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Stereomicroscopes
Explorer Gemscope
This is a Gemscope based on the Apex Explorer stereomicroscope and is unused. Finished in black enamel to minimise reflections and with both incident and reflected halogen lighting which is brightness controlled. Magnification options are x20 and x40 that are selected by rotating the stereo head. Complete with a gem clamp and dark ground attachment. Rack and pinion focusing.
Price £185 + vat
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Watson Stereomicroscope (2290a)
In very good condition for its age this is both a perfectly functional microscope as well as becoming something of a collectors piece. Complete with its original case with the Watson motif. It has three objectives mounted on a rotating turret which was the classic Watson design with x2.5, x5 and x10 magnifications. When used with the x10 eyepieces this gives options of x25, x50 and x100. It has a rack and pinion focus system with stage clips and a reversible black/white dissection plate. For those relatively high stereo magnifications it would need some external lighting of some sort. One of the classics and all original.
Price £162.50 + vat
Brunel EZ460D Digital Stereomicroscope (3316)
Designed principally for education this is a stereomicroscope with a built in digital camera.
• New optical system offers high quality 1:4.4 zoom ratio (8x~35x magnification zoom range),providing highly resolution images.
• Integrated 5.0 mega-
• Film style photo button, images can be recorded and saved in real time on an SD card.
• HDMI AV, USB2.0 output interface. For different applications such as high definition output, ,standard video and projection.
• Fixed eyepiece design.
The stand has integral incident and transmitted LED illumination.
If you want a no nonsense stereo with a built in digital camera making it all straightforward -
.Price £405.00 + vat
MBS-
The USSR made MBS-
It has two sets of eyepieces x8 and x14 that with the click stop drum arrangement gives a potential magnification range of x4.6 to x100.8. A separate measuring eyepiece is also included together with two spare bulbs for the lamp system. The lamp system can be used as incident lighting with the clamp mechanism or introduced into the back of the microscope base where a revolving mirror allows transmitted illumination. The lamp has a stand alone transformer with brightness control There are glass and black/white plates for the base. The base is relatively high and the side arm supports are ideal when making specimen manipulation.
All in all this is a substantial microscope in exceptional condition for its age and good value for money
Price £195.00 + vat
Leica M60 Stereomicroscope (3473)
The optical and mechanical performance of Leica microscopes is self evident in the name. The M60 in particular gives an excellent optical performance. This particular unit is in excellent condition throughout. The zoom body has a x1 plan objectives with x16 wide field eyepieces that give a zoon range of x10 to x64. There is an adjustment lever that can make this either click stop or a smooth operation. This unit has superb lighting options. The large square base has rack and pinion throughout the focus range with coaxial coarse and fine controls. The stand has a large central glass dissection area.
The illumination options are provided by the Leica KL 1500 fibre optic unit and a Photonics ring light. The flexible fibre optic arm from the KL 1500 inserts into the back of the base and an internal moving mirror system allows an easy transition between bright field and dark field transmitted illumination. The KL1500 has colour temperature and separate brightness controls
The Photonics ring light has complete or sector illumination options with brightness controls that allow a wide range of incident lighting options.
This is a seriously good stereomicroscope of a standard that we do not often get through our hands.
Price £1875 + vat
Leica MZ6 Stereomicroscope (3469)
A very good example of the Leica MZ Series. This MZ6 is binocular with with high eye point focusing eyepieces. The zoom range is from x6.3 to x40 that can be set as a smooth continuous zoom or preset ratchet points at eight separate positions which can prove very useful if a specific magnification is needed.
The unit is complete with a Leica ring light that attaches to the bottom of the stereohead. The control box has preset brightness options each with brightness control.
The stand has rack and pinion focusing throughout its length and has a large working area with inbuilt wrist support. The back of the base has an entry port for fibre optic lighting which can switch between bright field and dark field controlled by a pull lever.
The condition of this microscope is excellent.
Price £950.00 + vat
Brunel IMXZ Trinocular Stereomicroscope (3484)
Originally supplied only a few years ago by ourselves and returned to us because of a change in hobby. It has been very well looked after and used relatively infrequently.
The trinocular stereohead has a zoom magnification range of x10 to x40 with x10 wide field eyepieces and a pull lever for engaging the trinocular tube which is a standard size and can accommodate a variety of camera types via the appropriate adapter.
The base is a pole stand and the focus block has coaxial coarse and fine focus controls which is unusual for a stereomicroscope in this price bracket. Illumination is LED with transmitted lighting with brightness control and a double goose neck incident light system with independent on/off and brightness controls. Stage clips and glass dissection plate. Condition excellent.
Price £329.17 + vat