High School Microscope Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter
Product Code : SEL-M-10927
Quick Answer: With a rotating head, a second eyetube and LED lighting, the High School Microscope is a classroom instrument for viewing specimens, letting several students view one specimen or a microscope camera be added.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Rotating head so students can be positioned around the microscope
- Second eyetube for a microscope camera or for shared viewing
- Separate coarse and fine focusing knobs
- 5-position disc diaphragm to adjust light through the specimen
- Rheostat control for light intensity
- LED lighting that stays cool
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Head | Rotating, with second eyetube |
| Focusing | Separate coarse and fine knobs |
| Diaphragm | 5-position disc |
| Light control | Rheostat |
| Illumination | LED |
About This Product
In a busy class, a microscope that students can be positioned around is useful at each bench. The head of this model rotates for that purpose, and the second eyetube allows a microscope camera to be added or several students to view specimens at the same time. Fine focusing matters at 400x or higher, where it is very hard to get a crisp image without it. The disc diaphragm and rheostat together help avoid washed-out images.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the High School Microscope have a second eyetube?
The second eyetube lets you fit a microscope camera, or lets more than one student look at the same specimen at the same time.
How is the light adjusted?
A 5-position disc diaphragm sets how much light passes through the specimen, and a rheostat controls the LED lamp. Too much light can wash out the image.
Related: Microscopes, Student School Microscope, Student Compound Microscope, Coaxial Binocular Microscope.
For a quotation on the High School Microscope, contact School Educational Instrument.
