Bresser National Geographic 20–40x Handheld Microscope

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Kids’ microscope. For brightfield observations. Magnification: 20–40x

Monocular

The microscope head is a core element of the microscope that you look through to see a magnified sample

20 — 40

How much the size of a sample increases when you observe it through a microscope

Elementary

Application and use of the microscope

Availability

Product ID	73762
Brand	Bresser GmbH, Germany
Warranty	2 years
EAN	0753215766239
Package size (LxWxH)	12x8x5 cm
Shipping Weight	0.112 kg

Description

With the pocket-sized handheld microscope for children you can examine everything you will find during your outdoor activities, such as leafs or insects etc. on the spot and discover details and structure one cannot see with the naked eye. To make sure you really can see something the handheld microscope is of course also equipped with an illumination.

Bresser National Geographic 20–40x handheld microscope – your new companion for your discovery tours!

Features:

Continuously adjustable magnification range from 20x to 40x
Focusing lever
LED light
Suitable for children of 6 years or older

The kit includes:

Handheld microscope
Removable table stand
5 object slides
3 batteries (LR1130)
Manual

Specifications

Product ID	73762
Brand	Bresser GmbH, Germany
Warranty	2 years
EAN	0753215766239
Package size (LxWxH)	12x8x5 cm
Shipping Weight	0.112 kg
Type	biological, light/optical, portable
Head	monocular
Magnification, x	20 — 40
Stage features	removable
Focus	coarse
Body	plastic
Illumination	LED
Power supply	3 LR1130 batteries (included)
Application	elementary
Illumination location	upper
Research method	bright field

References
and downloads

User manual: Bresser National Geographic 20–40x Handheld Microscope (pdf)

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