This Vision Scientific VME0018-RC monocular compound microscope is ideal for teaching microscopy to students at elementary school levels. With a 10X WF and 25X WF eyepiece it offers five levels of magnification, ranging from 40x to 1000x.

The coaxial Coarse and fine focus knob is positioned low on the bracket near the base, making certain that adjustments are made with maximum stability and minimum strain; while the ball-bearing driven, reversed nosepiece with internal click-stops, guarantee parcentration and repeatability with every magnification change.

The round gliding stage allows for multidirectional movement of the slide, allowing the observer to control the stage as it glides into the proper position.

Rugged cast aluminum with gray enamel finish. Packed in a fitted Styrofoam box; includes a dust cover and an instruction manual. 5-year limited warranty excluding bulbs.

Specifications

• Head: Monocular, 45° inclined, rotates 360°
• Eyepiece: WF 10x with pointer, WF 25x eyepiece
• Magnification: 40x,  100x, 250x, 400x, 1000x
• Objective Lens: 4x, 10x, 40xS DIN achromatic
• Stage: Round gliding stage
• Focusing: Coaxial coarse and fine focusing with gear movement for smooth operation
• Diaphragm: Five hole disc diaphragm with white frosted filter
• Light Source: LED illumination with intensity control
• Power : 110V

Packing List

• One monocular microscope with LED illumination
• One 10x widefield eyepiece with a pointer
• One 25x widefield eyepiece
• 4x DIN achromatic objective
• 10x DIN achromatic objective
• 40xS DIN achromatic objective
• Round moveable stage with stage clips
• Power adaptor
• One dust cover
• User Manual

• One 25X WF Eyepiece and a 10X WF Eyepiece with pointer, 360° Rotatable Monocular Head
• Gliding stage allows for hands-off slide adjustment
• One -touch stage clips for simple slide placement
• Reversed nosepiece offers more space for slide changes
• LED illumination with intensity control, guarantees a clear and crisp, cool-to-touch white light that lasts up to 60x longer than traditional tungsten bulbs