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PARTS & ACCESSORIES
Listed below are parts and accessories for the above microscopes. Click on the pictures or text to
find the products that correspond with your application.
Listed below are parts and accessories for the above microscopes. Click on the pictures or text to
find the products that correspond with your application.
| CCD, USB, Camera |
| Darkfield Condenser |
| Illuminator, Light |
| Eyepiece |
| Barlow Lens |
| Stand |
| Bulb, Fuse |
| Case |
| Dust Cover |
| Boom Stereo |
| Trinocular Stereo |
| Binocular Stereo |
| Coin Scope |
| Jewelry Gem Scope |
| Inspection Scope |
| Low Power Digital Scope |
| Shop Measuring |
| Articulating Scope |
| Monocular Dissecting |
| Barlow Lens |
| C-Mount Lens |
| Adapter |
| Engraving Microscope |
LOW POWER MICROSCOPES
These low power microscopes are also known as "stereo" or "dissecting" microscopes. You would
use a stereo (or dissecting) microscope to look at larger objects like small insects, sand grains, or
circuit boards. Since each eye has its own eyepiece and objective lens that hits the object at a slightly
different angle, stereo microscopes provide "stereo vision", allowing for an in-depth, 3-D view of the
object. These microscopes usually have both a top and bottom light and can be used for performing
both reflected and transmitted light observations. While reflected light is required for looking at
opaque objects, transmitted light is ideal for transparent objects. Our low power microscopes come
in a variety of powers from 3.5X to 180X and are available with a single magnification, dual
magnification, or continuous zoom magnifications. They are divided into the following categories:
These low power microscopes are also known as "stereo" or "dissecting" microscopes. You would
use a stereo (or dissecting) microscope to look at larger objects like small insects, sand grains, or
circuit boards. Since each eye has its own eyepiece and objective lens that hits the object at a slightly
different angle, stereo microscopes provide "stereo vision", allowing for an in-depth, 3-D view of the
object. These microscopes usually have both a top and bottom light and can be used for performing
both reflected and transmitted light observations. While reflected light is required for looking at
opaque objects, transmitted light is ideal for transparent objects. Our low power microscopes come
in a variety of powers from 3.5X to 180X and are available with a single magnification, dual
magnification, or continuous zoom magnifications. They are divided into the following categories:
| Zoom Stereo |
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