Trinocular Laboratory Microscope | HC Achromatic 4x–100x | 143×132mm Mechanical Stage

HC stands for High Contrast. An HC achromatic microscope uses specially corrected lenses that eliminate color fringing and significantly boost the contrast of biological specimens like blood smears and tissues.

HC (High Contrast) means the lenses are multi-coated to reduce light scattering and reflections, resulting in crisper, darker borders around cells and internal structures compared to standard objectives.

This model features a precision-engineered double layer mechanical stage measuring exactly 143x132mm with a moving range of 75mm x 50mm. This is ideal for most standard glass slides.

A trinocular microscope includes a third vertical port specifically designed to mount a digital microscope camera, allowing users to capture images and video while simultaneously looking through the eyepieces.

It is essential for documentation, peer review, and education. You can digitally record your findings or project them onto a large screen for teaching purposes without interrupting the physical observation flow.

The GBS.12.1502-AT series offers 40x to 1000x total magnification using standard WF10x/20mm eyepieces combined with the 4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x (oil) objectives.

For general pathology and microbiology, HC Achromatic objectives are excellent as they provide color-corrected, highly contrasted views, eliminating the blurred edges common in cheaper lenses.

The HC plan achromatic trinocular microscope price India varies based on the configuration and camera add-ons. Please request a quote for the most accurate and competitive pricing from GBS Microscopes.

It uses specialized optical glass elements bonded together to bring red and blue light into the same focus, while anti-reflective coatings ensure maximum light transmission and sharp dark borders.

For true research-grade precision, this trinocular microscope features a coaxial fine focus with an ultra-precise 0.002mm division, allowing for perfect clarity at high magnifications.

Yes, the laboratory trinocular microscope with camera port for documentation and imaging connects easily to digital cameras using standard C-mount adapters.

A binocular model has two eyepieces for viewing only. A trinocular model (like the GBS.12.1502-AT) adds a third vertical tube exclusively for mounting digital cameras.

Many professionals consider this model the best compound microscope for microbiology zoology and botany laboratory due to its High Contrast optics and bright 3W LED illumination.