Stereo Microscope Mikrosize iStereo-818T/B

Descriptions

• Parallel light stereo microscope, using a apochromatic optical system, obtains perfect high stereoscopic and visually soft images.
• The ultra large zoom range and imaging field of view can be applied for observation and imaging from macro to micro.
• A body microscope with a high magnification ratio of 18:1, providing excellent optical systems, high resolution, and ergonomic design.

Product features

• 18: 1 zoom ratio, and ultra wide zoom range;
• Adopting a complex achromatic optical system and a Plan Apo 1X objective lens, with a numerical aperture of up to 0.15;
• The standard base is equipped with a built-in oblique lighting fixture, which increases the contrast of sample imaging;
• Four color LED fluorescent illuminator, six position fluorescent turntable, achieving high signal-to-noise ratio bright and clear fluorescence imaging;

Comfortable Observation
The new trinocular observation head can achieve adjustable pupil distance and visual acuity, and the baseline height of the eye can be increased by 47mm, allowing you to observe in the most natural and comfortable posture. The standard switchable trinocular can achieve real-time video observation and microscopic image shooting, combined with specialized image analysis software, to meet your various scientific research needs.
Long Working Distance and Large Field of View
1x objective lens can provide a working distance of 60mm, making it convenient for you to place samples and move them. 0.15 NA provides you with clarity for in-depth research. The large field of view allows you to see a wider and more comprehensive sample area.
Apochromatic Objective
Adopting a complex achromatic optical system and the latest developed and designed high numerical aperture 1x stereo objective, the numerical aperture (NA) can reach up to 0.15. Not only in bright field mode, but also in fluorescence mode, it can ensure uniform field of view brightness at the lowest magnification and clear and reliable imaging at high magnification.