About Pathological Trinocular Microscope Labstar-m
-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.
Rugged Durability and ErgonomicsLabstar-m is built from die-cast metal for enhanced durability and resilience to frequent laboratory use. The ergonomic design, including a 45 inclined rotatable trinocular head, reduces user fatigue, making it ideal for prolonged pathological work. White enamel finish provides an easy-to-clean and professional appearance, while anti-fungal coatings on optical components preserve clarity and longevity.
Precision Mechanical and Optical ControlThe microscope features X-Y coaxial mechanical controls with a generous 75x30 mm stage travel, ensuring precise and repeatable slide movement. Quadruple revolving nosepiece, ball bearing mounted, facilitates quick objective changes. The integrated fine (0.002 mm) and coarse focusing system, along with an NA 1.25 Abbe condenser, supports clear, high-contrast imaging up to 1000x magnification.
Advanced Imaging and VersatilityA trinocular drawtube with a dedicated camera port allows seamless image and video capture, enhancing documentation and collaboration. Adjustable interpupillary distance (55-75 mm), diopter on one ocular, and a large mechanical stage with secure slide holders cater to diverse sample types and users. LED or Halogen illumination, intensity control, and safety stops ensure user safety, optical versatility, and sample protection.
FAQ's of Pathological Trinocular Microscope Labstar-m:
Q: How does the Labstar-m microscope benefit routine pathological examinations?
A: The Labstar-m microscope provides wide-field, high-contrast imaging for precise analysis, enhanced by ergonomic features such as a 45 inclined, rotatable trinocular head. It enables smooth, accurate specimen navigation and documentation, reducing fatigue during extended sessions, and promoting reliable diagnostic outcomes.
Q: What accessories and safety features are included with the microscope?
A: The microscope comes equipped with a dust cover, spare bulb, fuse, and a lens cleaning kit. Additionally, a pre-set safety stop mechanism prevents accidental slide damage during focusing, ensuring specimen safety and instrument longevity.
Q: When should I use the trinocular port for camera integration, and how does it help?
A: You should use the trinocular port whenever photo or video documentation of your slides is needed. This feature supports direct attachment of compatible cameras, enabling image capture for records, sharing with colleagues, or for instructional purposes.
Q: Where can Labstar-m be effectively utilized?
A: Labstar-m is ideal for pathological laboratories, medical colleges, clinical research centers, and educational institutions. Its robust design and advanced features cater to high-throughput environments requiring dependable performance.
Q: What is the process for adjusting focus and stage movement on the Labstar-m?
A: The microscope employs a coaxial coarse and fine adjustment system for smooth focusing, with 30 mm coarse and 0.002 mm fine ranges. X-Y coaxial stage controls allow precise movement of slides within a 75x30 mm area, while stage gradations ensure repeatable, accurate positioning.
Q: How does the microscope handle prolonged use and maintenance?
A: Its die-cast metal frame and anti-fungal treated optics withstand long-term use in demanding settings. The provided dust cover safeguards the microscope during storage, and included spare parts make maintenance straightforward, ensuring consistent operation.