Core configuration and advantages
I. The biology microscope has a visual observation experience
7-inch LCD screen: abandoning the limitations of traditional eyepiece observation, the large-size screen intuitively presents sample details, multiple people can view and discuss at the same time (such as veterinary team consultation animal pathology slices), and also supports image and video storage and sharing, which is convenient for subsequent review and analysis (such as recording animal parasite morphological characteristics).
Wide-angle eyepiece: with Wide Field plane-scope Eyepiece WF10X18mm, it provides a wide field of view. When observing animal tissue slices (such as canine kidney pathology slices), it can clearly capture more cell and structural information and reduce blind spots.
II. The biology microscope has a precise mechanical structure
Four-hole objective lens turntable: using Ball Beating Quadruple Nosepiece, switching objective lenses is smooth and stable, and it is suitable for different magnification needs. When observing animal blood smears (low magnification to find the field of view, high magnification to see cell morphology), microbial samples (such as bacteria and fungi), quickly switch magnification to improve detection efficiency.
Double Layer Mechanical Stage: Double Layer Mechanical Stage can stably place samples such as animal tissue slices and blood smears. Through precise movement, it can achieve a comprehensive scan of the sample area (such as checking abnormal cells in the entire blood smear) to ensure that no observation is missed.
III. The biology microscope has a high-quality optical system
Abbe condenser: Abbe N.A. 1.25 (Iris Diaphragm) can flexibly adjust the light convergence, adapt to different samples (such as thick slices, thin smears), optimize the use of light, make animal tissue (such as cat liver pathological slices), microbial samples clearer, highlight cell boundaries and staining differences.
Built-in halogen lamp illumination: Build-in Illumination provides stable and uniform light, truly restores the color of the sample (such as observing the morphology of red blood cells and white blood cells in animal blood), meets the veterinarian's needs for accurate observation of sample details (such as the surface texture of parasites), and ensures imaging quality even in complex environments.
