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National 452TBL-10 – Dual Mag. Stereo Microscope (1X&3X)

Original price was: $307.00.Current price is: $276.00.

All the quality features and versatility of larger stereo microscopes, in a compact size only 12″ tall. Ideal size for elementary and middle school, rugged enough for high school. Upright, unreversed image is designed for three-dimensional objects and dissecting. Choose low magnification for a wide field of view, then high magnification for close-up detail.

Specifications

All the quality features and versatility of larger stereo microscopes, in a compact size only 12″ tall. Ideal size for elementary and middle school, rugged enough for high school. Upright, unreversed image is designed for three-dimensional objects and dissecting. Choose low magnification for a wide field of view, then high magnification for close-up detail.

MAGNIFICATION

  • 1x & 3x

OPTICAL SYSTEM

  • Paired widefield 10x eyepieces, left-side diopter adjustment, interpupillary adjustment from 55mm to 75mm.
  • Eyepieces equipped with reticle holder/retainer to accept reticle with 23mm O.D.
  • Magnification changed by rotating objective turret 90 degrees, to positive click stops.
  • Fixed head.

 

ILLUMINATION

  • 4-position light control: top only, bottom only, top and bottom, off.
  • Top light (incidental) and bottom light (transmitted) corded 12v 10 watt tungsten illumination.

FOCUSING

  • Rack & pinion focusing with slip clutch and tension adjustment.

STAGE

  • Supplied with two 80mm stage plates, one frosted glass and one plastic black/white reversible contrast. Two locked-on stage clips.

FRAME

  • Rugged cast metal frame, gray enamel finish.
  • Height: 310mm (12-1/4 in.)
  • Base width: 115mm (4-1/2 in.), Base depth: 197mm (7-3/4 in.)
  • Net wt. 2.5 kgs (5.5 lbs)
Weight 12 lbs
Dimensions 12 × 10 × 16 in

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