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1. Kids
2. Hobbyist
3. Advanced

Brand

Brand

Shop by filtering the results with a selected microscope brand(s). See our brand descriptions for further information on each brand.

1. Levenhuk 1
2. Euromex 2
3. KoPa 9
4. Meiji Techno 16
5. Motic 7
6. Omano 22
7. OptixCam 21

Head Type

Head Type

Monocular microscopes have a single eyepiece. Always keep both eyes open when using a monocular microscope.

Binocular heads have two eyepieces.

Trinocular heads have two eyepieces plus an additional port to which a camera can be attached for still and live imaging.

Digital Only are digital microscopes with no eyepieces to view the specimen with the naked eye.

1. Monocular 2
2. Binocular 40
3. Trinocular 17

Magnification Type

Magnification Type

Fixed: Entry-Level, single, low power objective designed for Elementary School level.

Dual Power: Two fixed, low power objectives, typically used when zoom magnification is not required or budget is a constraint. Ideal for young microscopists and hobbyists.

Zoom: Allows a convenient seamless zoom throughout a magnification range, much like an SLR camera. More sophisticated design and are, therefore, more expensive than dual power microscopes.

1. Step 5
2. Zoom 20
3. Dual Power 10
4. Triple Power 5
5. Fixed 2

Stand Type

Stand Type

We offer four types of stereo microscope stands:

Boom Stand - For industrial inspection include single, dual or articulated arms of greater length for bench top applications.

Fixed Arm Stand - A classic stand that includes a rigid, fixed focusing block.

Pole Stand - Enables the focus block to rotate through 360 degrees in order to view larger specimens off the stage.

Platform Stand - Flatter, larger and requires external illumination.

1. Fixed Arm 6
2. Pole 28
3. Single Arm Boom 4

Illumination Type

Illumination Type

Halogen or LED illumination is standard on most good quality microscopes. Only advanced users will see the difference so the choice is a personal one.

Halogen provides a bright white that is suitable for most applications. Since it is a hot light, it is not recommended where heat is an issue, such as live specimens.

LED Illumination is an alternative to halogen with more of a bluish white light. It often includes rechargeable batteries for greater portability.

Tungsten is typically used on microscopes where price is the primary purchasing criteria.

1. None 3
2. Halogen 13
3. LED 26
4. Incandescent 1

Price

Price

You can filter the microscopes according to price. Simply click on your desired price range.

1. $0.00 - $500.00 21
2. $500.00 - $1,000.00 7
3. $1,000.00 - $1,500.00 3
4. $1,500.00 - $2,000.00 2
5. $2,000.00 - $2,500.00 3
6. $2,500.00 - $3,000.00 4
7. $3,000.00 - $3,500.00 4
8. $3,500.00 - $4,000.00 1