Bresser RESEARCHER BINO NV 40-1000x microscope biological opinie

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Binocular, transmission microscope with a wide range of magnifications equipped with wide-angle eyepieces and four achromatic objectives. Adjustment of the illumination intensity, integrated lens condenser with iris diaphragm under the stage allow for the selection of optimal microscopy conditions for each preparation.

The supplied cross table with a wide adjustment range (lengthwise 28 mm, crosswise 70 mm) facilitates preparation positioning and searching for interesting fragments.

The solid metal stand ensures a stable positioning of the microscope and the binocular eyepiece with the possibility of easy adjustment and adjustment to the distance between the eyes (range 55 - 75 mm) allows for optimal setting depending on the user's needs.

The coarse and fine focus adjustment knobs allow for very precise sharpness adjustment of the specimen.

Parameters

• magnification: 40x - 1000x
• eyepieces: WF 10x - 2 pcs (frame diameter 23 mm)
• objectives: 4x / 10x / 40x / 100x (OIL) - achromatic, DIN mount
• lighting: LED
• power supply: 230 V

Equipment

• binocular head
• 2-lens condenser
• 2D cross table
• LED downlight illuminator
• smooth regulation of lighting intensity
• coaxial micro-macro focus adjustment
• condenser with iris diaphragm and NA 1.25 filter holder
• AC adapter

Guarantee

2 years

(binocular attachment with adjustable pupil distance in the range of 55-75 mm)




(power supply: 230 V, transformer built into the base)




(object table, cross table with scale)




(cross table knob, micro-macro knob)




(four achromatic objectives in a revolver)




(condenser and iris diaphragm)




(set: microscope, eyepieces, blue filter, immersion oil)

(with TS 60x lens)




(with TS 60x lens)




(with TS 60x lens)




(with TS 60x lens)


(blood photos taken with Bresser Researcher Bino / Trino NV microscopes, set lenses and a TS 60x lens, Bresser 3.0 Mpix Microcam camera, dark field photos using a Bresser DF oil condenser; photos reduced for www purposes, archive with photos in original resolution -HERE (.RAR) )