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BRESSER Researcher Bino Microscope

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BRESSER Researcher Bino MicroscopeProduct overview Binocular transmitted light microscope Adjustable interpupillary distance Illumination dimmable With 4 fold revolving nosepiece With coarse and fine focusing BRESSER Researcher Bino Microscope The BRESSER Researcher Bino Microscope is a binocular transmitted light microscope with 4 fold revolving nosepiece and a bright LED illumination that can be dimmed if required. With the 4 objectives and one (exchangeable) pair of eyepieces, the

Product overview
  • Binocular transmitted light microscope
  • Adjustable interpupillary distance
  • Illumination dimmable
  • With 4-fold revolving nosepiece
  • With coarse and fine focusing

BRESSER Researcher Bino Microscope

The BRESSER Researcher Bino Microscope is a binocular transmitted light microscope with 4-fold revolving nosepiece and a bright LED illumination that can be dimmed if required. With the 4 objectives and one (exchangeable) pair of eyepieces, the Researcher Bino Microscope achieves a magnification range of 40x-1000x. To prevent damage, the 40x and 100x objectives feature a spring-loaded mechanism.


The object can be perfectly positioned on the coaxial cross-stage with vernier scale and the coarse and fine drive can be used for exact focusing. The Abbe condenser is located under the stage and can be adjusted in height. It is also equipped with an iris diaphragm. Interpupillary distance and dioptric compensation are also individually adjustable and the binocular attachment can be rotated 360°. Thanks to the solid metal body, the microscope stands securely and provides the necessary stability when working.


Product Details

  • BRESSER Researcher Bino Microscope
  • Magnification range from 40x-1000x
  • With four objectives
  • Solid metal body
  • Binocular transmitted light microscope
  • Bright LED illumination with dimmer
  • Suitable for oil immersion microscopy
  • Ideal for schools and educational institutions
  • Abbe condenser, adjustable
  • Coarse and fine focusing
  • Coaxial cross-stage
  • Ideal for daily parasite control
  • Not suitable for diagnostic purposes
  • 360° rotatable attachment
  • Interpupillary distance adjustable
  • Dioptric compensation
  • 40x and 100x objectives are spring-loaded
  • Material: aluminium/ plastic
  • Dimensions (L x W x H) 280 mm x 175 mm x 360 mm
  • Weight: 3.8 kg
  • 5 year warranty

Delivery Contents

  • Binocular microscope
  • 1 pair of DIN WF 10x eyepieces with 23 mm diameter
  • Nosepiece for 4 objectives
  • 4 DIN objectives: 4x/0.1, 10x/0.25, 40x/0.65, 100x/1.25
  • Condenser
  • Cross-stage with vernier scale, coaxial
  • Fine and coarse focusing wheel, coaxial
  • Immersion oil
  • Dust cover
  • Mains cable
  • Instruction manual
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Great conclusion to this series!
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