Advanced Stereo Microscope Australia

Our advanced Stereo Microscope is designed for observation of various types of three dimensional specimens such as plants, insects, electronics, gems or jewelry, coins and stamps etc. Precision optics provide a wide field of view with good depth of field and high resolution. Rugged metal construction assures years of service. This advanced stereo microscope can be useful in many applications such as educational, industrial or medical use in agriculture, geology, archeology or biology fields. The built in turret objectives make it convenient to change magnification. The head can be raised or lowered on the post to accommodate various sized specimens. Versatile illumination system offers incident (top) lighting or transmitted (bottom) lighting through the frosted glass stage plate.

Just look at the images below to see the quality constuction and clever design of this all metal, enamelled finish scientific instrument.

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For more details on our Digital Microscope Eyepiece

The optional digital/video camera microscope eyepiece with its built in 10X eyepiece is a great way to preview live color digital images directly from your stereo microscope onto your computer via the USB port. This camera comes with easy to install Ulead software in order to view, edit and save images. Great way to share and email images to colleagues and friends.

Australian $20 Banknote

Photograph is of the letters "MA" of "MARY REIBEY" from an Australian $20 Banknote, if you look at a $20 banknote you will see the words "TWENTY DOLLARS" printed on the note above the name Mary Reibey, i hadnt noticed this before i had looked closely using this microscope

Look at Mary Beibey`s hair on a $20 Banknote and you will also see "TWENTY DOLLARS" printed as shown below, I have used an everyday object so you can look for yourself to see just how powerful this microscope really is.

Images taken at 10X and 30X magnification

Australian $1 coin

Look at the bottom left corner of the Queens head and you will see in small letters "RDM" you will need good eyesight a magnifying glass or this microscope with camera.

Images taken at 10X and 30X magnification