Single Nos Microscope

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MOQ : 10 Pieces

Single Nos Microscope Specification

Focus System
Rack and pinion mechanism

Features
Heavy metal base for stability, anti-reflective coated optics, simple operation

View Head
Monocular

Spare Parts
Replacement eyepieces, objectives, mirror

Theory
Optical microscopy using transmitted light for specimen examination

Drawtube
Monocular

Sensor
None (Optical only)

Resolution
Dependent on objective lens, typically up to 1000x

Interface
Mechanical stage, manual adjustment

Focal Distance
Variable, depending on objective in use

Magnification
100x to 1000x (using standard objectives and eyepieces)

Dimensions
Approx 190mm x 135mm x 350mm

Focus Range
Coarse and Fine focus available

Eyepieces
Wide field 10x

Eyepiece Tube
Straight (Monocular)

Illumination
Mirror with adjustable angle for natural light; provision for sub-stage lamp

Coarse Adjustment Range
Approx 15 mm

Fine Adjustment Range
Approx 1.8 mm

Working Stage
Square mechanical stage, with slide clips

Image Format
Optical only (no digital capture)

Interpupillary Distance
Not applicable (monocular)

Objective Achromatic
Packed with 10x, 45x, and 100x (oil immersion) achromatic objectives

Condenser
Fixed condenser with iris diaphragm

Light Source
Mirror; provision for external lamp

About Single Nos Microscope

Single Nos Microscope

Horse shoe shaped base, monocular inclinable body having coarse motion focusing by rack-n-pinion. Sub stage iris diaphragm for light control from plano-concave reflector. Packed in thermocol box. Achromatic objective: 10x Hug. Eyepiece: 10 x or 15x Magnification: 100 x or 150x

Sturdy, User-Friendly Design

Featuring a powder-coated metal body and a heavy, stable base, this microscope is built for reliable daily use in educational and laboratory settings. The rubber feet reduce movement and protect surfaces, while anti-reflective optics ensure consistently clear images. The square mechanical stage with spring-loaded slide clips allows secure, precise positioning of specimens.

Versatile Optical Performance

Equipped with achromatic objectives (10x, 45x, and 100x oil immersion) and a wide-field 10x eyepiece, this monocular microscope can achieve magnifications from 100x up to 1000x. Its fixed condenser, iris diaphragm, and smooth rack-and-pinion focus system provide crisp, bright views of microscopic samples for educational and research purposes.

Simple Illumination and Maintenance

The built-in mirror allows easy lighting with natural or artificial sources, while provisions for an external lamp extend adaptability. Cleaning and maintaining the microscope is straightforward, thanks to its high-quality materials and accessible design, supporting a long service life with easy replacement of key components like objectives and eyepieces.

FAQs of Single Nos Microscope:

Q: How do I achieve the best image quality with this microscope?

A: For optimal image clarity, select the appropriate objective lens (10x, 45x, or 100x oil immersion), adjust the iris diaphragm for light control, and use both coarse and fine focus knobs. Ensure the mirror is angled correctly for sufficient illumination, or use a sub-stage lamp if necessary.

Q: What are the primary applications for this microscope?

A: This model is designed for educational and laboratory work, making it ideal for school experiments, teaching, and basic biological research where optical, transmitted light microscopy is required.

Q: When should I use the oil immersion (100x) objective?

A: The 100x oil immersion lens should be used when observing very fine cellular details requiring maximum magnification. Place a drop of immersion oil on the slide before bringing the lens into contact to enhance image resolution.

Q: Where is the microscope best placed for use?

A: Choose a flat, stable surface near a natural light source for mirror illumination, or near a power supply if using an external lamp. The heavy base and rubber feet ensure the microscope remains steady during use.

Q: What is the process for changing objective lenses or eyepieces?

A: To switch objectives, gently rotate the nosepiece until the desired lens clicks into place. Eyepieces can be swapped by carefully lifting the current eyepiece from the straight monocular tube and inserting the replacement.

Q: How do I clean and maintain the microscope?

A: Clean optical surfaces with lens paper and appropriate cleaner, and use a soft, damp cloth for the body. Regularly check moving parts for dust or debris, and store the microscope in its foam or cardboard carton when not in use.

Q: What are the benefits of the heavy metal base and anti-reflective optics?

A: The substantial metal base provides stability for accurate focusing and reduced vibration, while anti-reflective coatings improve light transmission, delivering brighter, sharper images during examination.

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