Trinocular Biological Microscope | Achromatic 4x–100x | WF10x | 360° Head

A trinocular biological microscope is used in laboratories, universities, and medical clinics to observe biological specimens while simultaneously having a dedicated third port to connect a digital camera for imaging and documentation.

Achromatic objectives are lenses designed to limit the effects of chromatic and spherical aberration. They bring two wavelengths of light (typically red and blue) into focus in the same plane, resulting in clear, color-accurate images for routine lab work.

A Seidentopf head allows users to adjust the interpupillary distance (the distance between the eyes) by folding the eyepieces up or down without altering the focus length, ensuring a comfortable experience for different users.

Achromatic objectives correct for color distortion but may have slight blurring at the extreme edges of the view. Plan achromatic objectives are optically flattened to ensure the entire field of view is 100% in focus from edge to edge.

It offers a laboratory biological microscope 40x to 1000x magnification range, combining the WF10x eyepieces with the 4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x oil immersion achromatic objectives.

WF10x means it provides 10x magnification with a "Wide Field" of view. A high eyepoint design allows users to comfortably view the entire field even while wearing eyeglasses.

The Abbe condenser NA 1.25 focuses and concentrates the LED light directly onto the specimen. NA 1.25 is ideal for achieving maximum resolution with high-power (100x oil) objectives.

Yes, the trinocular microscope with optional camera C-mount adapter allows you to easily connect standard digital microscope cameras for capturing high-resolution images of your samples.

These are standard in hospitals, clinical pathology labs, blood testing centers, and advanced university microbiology departments where digital documentation and reliable optical clarity are required.

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

Biological microscopes are generally used for routine clinical and educational tasks. Research microscopes often incorporate more advanced, modular optics (like Infinity Plan or phase contrast) for complex, specialized analysis.

A trinocular head is essential for documentation, peer review, and education. You can digitally record your findings or project them onto a screen for teaching without interrupting your observation through the eyepieces.

It means the coarse and fine focus knobs are mounted on the same axis (one inside the other). This allows for quick, intuitive focus adjustments without having to move your hands to different parts of the microscope.

Specialized synthetic microscope immersion oil is used. It matches the refractive index of the glass objective, preventing light from scattering and drastically improving image resolution at 1000x magnification.

The trinocular biological microscope with 360 degree rotatable head 48 to 75mm interpupillary distance allows users to adjust the width between the eyepieces to precisely match their own eyes for comfortable viewing.