XP600 Student Chidren Biological Microscope for Laboratory Research

Key Benefits

• Monocular or compensation-free binocular head for clear, stable viewing in teaching environments
• Achromatic objectives from 4X to 100X (oil immersion) allow for detailed observation of biological specimens
• Wide field eyepieces (WF10X standard, WF16X optional) increase the field of view for easier specimen location
• Double-layer mechanical stage with 125mm x 115mm travel enables precise slide positioning
• Coaxial coarse and fine focusing with 0.002mm interval and 30mm focusing range ensures smooth, accurate focus adjustment
• Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm and filter improves contrast and resolution at high magnifications
• Halogen lamp standard, optional LED lamp reduces heat and power consumption
• Trinocular head with 7-inch LCD screen available for digital documentation and group viewing

Application Scenarios

• Classroom instruction in biology with students using individual microscopes
• School lab sessions for observing plant cells, animal tissues, and microorganisms
• Teaching labs where multiple students share one image via a trinocular head and LCD screen
• Basic research tasks in university introductory biology labs
• Children's science programs requiring durable, easy-to-use microscopes

Who It Is For

• Schools and educational institutions teaching biology at primary and secondary levels
• University teaching labs for introductory biology courses
• Science outreach and children's science programs
• Laboratories requiring low-cost, reliable biological microscopes for training
• Instructors who need a consistent, standardized setup across multiple student stations

Problems It Solves

• A monocular head limits viewing comfort and causes eye strain during long observation periods
• Fixed focus mechanisms require frequent refocusing when changing objectives
• Small stage travel makes it difficult to locate and center specimens on slides
• Poor illumination leads to dim or uneven images, especially at high magnifications
• Lack of a digital output prevents group viewing or documentation of observations
• High heat from halogen lamps can damage sensitive specimens or cause discomfort

Technical Features

• Achromatic objectives: 4X, 10X, 40X (Spring), 100X (Spring, Oil)
• Wide field eyepiece: WF10X standard, WF16X optional
• Monocular head or compensation-free binocular head inclined at 30°
• Trinocular head with 7-inch LCD screen available
• Dual observation head: one tube inclined at 30°, one vertical, 360° rotatable
• Double-layer mechanical stage, 125mm x 115mm travel
• Coaxial coarse and fine focusing, 30mm focusing range, 0.002mm focusing interval
• Abbe condenser with NA=1.25, iris diaphragm, and filter
• Halogen lamp: 220V/6V 20W or 110V/6V 20W standard, LED lamp optional
• Standard configuration includes 4X, 10X, 40X(S), 100X(S,Oil) objectives and WF10X eyepiece

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, trinocular, or dual observation head configurations
• Upgrade to WF16X eyepiece for wider field of view
• Add LED lamp to reduce heat and power use
• Add trinocular head with 7-inch LCD screen for digital output and group viewing
• Select optional objectives or eyepieces to extend magnification range

Comparison With Other Options

Use Guide

• Adjust the interpupillary distance on the binocular head to match your eye spacing before focusing
• Start with the lowest magnification objective (4X) to locate the specimen, then move to higher magnifications
• Use the coarse focus first, then fine-tune with the fine adjustment for sharp images
• Ensure the condenser is raised to the correct position and the iris diaphragm is adjusted for optimal contrast
• For oil immersion (100X), apply a drop of immersion oil to the slide and clean it immediately after use
• If using the LED lamp, confirm it is properly connected and powered before use