XP900 Student Chidren Biological Microscope for Clinical Observation
The XP900 is a monocular or binocular biological microscope with a 45° inclined head, designed for classroom, clinical and student use.

Product Overview
The XP900 is a monocular or binocular biological microscope with a 45° inclined head, designed for classroom, clinical and student use. It features a 4X, 10X, 40X achromatic objective set with spring-loaded nosepiece, wide field eyepieces, and LED illumination. The stage has a 90mm x 90mm plain surface with a moving scale for precise sample positioning. The microscope is powered by AC 220V input and supports both monocular and trinocular configurations.
- Viewing headMonocular, inclined at 45°
- Head typeMonocular, Binocular, Trinocular, Dual Viewing Head
- Objective lenses4X, 10X, 40X (spring-loaded)
- Objective typeAchromatic
- EyepieceWF10X (standard), WF16X (optional)
- StagePlain stage, 90mm x 90mm, with moving scale
Key Benefits
- 45° inclined monocular or binocular head reduces neck strain during prolonged observation
- Spring-loaded 4X, 10X, 40X achromatic objectives prevent damage to slides and lenses
- Wide field eyepieces (WF10X standard, WF16X optional) increase the visible area at low magnification
- LED illumination provides consistent, cool light without flicker or heat
- Moving scale on the 90mm x 90mm stage allows precise sample positioning and measurement
- AC 220V power input ensures stable operation in lab and classroom environments
- Trinocular and dual viewing head options allow camera integration without losing optical path
Application Scenarios
- Classroom teaching of cell structure using prepared slides in biology labs
- Clinical observation of blood smears, urine samples and tissue sections in medical training
- Student practical sessions in high school and university biology courses
- Basic histology and microbiology labs where consistent lighting and focus are required
- Portable use in field clinics or mobile health units with stable AC power
Who It Is For
- High school and university biology teachers and lab instructors
- Medical and nursing students in clinical observation training
- Schools and educational institutions with limited budgets for lab equipment
- Clinical training centers for basic diagnostic techniques
- Educational outreach programs in science and health education
Problems It Solves
- Fixed-angle heads force students to bend forward, causing fatigue during long sessions
- Non-spring objectives can crash into slides, damaging both the specimen and lens
- Standard eyepieces limit the field of view, making it hard to locate small features
- Flickering or hot incandescent bulbs make observation uncomfortable and reduce image clarity
- Lack of stage scale prevents accurate sample positioning and repeatable measurements
- No camera port in basic models prevents documentation of observations
Technical Features
- Inclined 45° viewing head for ergonomic observation
- Achromatic objectives (4X, 10X, 40X) with spring-loaded mechanism to protect slides
- Wide field eyepieces (WF10X standard, WF16X optional) for larger field of view
- LED illumination with AC 220V input for stable, cool, and energy-efficient lighting
- Plain stage with 90mm x 90mm size and moving scale for precise sample movement
- N.A. 0.65 condenser with disc diaphragm for adjustable contrast and resolution
- Coarse and fine focusing controls for smooth and accurate focus adjustment
- Monocular, binocular, trinocular, and dual viewing head configurations available
Specifications
| Viewing head | Monocular, inclined at 45° |
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| Head type | Monocular, Binocular, Trinocular, Dual Viewing Head |
| Objective lenses | 4X, 10X, 40X (spring-loaded) |
| Objective type | Achromatic |
| Eyepiece | WF10X (standard), WF16X (optional) |
| Stage | Plain stage, 90mm x 90mm, with moving scale |
| Condenser | N.A. 0.65, with disc diaphragm |
| Focusing | Coarse and fine adjustment |
| Illumination | LED lamp |
| Power input | AC 220V |
| Working distance | Standard for 4X to 40X objectives |
| Field of view | Depends on eyepiece and objective used |
| Optical system | Compound biological |
| Zoom | Fixed magnification |
| Camera port | Trinocular and dual viewing head models include camera port |
| Optional eyepieces | WF16X |
| Optional heads | Binocular, Trinocular, Dual Viewing Head |
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 viewing head configurations
- Upgrade to WF16X wide field eyepieces for larger field of view
- Select trinocular head for camera attachment or dual viewing head for shared observation
- Use spring-loaded objectives to reduce risk of slide and lens damage
- Match stage scale and condenser to application needs
Comparison With Other Options
| XP900 monocular without trinocular head | The trinocular version adds a camera port for image capture and documentation without altering the optical path. |
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| XP900 with incandescent bulb | The LED illumination provides cooler, more stable light with no flicker and longer lifespan than incandescent bulbs. |
| Fixed-angle head microscope | The 45° inclined head reduces neck strain and improves ergonomics during long observation sessions. |
Use Guide
- Adjust the interpupillary distance to match your eye spacing before focusing
- Start with the 4X objective to locate the specimen, then switch to 10X and 40X for detail
- Use the coarse focus first, then fine focus for sharp image at high magnification
- Ensure the condenser is raised and the diaphragm is adjusted for optimal contrast
- Keep the stage scale aligned with the specimen for repeatable positioning
- Connect a camera to the trinocular head if documentation is required
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View DetailsFrequently Asked Questions
What is the standard eyepiece included?
WF10X wide field eyepiece is standard. WF16X is available as an optional upgrade.
Can I use this microscope with a camera?
Yes. The trinocular and dual viewing head models include a camera port for attaching a digital camera.
Does the microscope have a spring-loaded objective nosepiece?
Yes. The 4X, 10X, and 40X objectives are spring-loaded to prevent damage to slides and lenses.
What is the stage size and type?
The stage is plain, 90mm x 90mm, with a moving scale for precise sample positioning.
Is the illumination LED or incandescent?
The illumination is LED, powered by AC 220V input.
Can I change the viewing head type?
Yes. The XP900 is available in monocular, binocular, trinocular, and dual viewing head configurations.
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