XP300 Student Chidren Biological Microscope for Laboratory Education

Key Benefits

• Monocular head with 30° inclined tube and 360° rotatable vertical tube allows shared viewing in a classroom setting
• Triple nosepiece with spring-loaded 4X, 10X, and 40X achromatic objectives enables quick objective changes
• Coaxial coarse and fine focusing with 20mm focusing range ensures smooth and precise focus adjustment
• Wide field eyepieces at 10X (WF16X available as option) provide a larger field of view for students
• Rotating disc diaphragm controls light intensity and contrast for different specimen types
• AC 220V or 110V input with DC 6V output supports use in labs with varying power standards
• Plain stage with paired clips securely holds slides during observation
• Optional LED lamp improves illumination and reduces heat compared to halogen sources

Application Scenarios

• Classroom instruction in biology where multiple students view the same specimen through the rotating vertical tube
• School lab sessions for observing plant cells, animal tissues, and microorganisms under 40X magnification
• Student-led microscopy exercises with guided focus using the coaxial focusing mechanism
• Teaching lab demonstrations where the 360° rotatable tube allows a teacher to show a specimen to a group
• Low-cost entry-level microscopy for educational institutions with limited budgets

Who It Is For

• Primary and secondary school science departments
• University teaching laboratories for introductory biology courses
• Vocational and technical schools with practical science curricula
• Educational institutions in developing regions requiring durable, low-cost microscopes
• Science outreach programs and science fairs

Problems It Solves

• A single eyepiece limits group viewing; the dual viewing head allows one student to observe while another watches from the side
• Fixed tube angles make it difficult to share a microscope in a classroom; the 360° rotatable vertical tube enables flexible positioning
• Lack of spring-loaded objectives can damage slides; the spring mechanism protects both the objective and the specimen
• Poor illumination control leads to overexposed or dark images; the rotating disc diaphragm adjusts light for different samples
• Inconsistent power supply standards in different countries require adaptable input; the AC 220V/110V input supports global use
• Low magnification range limits learning; the 4X-40X objective set covers basic to intermediate specimen observation

Technical Features

• Achromatic objectives: 4X, 10X, 40X (spring-loaded) for reduced chromatic aberration
• Monocular viewing head with 30° inclined tube and 360° rotatable vertical tube
• Triple nosepiece with spring-loaded objectives for safe and smooth switching
• Coaxial coarse and fine focusing with 20mm focusing range
• Wide field eyepieces: WF10X (WF16X available as optional upgrade)
• Plain stage with paired clips for secure slide fixation
• Rotating disc diaphragm for adjusting illumination and contrast
• AC input 220V or 110V, DC output 6V (LED lamp available as optional upgrade)
• Designed for use with standard glass slides and coverslips

Specifications

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

Customization Options

• Option to upgrade eyepiece from WF10X to WF16X for wider field of view
• Optional LED lamp for improved illumination and lower heat output
• Replacement of standard 4X objective with 2.5X for lower magnification use
• Addition of a mechanical stage with slide holder (available separately)
• Custom labeling or branding on the body or stage (OEM service available)

Comparison With Other Options

Use Guide

• Adjust the 30° inclined tube to a comfortable viewing angle before starting
• Set the vertical tube to face the observer before switching objectives
• Always start with the 4X objective and focus using coarse adjustment before switching to higher magnifications
• Use the rotating disc diaphragm to control light intensity based on specimen transparency
• For best results, use the 40X objective with a coverslip and adjust the condenser to focus light on the specimen
• Keep the stage clean and dry; avoid placing liquids directly on the stage
• Do not force the focusing knobs; if resistance is felt, check for obstructions or misalignment