About Laboratory Dissecting Microscope
Dissecting Microscope
- Dissecting Microscope Heavy round base with nicely designed body.
- sensitive focusing is done by rack and pinion.
- A joint revolving arm is provided for moving magnifying lens over full area of stage.
- It is Easily replaceable by a special Bull Eye lens 80mm dia to increase the field of version.
- A Plano concave mirror is fork for light reflection.
Versatile Laboratory ApplicationsThis dissecting microscope is tailored for applications in botany, zoology, dissection, and general laboratory studies. Its precise optics and robust construction make it a reliable choice for both educational purposes and routine examination of samples. The compact design further ensures it fits seamlessly into classroom or lab settings.
Engineered for Comfort and StabilityWith an inclined monocular head, the microscope promotes comfortable, strain-free viewing during extended observations. Its heavy, sturdy base ensures stability on workbenches. The powder-coated metal body and fixed stage with secure clips enhance durability, providing long-term, dependable use.
FAQs of Laboratory Dissecting Microscope:
Q: How do I change the magnification on this dissecting microscope?
A: To alter the magnification, simply rotate the nosepiece to switch between the 2x and 4x objective lenses. Combined with the fixed 10x eyepiece, this allows for total magnification levels of 10x, 20x, or 40x, meeting the needs for most dissection and observation activities.
Q: What types of samples can be examined using this microscope?
A: This microscope is well-suited for observing plant specimens, small animals, insects, and other biological samples. Its application areas include botany, zoology, and general lab dissections, making it ideal for educational and research purposes.
Q: When should I use a dissecting microscope instead of a compound microscope?
A: A dissecting microscope is preferable when you need to observe or manipulate larger, three-dimensional specimens that do not require high magnification, such as whole insects, leaves, or small anatomical dissections. For high-magnification viewing of slides, a compound microscope is typically recommended.
Q: Where can this microscope be conveniently used?
A: Its compact footprint and lightweight build mean it is easily portable and fits well in classrooms, teaching laboratories, research institutes, and field stations. The robust design ensures stability wherever its used.
Q: What is the process for focusing a sample on this microscope?
A: After placing your sample on the fixed stage and securing it with the stage clips, use the manual rack and pinion focusing mechanism to achieve a sharp image through the eyepiece. Start with the lowest objective for the widest view, then switch as needed.
Q: How does this microscope benefit educational institutions?
A: Its user-friendly design, durability, and optical precision make it a valuable teaching tool. The simplicity of manual controls and the clarity of optical glass lenses support hands-on learning and facilitate better understanding in biology and related fields.
Q: Does the microscope require any power supply?
A: No, this optical microscope operates without electricity, making it suitable for locations with limited power availability and enhancing its portability for field or classroom use.