped with achromatic objectives and wide-field eyepieces, this microscope delivers exceptional image clarity and color accuracy. The fully coated optical components reduce glare and enhance detailed viewing, making it perfect for research and educational tasks that demand high-resolution observations.
Stable and User-Friendly DesignFeaturing a heavy base for vibration-free operation and a robust metal body, the microscope ensures stability during prolonged use. The inclined, rotatable binocular head, adjustable interpupillary distance, and ergonomic focus controls make it comfortable for extended sessions, while the anti-fungal optics ensure longevity.
Versatile Applications in Science and TeachingDesigned for biology, pathology, microbiology, and classroom laboratories, the microscope's precision focusing and high magnification support diverse research needs. Its easy maintenance and extensive stage movement range suit both expert and novice users, fostering effective learning and research outcomes.
FAQ's of CO -AXIAL BINOCULAR RESEARCH MICROSCOPE:
Q: How do I adjust the magnification on the Co-Axial Binocular Research Microscope?
A: You can change magnification by rotating the quadruple nosepiece to select between achromatic objectives (10x, 45x, 100x oil immersion) and changing the paired 10x eyepieces. This allows you to observe specimens at total magnifications ranging from 40x to 1000x.
Q: What is the process for focusing a specimen?
A: Begin with the coarse adjustment knob to quickly bring the specimen into general focus. Then, use the fine adjustment knob-precise to 0.002 mm per division-for clear and detailed focusing. The coaxial design ensures both knobs are conveniently accessible.
Q: When is oil immersion used with this microscope?
A: Oil immersion is used when viewing specimens at high magnification (typically 1000x) with the 100x oil immersion objective. Place a small drop of immersion oil between the objective and cover slip for enhanced resolution and clarity.
Q: Where is the microscope suitable for use?
A: It is ideal for laboratories, research centers, hospitals, and educational institutes, particularly in disciplines such as biology, microbiology, and pathology where detailed visual analysis is required.
Q: How does the built-in illumination benefit users?
A: The built-in halogen or LED illumination system provides consistent, bright light, enabling clear viewing of specimens under varying conditions. This ergonomic design eliminates the need for external light sources and ensures comfortable, reliable use.
Q: What safety features are included during transport and storage?
A: For safe delivery, the microscope is packed securely in foam or thermocol with a sturdy cardboard box. A dust cover and user manual are provided for protection and guidance during storage and operation.
Q: What are the benefits of the co-axial coarse and fine focusing system?
A: The co-axial design allows users to make precise, incremental adjustments without constantly shifting hand position, enhancing comfort and efficiency during prolonged observations while preventing accidental slide damage.