Pathological Binocular Microscope Labstar-B About
-Thebodyiswelldesigned,MetalBodiedbiologicalmicroscopeforStudentsinMedicalcollegesViewingBodies:-ObservationHeadinclinedat45,rotatable
Nosepiece:-Smoothrevolving,quadruplenosepiecewithRubbergrip,positivestopsforcenteredFocusing:lockingdevicetoprotectvaluableslides.
MechanicalStage: - Low driveHorizontal coaxial mechanical stage of 145 x 140 mm.-AbbeN.A.1.25&irisdiaphragmwithbuiltinswingoutilterholderandup-downIllumination:switch,continuouslyvariablelightintensitycontrolled regulator.Suitablefor220V,50HzACsupply.
Packing:-completewithduster,cover,Necessarycords&cables&instructionmanual.
Advanced Optical SystemOutfitted with wide-field 10x/20mm eyepieces and achromatic objectives, this microscope offers crisp, distortion-free images crucial for pathological observations. The inclined binocular head minimizes neck strain during prolonged sessions, enhancing workflow efficiency.
Versatile Illumination OptionsChoose between LED or halogen lamp illumination depending on your application and preference. Both options provide bright, consistent lighting to highlight sample details, ensuring accurate analysis in any laboratory environment.
Precision Mechanical StageThe mechanical stage with X-Y movement allows for smooth, precise sample navigation under the microscope. Its ergonomic design assists users in systematically scanning slides, facilitating thorough studies and documentation.
FAQ's of Pathological Binocular Microscope Labstar-B:
Q: How do I adjust the interpupillary distance on the Labstar-B microscope?
A: To adjust the interpupillary distance, gently slide the two eyepiece tubes closer together or farther apart until you obtain a single, clear image. The Labstar-B offers an adjustable range from 55mm to 75mm, accommodating various users.
Q: What is the process for changing objectives on this microscope?
A: Turning the revolving nosepiece allows you to switch between the 4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x (oil immersion) achromatic objectives. Always start with the lowest magnification and work your way up for accurate focusing.
Q: When should I use the 100x oil immersion objective?
A: The 100x oil immersion objective is used when examining fine cellular details, commonly required in pathological and microbiological studies. To use it, apply immersion oil between the slide and the objective lens to achieve optimal resolution.
Q: Where is the Labstar-B microscope most commonly used?
A: The Labstar-B is widely utilized in research laboratories, pathology centers, educational institutions, and clinical diagnostics labs across India due to its durability and advanced features.
Q: How does the LED or halogen illumination benefit microscopy?
A: Both LED and halogen illumination provide bright, even lighting; LED offers energy efficiency and a longer lifespan, while halogen delivers intense and color-accurate illumination preferred in some analytical applications.
Q: What is the benefit of the mechanical stage with X-Y movement?
A: The mechanical stage allows you to smoothly move slides in both X and Y directions, facilitating precise and systematic sample observation, which improves workflow and reduces handling errors.