Biological Microscope XSP L101, Triple Objective Lenses, H5X H10X Eyepiece Optional

A biological optical microscope is an optical instrument that uses optical principles to magnify and image tiny objects that cannot be distinguished by the human eye so that people can extract microstructure information. Our laboratory digital binocular biological microscope can well meet your requirements, please feel free to consult.

Most of the experiments stipulated in the biology syllabus of ordinary middle schools are completed by microscopes. Therefore, the performance of microscopes is the key to doing well in observation experiments. Our student school laboratory optical microscope can meet your requirements very well, please feel free to inquire.

This is a monocular biological microscope with a magnification of 40X-2000X. A microscope is a sophisticated optical instrument with a history of more than 300 years. Since the advent of the microscope, people have seen many tiny organisms and the basic unit that makes up living things, cells, that were not seen in the past.

This is a monocular biological optical microscope with 10X, 1000X magnification, suitable for medical laboratories and school laboratories, and other scenarios. An optical microscope consists of an eyepiece, objective lens, light hole, mirror arm, lens barrel, mirror frame, and diaphragm.

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