New Monocular Microscope Model Revolutionizes Clinical and Biological Laboratories

In a leap forward for clinical and laboratory equipment, the newly released Clinic/Laboratory/Biological Monocular Microscope is setting a high standard in precision and user-friendly design. Tailored for research and diagnostic use, this microscope brings together cutting-edge optical performance, advanced illumination options, and durable mechanical construction—all essential for medical, educational, and laboratory settings where accuracy is paramount.

The microscope's optical system offers a range of achromatic objectives that include 4X, 10X, 40X (spring-loaded), and 100X (spring-loaded, oil immersion). This versatility in magnification empowers users to examine samples in great detail, ensuring accurate observation in high-magnification settings. Paired with a wide-field eyepiece (WF10X standard, with WF16X as an option), the instrument provides sharp, bright imaging over a broad field, perfect for both general and specific applications.

Ergonomics and ease of use are further enhanced by the monocular head, which is inclined at a 45° angle. This design supports prolonged use by reducing neck strain and providing a comfortable viewing position. Such ergonomic considerations make this microscope ideal for extended laboratory sessions, often required in clinics and biological research institutions.

A standout feature of this microscope is its robust double-layer mechanical stage. Sized at 125x135mm, the stage supports smooth, precise movement for efficient sample handling. The design of the coaxial coarse and fine adjustment knobs is particularly notable; the focusing system provides a focusing range of 30mm with a fine focusing interval as small as 0.002mm. This level of detail in focusing capabilities is invaluable for researchers who require meticulous control over image clarity, especially when working with fine cellular or tissue structures.

Illumination is equally versatile, with multiple lighting options to suit various observation needs. The standard model includes a 1W LED lamp compatible with both 220V and 110V power sources, ensuring adaptability in different settings. For enhanced brightness, an LED 3W lamp option is available, while users seeking a more traditional lighting approach may select a 6V/20W halogen bulb. Each lighting option integrates seamlessly with the Abbe condenser, which boasts a numerical aperture of NA=1.25 and features an iris diaphragm and filter to regulate light intensity and contrast.

With the included Abbe condenser, this microscope excels at delivering bright-field illumination ideal for biological specimens. The iris diaphragm enables the user to adjust the amount of light reaching the sample, while the filter can be fine-tuned to improve image contrast, making it easier to observe critical details in cellular structures.