Optima Discoverer 40x-1280x microscope + vernier (MB-Dis 01-202S-Non)

Optima Discoverer 40x-1280x Set + vernier microscope is a student microscope with a metal body in the basic configuration for entry-level research in the field of biology and medicine. The microscope provides significant convenience of observation due to the possibility of smooth and precise movement of the object in the field of view of the objective due to the presence of a specimen guide with micrometric calipers with a vernier. The optical scheme of the microscope and double LED illumination allow you to study in sufficient detail not only the surface structure of various materials and minerals, but also to observe cells in biological sections of plants, tissues of living organisms, and even bacteria at a magnification of 40 to 1280 times in reflected and transmitted light. Battery and AC power supply, as well as LED illumination, define this model as a mobile microscope, ready to be used anywhere and at any time. All Optima microscopes have an extended three-year warranty and are certified in Ukraine.

Microscopy method: bright field.

• Magnification: from 40x to 1280x.
• Lens magnification: 4x, 10x, 40x.
• Eyepiece magnification: 10x, 16x.
• Barlow lens magnification (Zoom): 1x ÷ 2x (stepless).

• Body: metal.
• Turret head: for 3 lenses.
• Lenses: optical glass with anti-reflective coating.
• Degree of lens correction: achromatic.
• Nozzle: monocular (360º rotation, 45º tilt).
• Optical tube length: 160 mm.
• Glasses: optical glass, wide-field (linear field of view 18 mm and 12 mm) with anti-reflective coating.
• Eyepiece mounting diameter: 23.2 mm.
• Stage: movable 90x90 mm, with specimen guide with micrometric calipers and vernier.
• Focusing: coarse.
• Backlight: LED (transmitted and reflected light) with brightness adjustment (8 levels).
• Toggle switch for switching the illumination direction: transmitted light / reflected light / transmitted and reflected light.
• Condenser: single lens 0.65 NA
• Light filters: 5 light filters in the disc diaphragm.