Given the large number of applications for a microscope, the criteria vary greatly depending on the intended use. In general, you should consider five main characteristics when choosing a microscope: magnification, observation technique, configuration, number of eyepieces, and type of lighting.
The total magnification of the microscope: this is the product of the magnification of the eyepieces and the objective.
The microscopic observation technique
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biology microscope
LFM-01
Magnification: 4 unit - 100 unit
Weight: 18 kg
Length: 97 cm
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Labotemp Fluorescence
Microscope LFM-01 is a research-grade
microscope designed for advanced biological imaging in clinical laboratories, universities and biomedical research facilities. It integrates a
trinocular ...
optical microscope
Naja
Magnification: 4 unit - 100 unit
Weight: 9 kg
... working comfort High-quality equipment Presentation Observation Comfort Designed by Jeulin, the design of the Naja microscopes perfectly meets the requirements of your teaching: - Great stability of the stand, - Ergonomics ...
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