Dino-Lite AM3111 USB Handheld Microscope – Portable Digital Microscope for Home & Lab Use

Dino-Lite offers this economic stand option to accommodate its line of handheld digital microscopes. This flexible, versatile desktop stand provides an excellent hands-free solution to shaky images. It's ideal for users who seldom need to change focus or magnification.

The Articulating Desktop Stand, with a convenient adjustable point of view, comes in gloss black, making it a stylish choice for any environment. The MS22B is another versatile tool in the expanding line of Dino-Lite accessories to help you maximize your potential.

If working distance is what you seek with your digital microscope stand, Dino-Lite's Rigid Versatile Stand is the ideal choice. Not only does the MS35B tabletop stand allow for 8 inches of vertical working space from the specimen, but it also provides up to 360 degrees of horizontal axis rotational perspective.

It can be easily paired with the new Dino Lite MS15X XY+R Base with Removable Rotating Table which allows you to move a specimen on both the X and Y axis as well as rotate it 360 degrees in a steady, controlled manner.

The grip holster is fastened to a focus block by a ball-and-socket joint which pivots, providing 80 degrees of lateral viewing angles. The focus block offers rack and pinion action and 1.0" of vertical movement to fine-tune your image for optimum detail.

The stand is constructed of durable stainless steel and lightweight recycled aluminum, making it an ideal choice for lab work, pcb inspections and industrial assembly line quality check stations.

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Owl pellets are the indigestible parts of an owl's meal that the owl regurgitates. They include fur, feathers and bones since the owl swallows its meal whole, and owl pellet dissection is a popular high school science activity. The pellets included in our owl pellet kits are expelled after an owl’s meal, offering students the opportunity to break these pellets apart with tools and examine the interior safely -- our owl pellet kits are heat sterilized at 280°F to kill any bacteria.

Use the two included dissection sticks to unravel what the owl ate and identify the bones with the included bone identification chart. Also includes instructions on how to explore the owl pellet and a dichotomous instruction sheet to help identify the type of animal to which the bones belong.

Kit Contents: 1 Owl Pellet, 2 dissection sticks, 1 Bone Chart, 1 Instruction Sheet.

Caution: Small parts - Choking hazard. Not to be used by children under 5 years of age.

Crack open a freshly collected Keokuk geode from Illinois and inspect the crystals inside under your microscope. Contains 1 whole, unopened Geode. Caution: This Geode will need to be cracked open under the supervision of an adult. Eye protection is strongly recommended.

Ideal for the hobbyist collector, home schooling assignment, scouting project or hobby use, this educational rock collection includes 5 samples from each of the three major rock classifications: igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks.

Igneous
Igneous rocks are called "Fire Rocks", because they are the solid form of what was once molten lava. They make up 95% of the earth's crust and this collection features 5 of the most popular types of igneous rocks including granite, rhyolite, basalt, obsidian and scoria.

Metamorphic
Metamorphic rocks began their life as sedimentary or igneous rocks that came under tremendous pressure. This pressure generates a great deal of heat, which causes the rock to literally "morph" or change into a metamorphic rock.  This collection features 5 of the most common types of metamorphic rocks such as slate, quartzite, marble, phyllite and Gneiss.

Sedimentary
Sedimentary rocks are formed when plants, soil and animal matter settle to the muddy bottom of inland seas, lakes and oceans. Over millions of years and thousands of tons of pressure, these layers of mud eventually turn into rock. When the seas dry up, the rock becomes exposed to the elements, creating samples like limestone, sandstone, shale and coquina bituminus coal.

Each labeled specimen measures approximately 1" x 1," neatly housed in a divided storage container with an identification sheet. Choking Hazard: Small parts - not for children under 3 years.