About ConXport Inclined Trinocular
SPECIFICATIONS:
1. Viewing Head: InclinedTrinocular
2. Eyepiece: WF10X
3. Objective: Zoom0.75x-5x
4. Incident Light: Halogenlamp 12V/10W.
5. Transmitted Light: Halogenlamp 12V/10W.
6. Tweezers: withJewel tweezers
7. Stage: Darkfield working stage
8. Working Distance: 90.5mm
Versatile Viewing and ImagingThe trinocular, inclined head provides comfortable observation angles and supports camera attachment for digital imaging. Rotatable 360, it accommodates different users and workspace constraints. Its optical system allows magnification up to 1000x using achromatic DIN objectives, capturing vibrant, detailed views suitable for rigorous analysis and documentation.
Robust Design for ReliabilityEngineered with a sturdy metal frame and vibration-free base, this microscope ensures stable performance during extended sessions. The mechanical stage offers smooth X-Y movement across a large travel range, supporting standard glass slides. Anti-fungal optics offer durability and clarity, making it suitable for routine and intensive laboratory environments.
Advanced Features for Simplified WorkflowSpring-loaded objectives protect specimens, while coaxial coarse and fine focus controls deliver precise adjustments. Adjustable interpupillary distance, diopter control, and included filters (blue, green, yellow) optimize observation. Built-in illumination, on either LED or halogen, suits various viewing needs and reduces operator fatigue.
FAQs of ConXport Inclined Trinocular:
Q: How do I attach a digital camera to the ConXport Inclined Trinocular Microscope?
A: The microscope features a C-mount compatible trinocular port, allowing for easy connection of most digital cameras designed for microscopy. Simply mount the camera via the trinocular drawtube, following the manufacturers instructions (camera must be purchased separately).
Q: What specimen types are supported by this microscope?
A: It is designed for standard glass slides measuring 76 x 26 mm, making it ideal for prepared biological, clinical, and educational slides commonly used in laboratories.
Q: When should I use the spring-loaded objective feature?
A: Spring-loaded objectives on the 40x and 100x lenses provide protection when focusing close to the slide, minimizing the risk of damaging specimens, especially during high-magnification oil immersion work.
Q: Where is diopter adjustment located, and why is it beneficial?
A: Diopter adjustment is conveniently provided on a single eyepiece, allowing you to compensate for visual differences between your eyes. This results in sharper, strain-free images during extended viewing sessions.
Q: What process ensures precise focusing and slide movement?
A: The microscope utilizes coaxial coarse and fine focus controls with fine adjustment capabilities of 0.002 mm per division, alongside an X-Y mechanical stage. This combination allows for accurate sample positioning and crisp, detailed focus for all magnification levels.
Q: How is illumination managed for different specimen types?
A: Built-in LED or halogen illumination (varies by model) features adjustable intensity and comes with blue, green, and yellow filters, enabling optimal lighting for diverse specimens and enhancing contrast based on observation needs.
Q: What are the main benefits of using the ConXport Inclined Trinocular Microscope?
A: Users gain ergonomic comfort, reliable and anti-fungal optics, versatile imaging options, and robust construction. These features facilitate routine laboratory work and advanced research, supporting high-quality, repeatable results.