We provide digital microscope, a modern optical instrument equipped with a digital camera and imaging technology to capture and display magnified images or videos of specimens on a computer or digital device screen. Unlike traditional microscopes, digital microscopes do not require eyepieces; instead, they offer live, real-time digital visualization, making it easier to share and document observations. These microscopes are versatile tools widely used in various fields, including research, education, and quality control, for their ability to capture high-resolution images, measure objects, and record videos for further analysis.
| Viewing head |
Monocular |
| Inter-pupillary distance |
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| Eyepiece ( Wide field eyepiece ) |
WF10X / 18 mm |
| Eyepiece ( Extra wide field ) |
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| Viewing head |
Siedentopf binocular |
| Inter-pupillary distance |
55 mm ⁓ 75mm |
| Eyepiece ( Wide field eyepiece ) |
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| Eyepiece ( Extra wide field ) |
EW10X / 20 mm |
| Viewing head |
Siedentopf binocular |
| Inter-pupillary distance |
48 mm ⁓75 mm |
| Eyepiece ( Wide field eyepiece ) |
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| Eyepiece ( Extra wide field ) |
EW10X / 20 mm |
| Viewing head |
Monocular |
| Inter-pupillary distance |
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| Eyepiece ( Wide field eyepiece ) |
WF10X / 18 mm |
| Eyepiece ( Extra wide field ) |
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Labotronics HDMI digital microscope is a modern microscope that integrates high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) technology, allowing users to view and capture magnified images and videos directly on a monitor or TV screen. These microscopes offer ease of use and convenience, eliminating the need for traditional eyepieces. They are equipped with a built-in camera and illumination system, and the captured images and videos are displayed in real-time in high-definition on a larger screen. Our HDMI digital microscopes are versatile tools used in fields such as education, quality control, and inspection, providing sharp and detailed imaging for various applications.
| Sensor |
3.0MP CMOS sensor |
| Focal distance |
10 mm to 500 mm |
| Magnification |
10X ~ 200X |
| Video output |
1080P Full HD
720P
VGA |
Our fluorescence biological microscope is a specialized laboratory instrument designed to observe and study fluorescently labeled biological specimens. It utilizes specific light filters and a light source that excites fluorescent molecules within the sample, causing them to emit distinct colors of light. These microscopes are equipped with various objective lenses, filter sets, and digital imaging systems for capturing and analyzing fluorescent signals. Fluorescence biological microscopes have revolutionized the study of cellular and molecular processes, allowing scientists to track and understand dynamic interactions and functions at the subcellular level, contributing significantly to advancements in the life sciences.
| Viewing Head |
Sliding Trinocular Viewing Head |
| Inclination |
45° |
| Rotation |
360° |
| Inter-pupillary distance |
55 to 75mm |
| Viewing head |
Binocular |
| Eyepiece(Wide field eyepiece ) |
WF10X / 18 mm |
| Eyepiece (Extra wide field) |
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| Inclination |
45° |
| Viewing head |
Seidentopf trinocular |
| Eyepiece(Wide field eyepiece ) |
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| Eyepiece (Extra wide field) |
EW10X / 22 mm |
| Inclination |
30° |
| Viewing head |
Seidentopf binocular |
| Eyepiece(Wide field eyepiece ) |
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| Eyepiece (Extra wide field) |
EW10X / 22 mm |
| Inclination |
30° |
Our fluorescent stereo microscope is a specialized optical instrument designed for three-dimensional observation of specimens, particularly those labeled with fluorescent markers. Combining the advantages of stereo microscopy with fluorescence illumination, it offers a broader view of the sample and enables the visualization of fluorescent structures in high contrast. These microscopes are commonly used in various fields such as biology, genetics, and material science to examine the 3D distribution and morphology of fluorescently tagged objects. They feature dedicated fluorescence light sources, filters, and objective lenses to enhance the visualization of specific fluorophores.
| Zoom objective |
0.8X ~ 5X |
| Zoom ratio |
1:6 |
| Optical system |
Infinite parallel zoom optical system |
| Viewing head |
Binocular head |
| Zoom objective |
0.8X ~ 8X |
| Zoom ratio |
1:10 |
| Optical system |
Infinite parallel zoom optical system |
| Viewing head |
Binocular head |
| Zoom objective |
0.8X ~ 6.4X |
| Zoom ratio |
1:8 |
| Optical system |
Infinite parallel zoom optical system |
| Viewing head |
Binocular head |
Labotronics long working distance stereo microscope is a specialized optical instrument designed for observing and working with specimens that require a significant distance between the objective lens and the specimen. These microscopes provide a larger space or "working distance" under the objective lenses, making them suitable for tasks that involve manipulating or repairing samples while maintaining clear and magnified observation. Long working distance stereo microscopes are commonly used in fields like electronics, entomology, and circuit board assembly, allowing users to access and work on delicate or larger specimens without the need for physical contact.
| Viewing head |
Binocular |
| Eyepiece |
WF 10X / 20 mm |
| Inclination |
45° |
| Diopter adjustment |
± 5 dp |
