$ 2721
| Optical System | Infinity Optical System |
| Eyepiece | EW10X, 22 mm |
| Viewing Head | Seidentopf Binocular, 45° Inclined, 47-78 mm IPD |
| Objective | Plan Objective NIS45 |
| Nosepiece | Backward Quintuple, Non-coding |
| Stage Dimension | 230 × 150 mm |
| Stage Movement Range | 78 × 54 mm |
| Condenser | Abbe NA1.25, with Empty Plate |
| Focusing System | Coaxial Coarse and Fine Adjustment |
| Coarse Stroke | 37.7 mm/rotation |
| Fine Stroke | 0.2 mm/rotation |
| Fine Division | 0.002 mm |
| Movement Range | 30 mm |
| Illumination | 1W S-LED |
| Filter | Green |
| Packaging Dimension | 430 × 370 × 290 mm |
| Gross Weight | 7.2 Kg |
Backward Nosepiece
Fast Focusing Speed
LED Illumination System
Plan Objective Lens
Wide Viewing Field
Fine Adjustment Dial
Our Biological Microscope BZBS-504 is suitable for viewing stained tissue slides, analyzing blood smears, and inspecting plant cells. This Microscope supports high-precision educational and laboratory work. It finds applications in research institutes, university labs, medical centers, botanical units, and biological testing environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
1: What is the use of the diaphragm?
The diaphragm controls the amount of light passing through the specimen. Adjusting it helps in improving contrast.
2: Can you see plant cells clearly?
Yes, biological microscopes are perfect for observing plant cells, including cell walls, chloroplasts, and nuclei.
3: How do you prepare a wet mount slide?
Place a drop of water on the slide, add the specimen, then gently place a cover slip at an angle to avoid bubbles.
4: What’s the difference between coarse and fine focus knobs?
The coarse knob lets you bring the object into view, and the fine knob sharpens the image for better clarity.
5: Can you connect the microscope to a screen?
Yes, if it includes a camera or digital eyepiece, you can connect it to a screen or projector for group viewing.