Stereo microscopes | UNIVERSITY

A stereo microscope or dissecting microscope is an optical microscope with a fixed or adjustable magnification (zoom) objective and is designed for observation of samples at relative low magnifications from 2,5 to 90 times (max. 300 times). These microscopes consists out of two distinct optical systems providing 2 images, one image for each eye. Subsequently, the human brain combines the two images to one 3-dimensional image with increased depth of focus

The stereo microscope is intensively used at universities for sample preparation or to study all kind of objets in the field of Life Sciences and Material Sciences

StereoBlue

• Designed for professional use
• Crisp, high resolution images
• Dual magnifications or Zoom models
• Provided with APL (Antimicrobial Protection Layer)

View NexiusZoom (EVO)

• Binocular and trinocular heads with HWF 10x/22 mm or HWF 10x/23 mm eyepieces (EVO)
• Zoom ratio 1: 6.7, 6.7x to 45x or 1: 8.4, 6.5x to 55x
• Ergonomic stands
• Double 3 W LED illumination

View NexiusZoom (EVO) for gemology

• Binocular and trinocular heads
• Ergonomic designed backwards tilting stand
• 30 Watt halogen transmitted illumination
• Configurations up to 220x magnification

View DZ series

• Binocular and trinocular models
• Build your own stereo microscope
• Standard versions or customized
• Very high resolution optics

View Z series

• High-end stereo microscopes
• Modular system
• Binocular and trinocular models
• Superior resolution optics

View P series

• Binocular models
• Easy to use
• Compact and light weight
• Easy to carry to any location

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