Binocular Microscope Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter
Product Code : SEL-M-10846
Quick Answer: Suited to college and research-level practicals, this binocular microscope pairs an inclined, rotatable prism head with a graduated quadruple nosepiece and a 6 V-20 W halogen lamp with Low, Medium and High settings.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Rigid, heavy stand with separate coarse and fine focusing controls
- Inclined binocular head, rotatable, assembled with prisms
- Fixed square stage with built-in coaxial mechanical stage
- Graduated quadruple revolving nosepiece
- Halogen lamp, 6 V-20 W, built into the base with a Low/Medium/High regulator
- Replaceable components
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Head | Binocular, inclined, rotatable, prism assembly |
| Stage | Fixed square, built-in coaxial mechanical stage |
| Nosepiece | Quadruple revolving, graduated |
| Focusing | Separate coarse and fine controls |
| Illumination | Built-in base halogen lamp, 6 V-20 W, Low/Medium/High regulator |
About This Product
This binocular research microscope is built on a rigid, heavy stand, with separate coarse and fine controls for focusing. Its inclined binocular head is assembled from prisms for accurate collimation and rotates on the stand. The coaxial mechanical stage moves the slide across the fixed square stage, and the three-step regulator sets the base halogen lamp to Low, Medium or High for practical work in college and research labs. The Binocular Microscope can be exported to Malta, Senegal, the Solomon Islands, Serbia, Cameroon and Zimbabwe.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the brightness controlled?
The halogen lamp, rated 6 V-20 W, is built into the base and has a regulator with Low, Medium and High settings.
What kind of stage does it have?
A fixed square stage with a built-in coaxial mechanical stage for moving the slide, beneath a graduated quadruple revolving nosepiece.
Related: Microscopes, Coaxial Binocular Microscope, Binocular Research Microscope, Binocular and Trinocular Head.
For a quotation on the Binocular Microscope, contact School Educational Instrument.
