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Magnification: 40–2000x. Comes with high-quality achromatic objective lenses and Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm

Trinocular
The microscope head is a core element of the microscope that you look through to see a magnified sample
40 — 2000
How much the size of a sample increases when you observe it through a microscope
Laboratory/medical
Application and use of the microscope
Availability

Product ID 69657
Brand Levenhuk, Inc., USA
Warranty lifetime
EAN 5905555004600
Package size (LxWxH) 49x40x27 cm
Shipping Weight 5.68 kg
Description

Levenhuk 740T Microscope – trinocular microscope, which enables you to carry out classic biological studies and employ modern technology in your observations. Trinocular head allows you to install any digital camera adapted to the 23.2mm eyepiece tube.

The microscope is equipped with lower illumination – that means you can observe only transparent microscope samples. The intensity of light is adjustable over a wide range. An Abbe condenser repeatedly amplifies the light beam and directs it exactly on the area of research. The microscope allows for observations in the bright field mode. It also allows using the oil immersion method.

The revolving nosepiece is designed to accommodate four objective lenses. Combining them with interchangeable eyepieces of different magnification, you can obtain a wide range of fixed magnification in the 40x–2000x range. All eyepieces that come in the kit are paired.

Trinocular head is inclined at 45° and rotates 360° around its axis. This is especially convenient for group work, when you need to let a wide audience access the observed samples – just turn the microscope head, instead of moving the whole instrument.

Samples are fixed on the stage using two convenient metal clips. The stage itself moves vertically and horizontally, allowing you to accurately determine the area of research and focus on a small part of the sample. The focusing mechanism allows for fine and coarse sharpness adjustment. Most amateur microscope models lack this useful feature.

The microscope comes with a special dust cover for convenient storage of the instrument.

Features:

  • Revolving nosepiece for 4 objectives
  • Oil immersion
  • Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm and filter
  • Trinocular head
  • Ability to connect a digital camera (not included)
  • Magnification: from 40x to 2000x
  • Metal body
  • Illumination with adjustable brightness
  • Convenient stage that moves vertically and horizontally
  • Coaxial coarse and fine focusing mechanism

The kit includes:

  • Microscope stand with base
  • Trinocular head
  • Achromatic objective lenses: 4x, 10x, 40xs, and 100xs (oil)
  • Eyepieces: WF10x and WFH20x
  • Filters (blue, yellow, green)
  • Bottle of immersion oil
  • Dust cover
  • AC adapter
  • Allen key
  • Spare fuse
  • User manual
  • Lifetime warranty

Caution: Please refer to the specifications table for the correct mains voltage and never attempt to plug a 110V device into 220V outlet and vice versa without using a converter. Remember that mains voltage in the U.S. and Canada is 110V and 220–240V in most European countries.

Some things you can see under a microscope:

Levenhuk 740T Trinocular Microscope is compatible with Levenhuk digital cameras (purchased separately). Levenhuk cameras are installed in the eyepiece tube instead of an eyepiece.

Specifications
Product ID 69657
Brand Levenhuk, Inc., USA
Warranty lifetime
EAN 5905555004600
Package size (LxWxH) 49x40x27 cm
Shipping Weight 5.68 kg
Type biological, light/optical
Head trinocular
Optics material optical glass
Nozzle 360 ° rotatable
Head inclination angle 45 °
Magnification, x 40 — 2000
Eyepiece tube diameter, mm 23.2
Eyepieces WF10x/18mm, WFH20x
Objectives achromatic: 4x, 10x, 40xs, 100xs (oil immersion)
Revolving nosepiece for 4 objectives
Interpupillary distance, mm 54 — 75
Stage, mm 140х130
Stage moving range, mm 75/24
Stage features mechanical double-layer
Eyepiece diopter adjustment, diopters ±6
Condenser Abbe N.A. 1.25
Diaphragm iris
Focus coaxial; coarse (22mm), fine (0.002mm)
Body metal
Illumination LED
Brightness adjustment
Power supply 220V/50Hz
Light source type 3W LED
Light filters blue, green, yellow
Additional length of the ocular tube: 160mm
specimen movement range: 75x55mm
User level experienced users
Assembly and installation difficulty level easy
Application laboratory/medical
Illumination location lower
Research method bright field
Pouch/case/bag in set dust cover
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