Bresser Microscope Science ADL 601P 40x 600x with trinocular head attachment, Köhler illumination, Abbe Condensor

Professional incident- and transmission type microscope. Magnification: 50-600x In the microscope's basis, there are a transmitted light halogen illuminator (20 W) as well as the power supply and the continuous adjustable dimmers for reflected light and transmitted light. Both trinocular head attachments function with both illumination modes. They have also the possibilities of photography and binocular visual observation. The inclination of the eyepiece tubes is 30°. With the polarization head attachment, the instrument is suitable for knowing something about the internal constitution of materials and for condition monitoring of different mechanical apparatus in the colleges and factory The microscope has also the other features, which are typical for high-quality microscopes: fourfold objective nosepiece, lengthwise and cross moveable stage, coaxial focusing knobs (concerning fine drive: 200 µm / full turn), adjustment of eye relief, diopter adjustment and the phototube Professional incident- and transmission type microscope. Magnification: 50-600x In the microscope's basis, there are a transmitted light halogen illuminator (20 W) as well as the power supply and the continuous adjustable dimmers for reflected light and transmitted light. Both trinocular head attachments function with both illumination modes. They have also the possibilities of photography and binocular visual observation. The inclination of the eyepiece tubes is 30°. With the polarization head attachment, the instrument is suitable for knowing something about the internal constitution of materials and for condition monitoring of different mechanical apparatus in the colleges and factory The microscope has also the other features, which are typical for high-quality microscopes: fourfold objective nosepiece, lengthwise and cross moveable stage, coaxial focusing knobs (concerning fine drive: 200 µm / full turn), adjustment of eye relief, diopter adjustment and the phototube