Bresser Erudit ICD Stereo Microscope
Binocular head. Magnification: 20/40x
Product ID | 74313 |
Brand | Bresser GmbH, Germany |
Warranty | 2 years |
EAN | 4007922030784 |
Package size (LxWxH) | 49x22x36 cm |
Shipping Weight | 5.24 kg |
The Bresser Erudit ICD microscope is a stereo dissecting microscope and gives a threedimensional view. This is especially impressive when viewing structured materials.
With the maximum object height of 53mm you can view also bigger objects. The microscope is perfect for a variety of objects, like plants, insects, geological handpieces, etc. The Erudit ICD is also the perfect choice for children, because there is no need for tedious and difficult sample preparation. Simply place the sample on the object plate and view the finest details! The black/white object plate gives good contrast when viewing with incident light. With battery power the microscope is ready for your next excursion or field work, or use it anywhere around the house. With the sturdy carry case it is easily transported or stowed away.
Features:
- Type: Stereo microscope / dissecting microscope with incident and transmitted light
- Applications: biology, botany, insects
- Black/White-object plate for optimized contrast
- Glass object plate, 94mm
- Rubber eye cups for comfortable viewing, reduces stray light
- Smartphone holder for conveniant documentation
- Long life LED lighting, battery powered. Use anywhere, e.g. for field work
- Adjustable binocular head, diopter adjustment
- Sturdy carry case
- Magnification: 20x, 40x
- Stereo-objective
- Eyepiece barrel diameter: 30.5mm
- Battery powered (3x)Type AA
The kit includes:
- Stereo dissecting microscope with transmitted and incident light
- 2x wide field 10x eyepieces
- Stereo objectives, 2x/4x
- Glass object plate, clear glass
- Black/white object plate
- Smartphone holder
- Plastic carry case
Product ID | 74313 |
Brand | Bresser GmbH, Germany |
Warranty | 2 years |
EAN | 4007922030784 |
Package size (LxWxH) | 49x22x36 cm |
Shipping Weight | 5.24 kg |
Type | stereo/instrumental |
Head | binocular |
Magnification, x | 20/40 |
Eyepiece tube diameter, mm | 30.5 |
Objectives | 2x, 4x |
Revolving nosepiece | for 2 objectives |
Working distance, mm | 53 |
Interpupillary distance, mm | 51 — 79 |
Body | aluminum, plastic |
Illumination | LED |
Brightness adjustment | ✓ |
Power supply | 3 AA batteries, 1.5V |
User level | beginners, experienced users |
Application | school/educational |
Illumination location | dual |
Research method | bright field |
Pouch/case/bag in set | case |
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