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Student Microscope LMSTU-A103provides a WF10X/18mm wide-field eyepiece ensures comfortable field view. Incorporated with adjustable interpupillary range from 48 to 75 mm for flexible observation. It features a 20:80 split ratio that allows concurrent specimen monitoring and digital imaging capture. Built with 22 mm focus movement (2 µm scale), enabling smooth slide alignment. Our Microscope offers a finite optical system that delivers high-definition visualization.
Specifications
| Magnification Range | 40X to 2000X |
| Eyepiece | WF10X/18mm |
| Achromatic Objectives | 4X (W.D.=18.6mm) / 10X (W.D.=6.5mm) /40 X (W.D.=0.47mm) / 100X (W.D.=0.07mm) |
| Optical System | Finite Optical System |
| Viewing Head | Trinocular Head |
| Head Position | 30° inclined, 360° rotatable |
| Interpupillary Distance | 48 to 75 mm |
| Splitting Ratio | 20:80 |
| Nosepiece | 4 holes (Quadplex) |
| Condenser | Abbe N.A. 1.25(Iris Diaphragm) |
| Illumination System | 3W LED |
| Base | External power adapter with data cable |
| Focusing System | Coaxial coarse and fine knobs |
| Focusing Adjustment Range | 22 mm (Scale 2 µm) |
| Mechanical Stage Dimension | 125 × 115 mm |
| Mechanical Stage Adjustment Range | 35 × 75 mm |
| Packaging Dimension | 337 × 242 × 417 mm |
| Net Weight | 5.0kg |
| Gross Weight | 6.5 kg |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Student Microscope LMSTU-A103 | $ 1450 | Each of 1 |
Features
Achromatic Objectives
Seidentopf Trinocular Head
Quadplex Nosepiece
Abbe Condenser
Stable Base
Optional Accessories
| Model No. | Accessory |
| LMSTU-A103-C1 | 1X C-Mount |
| LMSTU-A103-C2 | 0.5X C-Mount |
| LMSTU-A103-R1 | Dark Field Ring |
| LMSTU-A103-P1 | Polarizing Unit |
| LMSTU-A103-M1 | Plano-Concave Mirror |
Applications
Student Microscope LMSTU-A103 enables detailed observation of tissue sections, blood samples, and cellular abnormalities for diagnostic studies in pathology, while also supporting academic projects and fundamental research by students.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a Student Microscope?
A Student Microscope is an apparatus designed for educational purposes, providing essential magnification and functionality for classroom and lab use.
2 Can Student Microscope be used for biology experiments?
It is commonly used for biology experiments such as observing cells, microorganisms, and plant tissues in schools and colleges.
3 What type of slides can be viewed using Student Microscope?
It is used to view prepared slides, wet mounts, and stained biological specimens commonly found in educational kits.
4 Can Student Microscope be used to view bacteria?
It is used to view bacteria, especially when using prepared slides and proper staining techniques for better contrast under higher magnifications.
5 What role does Student Microscope play in environmental science studies?
In environmental science, it is used to study soil microorganisms, water samples, and mold growth, making it an essential tool for analyzing ecological samples.
6 Can Student Microscope be used for studying pond water organisms?
It is used for studying pond water organisms such as protozoa, algae, and microscopic larvae.
7 How can Student Microscope be used in forensic science education?
It is used in forensic science education to examine hair, fibers, and trace evidence, providing students with foundational skills in forensic analysis.
8 Can Student Microscope help in studying food contamination?
It helps in studying food contamination by enabling students to detect mold, bacteria, and other microscopic contaminants in various food samples.
9 Is Student Microscope effective for identifying fungal infections?
It is effective for identifying fungal infections in both plant and human samples, using prepared slides stained to highlight fungal structures.
10 Can Student Microscope help understand cell division?
It helps understand cell division by allowing them to observe mitosis and meiosis in root tip slides or prepared animal cell slides.