Biological Microscope BZBS-503 features a refined Infinity Optical System paired with a Seidentopf Binocular Tube for a clear and comfortable viewing experience.
This Microscope offers an Eyepiece Magnification of EW10X and an objective lens magnification of 4X to 100X, delivering excellent clarity across a wide range and smooth stage speed. It ensures image consistency with a well-balanced illumination setup and field of view adjustments. Its ergonomic body and user-oriented interface allow simple yet precise control during extended usage. Our Biological Microscope BZBS-503 is ideal for medical diagnostics, cellular observation, educational training, routine lab analysis, and environmental research applications.
| Optical System | Infinity Optical System |
| Ontology | Seidentopf Binocular Tube |
| Eyepiece Magnification | EW10X |
| Eyepiece Field of View | 20 mm (Diopter Adjustable) |
| Objective Lenses | 4X, 10X, 40X, 100X (Plan Achromat) |
| Stage Size | 180 × 130 mm |
| Stage Movement Range | 74 × 30 mm |
| Condenser | NA 1.25 |
| Observation Method | Brightfield |
| Illumination Type | 3W White LED Light |
| Display Features | LCD Magnification, Brightness Indicator, Lock |
| Packaging Dimension | 530 × 500 × 615 mm |
| Gross Weight | 15 Kg |
Our Biological Microscope BZBS-503 ensures enhanced image clarity and stability, making it ideal for prolonged routine usage. It enables detailed observation of microorganisms, tissue sections, botanical structures, and chemical reactions with consistent visual accuracy. This Microscope serves a broad range of fields including biological laboratories, educational departments, medical diagnostics, veterinary labs, and pharmaceutical quality testing.
Frequently Asked Questions
1: 1. What is the purpose of a condenser in a biological microscope?
The condenser focuses light onto the specimen, improving clarity and brightness. It helps in achieving better image resolution.
2: Can you see viruses with a biological microscope?
No, viruses are too small to be seen with a biological microscope. You would need an electron microscope to view them.
3: Why do you need immersion oil?
Immersion oil improves clarity and resolution when using the 100x lens. It reduces light bending between the lens and slide.
4: How should you store your biological microscope?
Store it upright in a dry place, covered with a dust cover. Always switch off the light and clean it after use.
5: What type of slides should you use?
You should use clean glass slides and cover slips. Place your thin specimen on the slide with a drop of water or stain.