Discover the incredible precision of our powerful and versatile multifunctional composite microscope, designed to unveil the smallest details of specimen slides with exceptional clarity. Ideal for clinical doctors, dedicated high school and university science students, and enthusiastic hobbyists seeking superior microscopic exploration.
Enhance your viewing experience with our professional Siedentopf binocular telescope, featuring fully rotatable lenses and interchangeable wide field 10X and 25X glass eyepieces. Ergonomically tilted at 30 degrees, it minimizes neck strain and effortlessly adjusts to various pupil distances while maintaining sharp focus.
Experience unparalleled magnification versatility with four DIN achromatic objectives housed in a rotating turret, offering six distinct levels: 40X, 100X, 250X, 400X, 1000X, and an astonishing 2500X for detailed observation.
Illuminate your specimens like never before with bright LED bulbs that pass light through a manually adjustable Abbe condenser, casting a customizable glow from below. Features a double-layer mechanical stage with ample space and a safety-optimized sliding bracket for a seamless slide presentation viewing.
Designed for convenience, the sturdy microscope is equipped with a handle to facilitate easy carrying, ensuring portability without compromising durability.
Quality Assurance: Esteemed worldwide by leading microscope manufacturers, educators, researchers, and clinical doctors, this microscope represents a pinnacle of trust and excellence in microscopy.
| Model |
SW350T |
| Head |
360° rotatable binocular Siedentopf |
| Inclination |
30° |
| Eyepieces |
Wide-field 10X and 25X pairs |
| Interpupillary distance |
48-75mm |
| Diopter adjustment |
On left tube, +/-5dp |
| Nosepiece |
Quadruple revolving |
| Objectives |
Achromatic
4X, NA 0.1, working distance 37.5mm
10X, NA 0.25, working distance 7.35mm
40X(Spring), NA 0.65, working distance 0.29mm
100X (Spring, Oil), NA 1.25, working distance 0.18mm |
| Magnifications |
40X, 100X, 250X, 400X, 1000X and 2500X |
| Stage |
Double-layered mechanical stage with slide holder |
| Stage size |
130mmx130mm |
| Stage X-Y range |
70mmx30mm |
| Upper limit stop |
Rack stop preset but adjustable |
| Condenser |
NA 1.25 with iris diaphragm, swing-in and swing-out filter holder |
| Focusing |
Coaxial coarse and fine focusing system |
| Illumination |
Built-in 1W LED transmitted illumination with intensity control |
| Power |
110-240V AC adapter (included) |
Assembly and set up
To set up your microscope, gently lift it from the box and place it on a stable, flat surface to ensure optimal performance and safety. Carefully remove the protective plastic covers from the eyepiece holders on the microscope's head, then gently insert the eyepieces into their respective holders with precision. Optionally, at this stage, you can enhance your setup by inserting the eyepiece adapter into the trinocular camera port atop the microscope for an additional eyepiece or an eyepiece camera (not included). Locate the power adapter, connect it to the microscope, and plug it in. Activate the microscope by pressing the power button on the back of the base to bring it to life.
Using the microscope
Initiate your microscopy session by turning on the microscope and setting the illumination intensity control wheel to the lowest brightness setting, providing a gentle start.
Securely clip a slide into the designated slide holder on the stage for a stable and focused observation experience. Utilize the X-Y translational control knobs on the right side of the stage to skillfully move the stage front to back and the slide holder left to right, centering the specimen over the illuminating bulb.
Adjust the binocular eyepieces, moving them closer or further apart until they converge to a single, cohesive image, ensuring a clear and unified view. Fine-tune the bulb brightness to match your comfort level using the dimmer wheel, achieving optimal illumination for your analysis.
Begin your exploration with the 4X objective lens, the lowest power, centered over the stage, setting the foundation for a gradual magnification journey. Gaze through the eyepieces and gradually bring the image into focus by meticulously turning the larger coarse adjustment focus knob, bringing the stage closer to the objective. Once the initial image emerges, transition to the blue fine adjustment focus knob for precise clarity or to explore various specimen layers with finesse. Utilize the diopter adjustment control on the eyepiece holder to further refine image clarity, achieving the sharpest possible view. After achieving focus, explore different areas of the slide using the X-Y translational control knobs to navigate the slide holder.
