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Meiji Advanced Binocular Dermatology Microscope with 2.5x objective, LED variable illumination - Japanese

Meiji Advanced Binocular Dermatology Microscope with 2.5x objective, LED variable illumination - Japanese

The Meiji Advanced Binocular Dermatology Microscope with LED variable illumination utilizes the Siedentopf-type binocular head with eyetubes inclined at 30° with the left eyetube having graduated diopter settings. The interpupillary distance is adjustable between 53mm - 75mm. An 80/20 beamsplitter for the trinocular tube can be engaged for photo work. An optional ergonomic binocular viewing head adjustable vertically 10 to 50 degrees is also available.

EYEPIECES
10X Widefield High Eyepoint eyepieces F.N.22 are standard, with 30mm OD eyetube for ultra widefield viewing

 

OBJECTIVE CHANGER

The smooth-operating, ball bearing mounted, quintuple nosepiece provides effortless objective changes.

 

OBJECTIVES

The Advanced Dermatology microscope is equipped with 2.5x, 4x, 10x, and 40x U Plan Infinity corrected objectives

 

STAGE

Ceramic coated left or right-handed, flat top stage measures 171mm x 115mm and travels 78mm(X) x 52mm(Y). Ergonomically positioned coaxial drop down controls.

CONDENSER
New design Abbe 1.25 NA Condenser with swing out top lens for use with the 2.5x objective

ILLUMINATION

Powerful white LED or 30 watt halogen illumination provides enhanced image quality and brightness for the observation of specimens .

Details
SKU MT5200L830
Weight 35.00 lbs
Application Dermatology
 
Price: $3203.00
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