XP500 Student Chidren Biological Microscope for Specimen Observation

Key Benefits

• Monocular, binocular or trinocular head options suit different classroom setups and student needs
• 45° inclined monocular head or 30° inclined binocular head reduces neck strain during long observation sessions
• Achromatic objectives (4X, 10X, 40X, 100X) deliver clear, color-corrected images for specimen analysis
• 125mm x 135mm double-layer mechanical stage with precise specimen positioning for consistent observation
• Coaxial coarse and fine focusing with 0.002mm interval allows fine control for sharp focus at high magnification
• Abbe condenser with NA=1.25 and iris diaphragm improves resolution and contrast in transmitted light
• Halogen lamp standard; LED option available for lower power consumption and longer life
• 100X objective includes oil immersion capability for maximum resolution in high-magnification work

Application Scenarios

• Classroom biology lessons where students observe plant cells, animal tissues, and microorganisms
• School science fairs requiring consistent, repeatable specimen imaging across multiple users
• Laboratory training sessions for students learning slide preparation and focus techniques
• Schools with limited budget that need a durable, multi-user microscope with interchangeable heads
• Teaching labs where a trinocular head allows simultaneous viewing and camera capture for documentation

Who It Is For

• Elementary and secondary school science teachers
• University teaching laboratories for introductory biology courses
• Schools with limited budgets needing durable, multi-user microscopes
• Science education programs in developing regions with variable power supplies
• Instructors training students in slide mounting, staining and optical focusing

Problems It Solves

• Fixed-angle monocular heads force students to strain their necks during prolonged observation
• Lack of mechanical stage control leads to inconsistent specimen positioning between users
• No coaxial focusing makes it hard to maintain focus when switching between coarse and fine adjustments
• Low NA condensers limit resolution at 40X and 100X, reducing image clarity in high-magnification work
• Single head type limits classroom flexibility when some students need binocular viewing and others need camera access
• No oil immersion option at 100X prevents high-resolution observation of fine cellular structures

Technical Features

• Achromatic objectives: 4X, 10X, 40X (spring), 100X (oil immersion)
• Monocular head inclined at 45° or binocular head inclined at 30° with compensation free design
• Trinocular head with dual observation tubes: one 30° inclined, one vertical, 360° rotatable
• Double-layer mechanical stage, 125mm x 135mm, for precise specimen movement
• Coaxial coarse and fine focusing with 30mm focusing range and 0.002mm focusing interval
• Abbe condenser with NA=1.25, iris diaphragm, and filter holder
• Halogen lamp: 220V/6V20W or 110V/6V20W standard; LED lamp optional
• Standard configuration includes monocular head; binocular and trinocular available as options

Specifications

Specifications are taken from the AMADA product data for this item. Confirm critical dimensions with us in writing before ordering.

Customization Options

• Choose between monocular, binocular or trinocular head configurations
• Upgrade to WF16X eyepiece for wider field of view
• Replace halogen lamp with LED lamp for lower power use and longer life
• Add oil immersion capability to 100X objective
• Select from 4X, 10X, 40X, 100X objectives as standard or optional

Comparison With Other Options

Use Guide

• Adjust the interpupillary distance to match your eyes before focusing, especially for binocular or trinocular heads
• Start with the 4X objective to locate the specimen, then switch to higher magnifications for detail
• Use oil immersion with the 100X objective by placing a drop of immersion oil on the slide before mounting
• Set the condenser to NA=1.25 and adjust the iris diaphragm to improve contrast and resolution
• Use the coarse focus first to bring the specimen into approximate focus, then use fine focus for sharp detail
• For LED lamp, ensure the voltage matches your local supply; confirm compatibility with the supplier