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Bresser National Geographic 40–1024x Digital Microscope with case

Microscope for beginners. Magnification: 40–1024x. For observations in reflected and/or transmitted light

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The Bresser National Geographic 40–1024x Microscope is a reliable and functional tool, allowing you to conduct observations with an additional video eyepiece (included) and to save research results to your computer. The microscope is suitable for observations in reflected and/or transmitted light. This makes it an ideal choice for acquainting yourself with the world of microscopy. A magnification of 40–1024x makes it also suitable for school or hobby use. The most attractive feature of the kit is a large experiment set full of exclusive accessories, such as a transport case, dissecting instruments, and many other things needed to perform interesting experiments.

Features:

  • Microscope for beginners
  • For observations in transmitted and reflected light
  • Magnification from 40x to 1024x
  • Video resolution 640x480 pixels
  • Case and prepared slides included

The kit includes:

  • Bresser National Geographic 40–1024x Digital Microscope
  • Objectives: 4x, 10x, 40x
  • Eyepieces: WF10x, WF16x
  • 1.6x Barlow lens
  • Colour filter plate
  • USB eyepiece
  • 5 prepared slides
  • 5 objective lenses
  • 10 cover slips
  • Box for storage of lenses and slides
  • Dropper
  • Forceps
  • Hatchery for Artemia (brine shrimp)
  • Microtome
  • Flasks with yeast, sea salt, artemia, pitch
  • Software CD
  • Dust cover
  • Case for storage and transportation
  • 3 AA batteries
  • User manual
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