Used AMERICAN OPTICAL One-Fifty #9398488 for sale

AMERICAN OPTICAL One-Fifty is a modular microscope tailored to a wide range of applications. It features an upright frame with a bilateral illuminator and interchangeable objective lenses, allowing users to magnify objects up to 150x easily. The microscope also features a reversed-geometry and a reflected-light condenser that adds further utility to the already impressive optics package. Its 39mm diameter parfocaled and parcentered objectives provide optimal color correction and resolution, giving you clear, true-to-life images. The unique design of One-Fifty microscope also gives it great versatility with its many accessories, including a variety of extra objective lenses, stage clips, camera adapters, eyepieces, and mounting arms. Its reversible and removable Abbe condenser can be used to examine specimens with a range of light levels and a scanning mode, which is especially useful for examining thin specimens like slides. Its built-in diaphragm light source ensures even illumination and adds to its versatility, allowing one to vary brightness and contrast to capture the desired specimen details. Complementing the microscope's use is its built-in mechanical stage, which is an indispensable feature of any microscope that allows one to precisely adjust the focus and positioning of the specimen to take full advantage of the high-quality optics system. Along with its smooth, controlled movement and its 4X and 6X objective lenses, the stage helps to facilitate detailed examination of objects from the tiniest plankton to the most microscopic bacterium. Additionally, the sliding coarse and fine-focusing knob gives users greater control, allowing for even smoother and more precise focusing. Overall, AMERICAN OPTICAL One-Fifty Microscope offers impressive optics, ergonomic design, and versatility, making it a reliable microscope for any application. With its sophisticated optics, interchangeable parts, and supreme flexibility, this microscope can help any user explore the wonders of the microscopic world.