Description
The Bresser Researcher ICD LED 20x-80x microscope is a high-quality, universal combined stereo and biological microscope designed for detailed study of objects for scientific, educational and research purposes. The device provides a clear, contrast and three-dimensional image thanks to a high-quality stereo-type optical scheme, which allows you to view samples in three dimensions. The user gets the opportunity to examine a wide range of materials - from botanical specimens and insects to coins, minerals and semiconductors. The key advantage of the model is the dual independent LED backlight with brightness adjustment, thanks to which you can adapt the lighting to any type of object under study. The microscope also features a 360° rotating binocular head and convenient adjustment of the interpupillary distance and diopters for maximum comfort of the observer.
Design features:
Combined stereo/biological optical scheme — the microscope combines the capabilities of a stereo microscope and a biological microscope in one housing. This allows you to study both opaque objects in reflected light and transparent samples in transmitted light. Such versatility makes the device suitable for a wide range of tasks in various industries.
LED top illumination (incident light) is a light source located above the stage that directs light onto the surface of an opaque object. This is ideal for studying coins, insects, minerals, microcircuits, and other dense specimens. The LED light source provides bright, uniform, and cool illumination without heating the specimen.
Lower LED illumination (transmitted light) is a light source located under the stage that illuminates transparent and translucent samples from below. It is used to study slide preparations, thin sections of plant tissues, and histological samples. The combination of upper and lower illumination simultaneously allows you to obtain the most informative image.
Independent operation of two light sources - the upper and lower illumination can be turned on and used separately or simultaneously. This gives the researcher the flexibility to choose the lighting mode depending on the type of sample and the task at hand. Separate illumination control improves the quality of observation and reduces unwanted glare.
Dimmer for adjusting the light intensity - a smooth brightness regulator (dimmer) allows you to precisely adjust the light intensity for both illumination sources. This is important for sensitive samples that can be damaged by excessive heat or illumination. Adjusting the brightness also increases image contrast when working with different materials.
360° Binocular Head - The eyepiece tube can rotate a full 360 degrees around its vertical axis. This allows multiple observers to conveniently view the specimen in turn without moving the microscope itself. It is also convenient when working in confined spaces or when performing manipulations under the microscope.
Interpupillary distance adjustment - the glasses can be adjusted up and down to suit the individual distance between the user's eyes. Correctly adjusting the interpupillary distance eliminates two...
