MAGUS Stereo 8B Stereomicroscope

MAGUS Stereo 8B Stereomicroscope

Features:

• Zoom system for achieving smooth magnification without focus reduction; zoom ratio of 8.4:1
• Binocular head with 360° rotation; digital camera is installed in the eyepiece tube instead of the eyepiece
• The advantages of the Greenough optical design: large depth of field, dimensionality, compact design, and reasonable price.
• LED transmitted light illuminator (3W) and LED reflected light (3W) illuminator with a long lifetime
• A wide range of compatible optional accessories

Microscope head
The binocular head rotates 360° and can be fixed in any desired position. A digital camera is installed in the eyepiece tube instead of the eyepiece.
The base kit includes 10x/22mm eyepieces with diopter adjustment and a long eye relief for working with glasses.

Zoom
The objective smoothly increases magnification up to 8.4x without focus reduction. The microscope delivers an upright (not inverted) three-dimensional image. Additional auxiliary objective lenses may increase the magnification range as well as change the field of view and working distance of the microscope.

Focusing mechanism
The coaxial coarse and fine focusing knobs are on both sides. Fine focusing is ideal for observations at magnifications above 40x. The coarse focusing tension can also be adjusted.

Stage plate
You can choose a transparent or black-and-white plate depending on the sample. The transparent plate ensures homogeneous illumination of the specimen and optimal light diffusion for observing transparent and translucent samples. The black-and-white plate is ideal for observing opaque samples against a contrasting background: The black side is for light-colored objects, and the white side is for dark-colored objects.

Light source
The microscope is equipped with an LED transmitted light illuminator (3W) and a reflected light oblique illuminator (3W). The LED has a lifespan of 50,000 hours.

Accessories
There is a line of accessories that is designed for this microscope.
Eyepieces and auxiliary objective lenses can extend the magnification range of the microscope.
A digital camera outputs the image from the microscope to a monitor.
A calibration slide helps with the precise measurement of specimens. The scale value on the calibration slide of stereomicroscopes is 0.1mm.
The polarization device is used to study anisotropic objects.
A darkfield condenser with jewelry tweezers will allow you to study precious and semi-precious stones.
A ring illuminator for the shadow-free illumination of the work area in reflected light.
A ring illuminator with a polarizer will remove glare from images you take of polished metal surfaces.
The mechanical stage moves objects smoothly and without jerking in two axes and provides additional convenience when working at a magnification of over 20x.
A ring illuminator with sector switching and a gooseneck light are used to fine-tune the illumination of the work area. The light is set at the selected angle, creating the light and shadow necessary for the study, and the right part of the specimen remains illuminated.
Universal stands will expand the working area and provide more freedom in choosing the position of the microscope head above the workplace.