Biological Microscope LMBM-401 has a Trinocular viewing head with smooth operating ergonomically designed quintuple nosepiece by inward tilt and magnification is approximately around 40X to 400X. Provided with large LCD screen to observe working status of specimen. Equipped with Infinity plan achromatic objective lens which is anti-fungal resistant and high sensitive fine focusing knob with minimum 1 um adjustment graduation. Upward stage stopper to protect slides and objectives.
| View Tube | Anti-fungal Trinocular tube, 30 °inclined, 360°rotating IPD adjustment: 47 mm to 78 mm |
| Diopter adjustment | ± 5 diopters |
| Eyepiece | Wide field WF10 × (field No. 22 mm), Diopter adjustment on one eyepiece |
| Nosepiece | Quintuple or sextuple revolving Nosepiece with inward tilt with a slot for analyzer or DIC slider |
| Frame | Rigid and vibrations free frame. Ergonomic designed body |
| Observation Method | Standard: Bright field |
| Stage | Rectangular mechanical fixed stage, well-coated coaxial with right hand low drive control, tracing range(X-Y): 78 mm × 54 mm, Precision: 0.1 mm. Stage size (W x D): 230 mm x 150 mm, Double specimen holder, with specimen position scale (graduation reading up to 0.1 mm), Stage XY movement stopper. Millimeter can move in X&Y direction |
| Objective | Infinity Plan Achromatic objective lens(anti-fungal), Optional: Infinity Plan Achromatic objective lens(anti-fungal) 4X, 10X, 20X, 40X,100X |
| Focusing Mechanism | Vertical stage movement 37.7 mm with coarse adjustment stopper, High sensitive fine focusing knob with minimum adjustment graduation 1 um |
| Optical System | UIS2 Universal Infinity Corrected optical system |
| Condenser | NA1.25.With aperture iris diaphragm |
| Illumination | Built-in Koehler illumination for transmitted light |
| LCD panel | LCD on the front of the microscope can display the using status of the microscope |
| Digital Camera | Optional |
| Power Supply | AC 90 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz |
These are mainly used to observe cells, tissues, biological specimens, and their vital processes
