Inverted Fluorescence Trinocular Microscope For Biology Nerds And Lab Pros, 40x-400x Magnification, Mercury And Halogen Illumination, Infinity Plan Brightfield And Phase-Contrast Objectives, ELWD Condenser, Mechanical Stage, Widefield Eyepieces
✔️ 10x WF eyepieces, 30mm trinocular port, ELWD condenser
Designed for biology labs and materials analysis, this inverted fluorescence trinocular microscope supports long working distance and phase-contrast viewing. It is commonly used in education, research, metallurgical labs, and industrial inspection to examine thick or opaque samples.
✅ 40x-400x magnification with infinity plan achromatic objectives
✅ Under-mounted nosepiece with brightfield 4x and phase-contrast 10x/20x/40x LWD
✅ Epi-fluorescence mercury and transmitted halogen illumination with rheostat
✅ ELWD condenser providing full-field illumination at all magnifications
✅ Mechanical stage with X-Y controls and auxiliary stage for larger specimens
💡 What is an inverted fluorescence trinocular microscope used for in biology and material labs?
Inverted fluorescence trinocular microscopes are handy for viewing thick specimens and conducting fluorescence or phase-contrast work with a long working distance.
- long working distance imaging for thick samples - handy camera integration via 30mm trinocular port - phase-contrast and fluorescence illumination with ELWD condenser - precise slide movement with a mechanical stage ✝️