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ConXport . Inclined Binocular

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ConXport . Inclined Binocular Specification

View Head
Binocular, inclined at 45, rotatable 360.

Focus System
Coarse and fine focusing mechanism with separate knobs.

Features
Sturdy metal frame, anti-fungal optics, coaxial focusing, mechanical stage, rotatable head.

Spare Parts
Replacement bulbs, mirror, eyepieces, objectives, mechanical stage parts.

Theory
Binocular compound microscope designed for educational and laboratory use with an inclined viewing head.

Drawtube
Binocular, 45 inclined, rotatable 360.

Sensor
Not applicable (optical system, not digital).

Resolution
Depends on objective and eyepiece combination; typically up to 1200X optical resolution.

Interface
Mechanical, no digital interface.

Frame Rate
Not applicable.

Focal Distance
Objective working distance varies; typically 0.5 - 2 mm.

Magnification
Standard magnification ranges from 40X to 1000X (with objectives: 4X, 10X, 40X, 100X and eyepieces: 10X, 15X).

Dimensions
Approximately 380 x 260 x 135 mm.

Focus Range
Coarse and fine adjustment mechanism, coarse range approx. 20 mm, fine 2 mm.

Eyepieces
Wide field WF10X and WF15X, paired.

Eyepiece Tube
Binocular tube inclined at 45, adjustable for interpupillary distance.

Illumination
Built-in plano-concave mirror. Optional sub-stage LED or tungsten lamp.

Coarse Adjustment Range
Approx. 20 mm.

Fine Adjustment Range
Approx. 2 mm.

Working Stage
Rectangular mechanical stage, size approx. 120 x 140mm, with slide holder.

Still Image Capture Resolution
Not applicable.

Video Capture Resolution
Not applicable.

Image Format
Not applicable, optical view only.

Interpupillary Distance
Adjustable range: 55-75 mm.

Objective Achromatic
Achromatic objectives 4X, 10X, 40X (spring loaded), 100X oil immersion (spring loaded).

Condenser
Abbe condenser N.A. 1.25 with iris diaphragm.

Light Source
Mirror for external light; optional built-in illuminator (LED/tungsten).

Usage
Ideal for biology, bacteriology, and pathology laboratories

Packing
Supplied in polystyrene foam box with outer carton for safe handling

Filter Holder
Swing-out type beneath the condenser

Color
White enamel finish

Power Supply
220V AC (for LED variant)

Stage Size
Approx. 120 mm x 120 mm with mechanical movement

Nosepiece
Quadruple revolving

Weight
Approx. 6 kg

Body Material
Sturdy die-cast metal

Diopter Adjustment
Provided on left eyepiece tube

About ConXport . Inclined Binocular

SPECIFICATIONS:

1.Viewing Head: Inclined Binocular

2.Eyepiece: WF 10X

3.Objective: Zoom 1x-4x

4.Incident Light: Halogen lamp 12V/10W.

5.Transmitted Light: Halogen lamp 12V/10W.

6.with Jewel tweezers

7.Dark field working stage

8.Working Distance: 90.5mm

Precision and Durability

Crafted using robust die-cast metal, the ConXport Inclined Binocular Microscope combines lasting durability with dependable performance. Its sturdy construction reduces vibrations, ensuring sharp, stable images, while the high-quality enamel finish not only looks professional but also resists everyday laboratory wear.

Advanced Optical System

The microscopes optical pathway features achromatic objectives (4X, 10X, 40X, 100X oil) and paired wide-field eyepieces (WF10X and WF15X). With up to 1000X standard magnification, users can adjust the interpupillary distance and diopter for a personalized, fatigue-free viewing experienceideal for prolonged study or diagnostics.

Adaptability for Educational and Clinical Needs

Whether in classrooms or clinical environments, ConXport supports essential biology, bacteriology, and pathology workflows. Its 45 inclined binocular head, mechanical stage with slide holder, and coaxial focusing mechanism allow for precise tracking and examination of specimensmaking it a valuable tool for students and laboratory professionals alike.

FAQs of ConXport . Inclined Binocular:

Q: How do I achieve optimal focus with the ConXport Inclined Binocular Microscope?

A: To focus, start with the lowest objective (4X), place your slide on the mechanical stage, and use the coarse adjustment knob (approx. 20 mm range) to bring the sample into general focus. Then, use the fine adjustment knob (2 mm range) for precise clarity. Adjust the diopter and interpupillary distance for personalized viewing.

Q: What is the process for changing objectives and adjusting magnification?

A: To switch magnification, gently rotate the quadruple revolving nosepiece to align the desired objective (4X, 10X, 40X, or 100X oil immersion) above the slide. Pair with either 10X or 15X eyepieces to achieve magnifications from 40X to 1000X. Always start with a lower power objective to locate the specimen before increasing magnification.

Q: When should I use the mirror versus the built-in illuminator for lighting?

A: Use the built-in plano-concave mirror when working with external light sources, such as natural sunlight or a desk lamp, for basic illumination. For consistent and brighter lighting, opt for the sub-stage LED or tungsten lamp (in the LED variant, powered by 220V AC). Adjust the Abbe condenser and iris diaphragm to control the light intensity and contrast.

Q: Where is the ConXport microscope best utilized?

A: This microscope is ideal for educational settings, research labs, and routine clinical environments where biology, bacteriology, or pathology specimens are examined. Its rugged construction and reliable optics make it suitable for both field and institutional use.

Q: What benefit does the swing-out filter holder provide?

A: The swing-out filter holder, located beneath the condenser, allows for the quick and easy placement of color or contrast filters, enhancing visualization of specific specimen details, and improving image clarity during laboratory analysis.

Q: How does the anti-fungal optical coating contribute to the microscopes longevity?

A: The anti-fungal coating on optical components protects the lenses from fungal growth in humid laboratory environments, ensuring clear vision and maintaining the quality of images for extended periods without frequent maintenance.

Q: What usage tips help maintain the microscopes performance?

A: Always handle the microscope with care, clean optical surfaces regularly, store it in the provided foam box when not in use, and cover the instrument to protect from dust and moisture. Replace spare partslike bulbs, mirrors, or objectivesusing genuine components from the manufacturer for reliable operation.

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