Dissecting Microscope

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Monocular vertical head

Monocular, 45Adeg inclined tube

Rough focusing mechanism with smooth rack and pinion movement

Manual; rack and pinion movement

Other, A Dissecting Microscope, also known as a Stereo Microscope, is designed for low magnification observation of a sample using incident light illumination rather than transmitted light. It is primarily used for the dissection or observation of biological specimens.

Biological Microscope

Optical, up to 40x depending on eyepiece and objective combination

Optical, dependent on eyepiece/objective combination

Approximately 50 mm aEUR" 80 mm (based on objective used)

60 mm (approx.)

Approx. 250 mm (height) x 140 mm (base diameter)

Base diameter approx. 120 mm; height approx. 250 mm

10x paired widefield eyepieces standard; 15x/20x optional

Pairs of wide field 10x and 20x

Incident (reflected) light from plano-concave mirror, adjustable; provision for artificial light attachment

Sub-stage plano-concave mirror for ambient light

Glass stage plate with black & white reversible plate, stage clips included

Glass stage plate with fixed metal clips; round working stage, approx. 90 mm diameter

Not adjustable (monocular)

Not adjustable (single tube)

Plano-concave mirror, natural or optional external lamp

Natural light with mirror (external light may be used)

Asia, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Middle East, Central America, South America, Asia, North America, Australia, Africa