Elevate magnification by smoothly rotating the nosepiece clockwise to a higher magnification objective, ensuring careful navigation to prevent contact with the slide. Should an objective change require additional space, use the coarse focus knob to gently lower the stage, providing clearance before proceeding with magnification adjustments.
Modify the image resolution by adjusting the focusing ring on the iris aperture diaphragm, achieving desired clarity. Adjust the condenser's proximity to the stage by rotating the metal knob, customizing light focus and intensity.
For optimal performance with the 100X objective, ensure the inclusion of the provided immersion oil for enhanced imaging results. Carefully rotate the nosepiece, positioning the 100X objective lens close to the specimen slide without making contact. Proceed by placing a drop of the provided immersion oil onto the cover slip for enhanced optical clarity. Gently rotate the 100X objective lens into position, ensuring it makes contact with the immersion oil for superior viewing precision. Adjust the focus meticulously until the specimen is presented in sharp, clear detail. (Note: Post-examination, delicately clean the oil off the objective lens and cover slip using lens paper dampened with a small quantity of ethyl or isopropyl alcohol. Remember, the 4X, 10X, and 40X objectives should not be used with immersion oil.)
The Abbe condenser is equipped with a practical swing-in and swing-out filter holder at its base. Swing out the filter holder and insert a 32mm diameter filter, ensuring no dust, dirt, or fingerprints mar the filter or field lens.
Installation of a camera attachment
Insert the eyepiece adapter into the trinocular camera port atop the microscope. Attach an eyepiece camera (not included) directly. For a C-mount camera (not included), remove the top ring from the eyepiece adapter, enabling 1X C-mount usage.
The parfocality between eyepieces and the trinocular port is factory set. However, if adjustments are needed, the parfocal ring in the eyepiece adapter can be rotated to alter the adapter's height and parfocality.
Comprehensive Warranty Information and Support
Our top-tier microscopes are designed to comply with ISO 9001 standards, assuring quality and reliability. Here's a summary of our warranty coverage:
Enjoy a robust five (5) year warranty on microscopes, covering manufacturing defects for peace of mind. Please note, coverage excludes normal wear, routine maintenance, accessory add-ons, unauthorized repairs, accidents, alterations, shipping, misuse, or abuse.
Electrical and Video components are covered under a one (1) year warranty period. Items such as light bulbs, batteries, fuses, or electrical cords are not included in the warranty coverage.
All warranty terms commence from the original date of purchase, ensuring comprehensive support from day one. We are committed to providing repair or
replacement of warranted parts at no cost, including labor, throughout the warranty duration.
Proof of the original purchase is essential to claim warranty services. Customers are responsible for arranging shipping to and from
our dedicated warehouse for any warranty-related services. The warranty explicitly excludes damage resulting
from typical wear and tear, misuse, or unauthorized repair attempts.
Disclaimer: We are continually refining our instruments to meet customer needs and preferences. These enhancements may involve minor changes to the mechanical and optical design of our microscopes. As a result, certain descriptions, images, and specifications in this manual may slightly differ from the microscope you receive.
Q1: How can I determine which model best suits my product application requirements?
Simply provide us with the following details, and we will recommend a suitable solution. Alternatively, send us your specimen for our expert engineers to perform a proofing evaluation.
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Q2: What should I do if I receive the microscope and don't know how to use it?
We provide comprehensive support to ensure you have a seamless experience with your Educational Microscope with High-Quality Optics for Serious Studies. Upon receiving your microscope, you'll be equipped with a detailed English manual and step-by-step teaching videos covering installation and operation. Our dedicated team of English-speaking engineers is available online to assist you with any queries. Additionally, we offer localized support in countries like India, Malaysia, Korea, and Spain. Stay tuned as we expand our support network to more countries!
Q3: What should I do if the microscope malfunctions?
We are committed to ensuring the superior performance of your microscope, backed by a robust 12-month quality guarantee. If a component fails due to non-manmade damage within this period, we will swiftly deliver the necessary spare parts to you. Beyond the guarantee period, we continue to offer complimentary online support for a lifetime. If any parts need replacement, you can conveniently order them directly from us. Rest assured, we are here to support you every step of the way.
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