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OMAX 40X-2000X LED Binocular Compound Lab Microscope w/ Double Layer Mechanical Stage + Blank Slides, Cover Slips, & Lens Cleaning Paper, M82ES-SC100-LP100

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Style: Microscope


Features

  • Total magnification: 40X Magnification, 80X Magnification, 100X Magnification, 200X Magnification, 400X Magnification, 800X Magnification, 1000X Magnification, 2000X; Eyepieces: wide field WF10X and WF20X; Objectives: achromatic DIN 4X, 10X, 40X(S), 100X(S, Oil)
  • Viewing head: 45 degrees inclined 360 degrees swiveling binocular with Sliding adjustable interpupillary distance: 2-3/16inch ~ 2-15/16inch(55~75mm); Ocular diopter adjustable on both eyetubes
  • Nosepiece: revolving quadruple; Stage: double layer X-Y mechanical stage with scales, size: 4-1/2inchx 4-15/16inch (115mm x 125mm), translation range: 2-13/16inch x 1-3/16inch (70mm x 30mm); Stage upward moving lock protects objectives and slides
  • Condenser: NA1.25 Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm; Illumination: transmitted (lower) LED light, intensity adjustable; Focus: Coaxial coarse and fine knobs on both sides
  • Full solid metal frame construction with stain resistant enamel finish; Power supply: AC/DC adapter, UL approved, Input: 100-240V; 100-piece blank glass slides with 100-piece cover slips and 50-sheet lens cleaning paper included
  • "Omax products are warrantied for 5-year against manufacturers defects in material and workmanship from the original date of purchase. In some cases Buyers are responsible for return shipping and handling cost for warranty services. Our warranty covers parts and labor only."

Light Source Type: LED


Model Name: M82ES-SC100-LP100


Material: Metal


Color: Silver, White, Black


Product Dimensions: 9.06"L x 7.13"W x 13"H


Real Angle of View: 45 Degrees


Magnification Maximum: 2000 x


Item Weight: 8 Pounds


Brand: OMAX


Objective Lens Description: Achromatic


Product Dimensions: 9.06 x 7.13 x 13 inches


Item Weight: 8 pounds


Item model number: M82ES-SC100-LP100


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 31, 2012


Manufacturer: OMAX


Country of Origin: China


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