Student Compound Microscope Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter
Product Code : SEL-M-10862
Quick Answer: Built for school and college biology practicals, the Student Compound Microscope combines a double-lens Abbe condenser (N.A. 1.25) with a battery-operated LED lamp and an optional arc-reflector set for studying slides by natural light.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Double-lens Abbe condenser, N.A. 1.25, with iris diaphragm
- Swing-out filter holder moved by rack and pinion
- Built-in square stage, 120 x 120 mm
- Detachable mechanical stage for X and Y movement of the slide
- Battery-operated LED pin-type lamp with on/off switch
- Optional arc-reflector set for working with natural light
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Condenser | Double-lens Abbe, N.A. 1.25, with iris diaphragm |
| Filter holder | Swing-out, rack and pinion movement |
| Stage | Built-in square stage, 120 x 120 mm |
| Mechanical stage | Detachable, X and Y movement |
| Illumination | Battery-operated LED pin-type lamp with on/off switch |
| Natural-light option | Arc-reflector set (optional) |
About This Product
On this student compound microscope the built-in 120 x 120 mm square stage carries a detachable mechanical stage that moves the slide in the X and Y directions. The double-lens Abbe condenser has an iris diaphragm to control the light, with a swing-out filter holder moved by rack and pinion. The battery-operated LED pin-type lamp has an on/off switch, and the optional arc-reflector set allows work by natural light.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the slide lit?
By a battery-operated LED pin-type lamp with an on/off switch; an optional arc-reflector set lets students use natural light to study the slide.
What type of condenser does it have?
A double-lens Abbe condenser with a numerical aperture of 1.25, fitted with an iris diaphragm and a swing-out filter holder that moves by rack and pinion.
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