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Dissecting Microscope Specification

View Head
Monocular vertical head

Features
Heavy stable base, anti-fungal coated optics, inclined viewing for ergonomic comfort, easy specimen access

Focus System
Rough focusing mechanism with smooth rack and pinion movement

Spare Parts
Extra pair of eyepieces, mirror, objective lens, stage clips, stage plates

Theory
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.

Drawtube
Monocular drawtube with adjustable rotation capability

Sensor
Not applicable (Optical)

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

Interface
Manual observation via eyepiece

Focal Distance
Approximately 50 mm 80 mm (based on objective used)

Magnification
20x and 40x (standard with 2x objective and 10x/20x eyepiece, switchable)

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

Focus Range
Coarse focusing with adjustable rack and pinion mechanism

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

Eyepiece Tube
Inclined monocular tube for comfortable viewing

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

Coarse Adjustment Range
Up to 30 mm movement via rack and pinion

Fine Adjustment Range
Not available; only coarse adjustment present

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

Image Format
Visual (optical observation, no digital image capture)

Interpupillary Distance
Not adjustable (monocular)

Objective Achromatic
2x achromatic standard; optional 4x, 1x achromatic objectives available

Light Source
Plano-concave mirror, natural or optional external lamp

Usage
Ideal for schools, colleges, and field studies

Base Design
Heavy, stable, 'U' shaped base for vibration-free operation

Revolving Arm
Revolving arm allows easy positioning over specimens

Packaged Weight
Approximately 2.5 kg

Body Material
Die-cast metal for durability and stability

Color
Typically white or off-white, resistant to stains and laboratory chemicals

Stage Plate
Interchangeable frosted glass and opaque plate for transmitted and incident light observation

Accessory Support
Comes with dust cover and instruction manual

Dissecting Microscope Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Payment Terms
Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque, Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Letter of Credit (L/C)

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer

Packaging Details
carton box, export quality also available

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001, 14001 ,CE

About Dissecting Microscope

Dissecting Microscope ETMS-130

Dissecting Microscope has a heavy round base with precisely designed body. Sensitive focusing is done by rack and pinion arrangement. Revolving arm provided for moving magnifying lens over full stage area.

Size available 85 x 75 mm with glass plate.

Illumination: A Plano-concave mirror fitted in fork for light reflection

Optics 10X & 20X eyepieces

Ergonomic and Stable Design

Crafted with a heavy, U-shaped base and die-cast metal body, this microscope offers unmatched stability, minimizing vibrations for precise observations. The inclined monocular drawtube aids comfortable viewing, making extended study sessions less straining. The resistant white/off-white finish prevents staining and withstands laboratory chemicals, ensuring both durability and longevity.

Versatile Viewing Capabilities

Equipped with interchangeable stage plates, the microscope permits both reflected and transmitted light observation, accommodating a diverse array of specimens. Users can easily switch between 20x and 40x magnification using standard and optional eyepieces or objectives. The stage features clips and a reversible black & white plate for optimal contrast and secure specimen placement.

FAQs of Dissecting Microscope:

Q: How does the interchangeable stage plate enhance the functionality of the dissecting microscope?

A: The microscopes interchangeable frosted glass and opaque plates allow users to observe specimens using transmitted or incident light, broadening its application for various types of biological samples.

Q: What process is involved in focusing on a specimen with this microscope?

A: Specimens are focused using a coarse rack-and-pinion mechanism, providing smooth movement within a 30 mm adjustment range. Fine adjustment is not available, making it suitable for larger or robust specimens.

Q: Where is this dissecting microscope typically used?

A: It is ideal for use in schools, colleges, laboratory settings, and field studies, owing to its robust construction, ergonomic features, and portable design.

Q: When should you opt for this microscope over a compound microscope?

A: This dissecting microscope is best chosen for low-magnification tasks, such as examining larger biological specimens, performing dissections, or engaging in educational studies, whereas compound microscopes are preferred for high-magnification cellular analysis.

Q: What benefits does the heavy U-shaped base provide during specimen observation?

A: The heavy and stable U-shaped base ensures vibration-free operation, allowing users to observe delicate details without disturbance, which is especially important for precise manipulations during dissection or study.

Q: How is light sourced and adjusted in this microscope?

A: Illumination is provided by a plano-concave mirror using natural light, and users can attach an artificial lamp if needed. The mirrors position is adjustable to direct the incident light onto specimens for optimal viewing.

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