About Binocular Microscope
Binocular Microscope
A binocular microscopes specifications includean infinite optical system with anti-reflective and anti-fungal coatings, a 30-degree inclined and 360-degree rotatable binocular head with diopter adjustment and a range of 48-75mm interpupillary distance, a quadruple nosepiece, standard objectives (4x, 10x, 40x, 100x oil immersion), a coaxial mechanical stage with a 75x50mm travel range, a condenser with iris diaphragm, an LED or halogen illuminator with brightness adjustment and a blue filter, and a robust, corrosion-proof stand.
Here are the key specifications for a binocular microscope:
Optical System & Components
- Optical System:Color-corrected infinity optical system.
- Coatings:Optical parts should have anti-reflective, anti-fungal, and anti-corrosion properties.
- Objectives:Standard objectives (e.g., 4x, 10x, 40x, 100x oil immersion) with appropriate numerical apertures, such as 10x/0.25, 5x/0.14.
- Eyepieces:Wide-field eyepieces with diopter adjustments for varying magnifications (e.g., 10x) and a specified field of view.
- Nosepiece:A reversed quadruple nosepiece.
- Binocular Head:Sidentopf-type 30-degree inclined binocular head that is 360-degree rotatable.
- Interpupillary Distance:Adjustable from 48mm to 75mm.
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Mechanical Stage:
Coaxial, low drive mechanical stage with a travel range of 75x50mm and a hard-coated surface.
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Focusing:
Smooth, coaxial coarse and fine focusing mechanism with tension adjustment.
- Light Source:Built-in, high-intensity LED illumination system with adjustable brightness.
- Condenser:An Abbe condenser with 1.25 numerical aperture, iris diaphragm, and a slot for filters.
- Filter:Includes a 45mm diameter blue filter.
- Stand:Corrosion-proof, acid-proof, and stain-proof metallic construction.
- Storage:A storage box with a lock, key, and internal receptacles for accessories.
Versatile Magnification and PrecisionThe microscopes magnification range from 40X to 1000X supports detailed study of biological cells, microscopic organisms, and intricate material structures. Precision focusing is enabled through coarse (30mm) and fine (0.002mm) adjustments, meeting the diverse needs of researchers and educators alike.
Ergonomic and Adjustable Viewing ExperienceDesigned for user comfort, the binocular head is inclined at 45 and can rotate 360, allowing flexible positioning. The interpupillary distance is adjustable between 55mm and 75mm, making it suitable for varying viewer preferences and prolonged observation sessions.
Reliable and Energy-Efficient IlluminationEquipped with a bright, adjustable LED light source and an Abbe condenser featuring an iris diaphragm, the microscope offers excellent illumination, energy efficiency, and long service life. This system ensures high-contrast, clear images for every application.
FAQs of Binocular Microscope:
Q: How do you adjust the interpupillary distance on this binocular microscope?
A: The interpupillary distance can be adjusted between 55mm and 75mm by gently sliding the two eyepiece tubes closer or farther apart, ensuring a comfortable and clear view for each user.
Q: What is the recommended process for focusing samples?
A: Begin by using the coarse adjustment knob to bring your specimen into the general focus range (30mm), then use the fine adjustment knob, which moves in increments as small as 0.002mm, for precise and sharp focusing.
Q: When should the Abbe condenser and iris diaphragm be adjusted?
A: Adjust the Abbe condenser and iris diaphragm to optimize light intensity and contrast when switching between different magnification levels or working with specimens of varying transparency.
Q: Where is this microscope commonly used?
A: This microscope is ideal for laboratory settings, educational institutions, research facilities, and materials science labs, making it suitable for both academic and professional environments.
Q: How does the LED illumination benefit users compared to traditional lighting?
A: The LED illumination provides consistent, bright lighting with low power consumption, minimizing heat output and ensuring comfortable use over long observation periods.
Q: What materials is the microscope made from, and what are the benefits?
A: Constructed from stainless steel, the microscope is robust, resistant to corrosion, and designed to deliver durable performance in demanding laboratory conditions.