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Biological Microscope LBM-F20 is an advanced, professional Infinity Plan Optical System Microscope with compensation free binocular head, tilting trinocular 5° to 35° head, designed for medical treatment, laboratories and scientific research. Features wide-field magnification power with standard magnification range of 40X to 1000X, high quality optics, coaxial coarse and fine focus system. Equipped with 4 infinity plan achromatic objectives, swing-out condenser, and double-layer mechanical stage, this microscope has illumination with halogen lamp. With backward quintuple nosepiece, and control knobs, maximizes ergonomics to improve work efficiency, it offers sharp images with minimal movement.
| Optical System | Infinite optical system |
| Viewing Head | Compensation Free binocular Head, Tilting trinocular 5° to 35°, interpupillary 48 to 75 mm |
| Nosepiece | Backward Quintuple Nosepiece |
| Eyepiece | Extra wide field eyepiece EW 10X/ 22 mm |
| Objective | Infinite plan objective: 4X, 10X, 40X (s), 100X (s, oil) |
| Stage | Double Layers Mechanical Stage 185×142 mm |
| Stage Movement | 75×55 mm |
| Condenser | Swing-out Condenser NA 0.9/ 0.25 |
| Illumination | External Illumination, Aspherical Collector, Halogen Lamp 6 V/ 30 W |
| Packaging Dimension (W×D×H) | 460×410×700 mm |
| Gross Weight | 12 kg |
Dark field condenser
Heating stage
CCD adapter
Biological microscopes are used to study organisms, cells, pond life samples, and other microscopic life form across cell research, forensic medicine, colleges, universities, and state-of-the-art high resolution molecular studies etc.