XP200 Chidren Biological Microscope for Students Labs Shcools Hospitals

Key Benefits

• Achromatic objectives from 4X to 100X (oil) cover basic to high-magnification biological specimen viewing
• WF10X wide field eyepiece increases the field of view for easier sample location and observation
• Inclined 45° binocular head reduces neck strain during prolonged use in teaching and lab settings
• Coaxial coarse and fine focusing with 0.002mm interval allows precise depth control for thin sections
• Double layer mechanical stage (125x115mm) securely holds large slides and specimens during observation
• Abbe condenser with NA=1.25 and iris diaphragm improves resolution and contrast at high magnifications
• Halogen lamp (6V/20W) provides bright, consistent illumination for routine biological work
• Optional LED lamp offers lower heat and longer life for extended classroom or hospital use

Application Scenarios

• Classroom teaching of cell structure and tissue samples in secondary schools
• Basic histology and microbiology labs in medical training institutions
• Routine specimen examination in hospital outpatient clinics and student health centers
• Biology lab sessions in universities where students handle fixed and stained slides
• Science fair projects and student-led microscopy activities in educational institutions

Who It Is For

• Secondary and high school biology teachers and students
• University teaching labs in life sciences and medical education
• Hospital clinical support staff conducting basic slide reviews
• Science education centers and after-school STEM programs
• School health clinics performing basic specimen checks

Problems It Solves

• Fixed focus or low-magnification microscopes limit the ability to observe cellular details in biology classes
• Poor illumination from low-power lamps makes it hard to see fine structures at 40X and 100X
• Non-compensated binocular heads cause focus drift when users with different interpupillary distances share the same instrument
• Small mechanical stages force frequent slide repositioning during observation
• Lack of a condenser with iris diaphragm reduces contrast and resolution at high magnifications
• No coaxial focusing makes fine adjustments difficult and increases the risk of crashing the objective into the slide

Technical Features

• Achromatic objectives: 4X, 10X, 40X (spring), 100X (oil)
• Wide field eyepiece: WF10X (standard), WF16X (optional)
• Monocular head (standard), compensation free binocular head inclined at 45° (standard), trinocular head (standard), dual viewing head with 30° inclined and vertical 360° rotatable tube (standard), trinocular head with 7-inch LCD screen (standard)
• Double layer mechanical stage: 125mm x 115mm
• 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/6V 20W or 110V/6V 20W (standard), LED lamp (optional)
• Inclined 45° binocular head with compensation free optics for consistent focus across users

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 (inclined 45°), or trinocular head configurations
• Add a 7-inch LCD screen to the trinocular head for direct image viewing without an eyepiece
• Upgrade to WF16X eyepiece for a wider field of view
• Replace halogen lamp with optional LED lamp for lower heat and longer life
• Select dual viewing head with 30° inclined and vertical 360° rotatable tube for shared or multi-user setups

Comparison With Other Options

Use Guide

• Adjust the interpupillary distance of the binocular head to match your eye spacing before focusing
• Start with the 4X objective and coarse focus to locate the specimen, then switch to higher magnifications using fine focus
• Use the iris diaphragm to control contrast and resolution at 40X and 100X; close it slightly for better contrast on thin sections
• For oil immersion (100X), apply a drop of immersion oil to the slide and rotate the nosepiece to the 100X objective
• If using the 7-inch LCD screen, ensure the trinocular head is properly aligned and the camera is connected to the screen
• Keep the halogen lamp away from flammable materials; allow it to cool before handling