HPM D1p monocular microscope, 1000x

The light source illuminates the object and is available in various forms.

Specifies how much larger an object appears compared to when viewed with the naked eye.

This refers to the magnification factor of a single microscope lens. A lens with the number 40 is referred to as a scale of 1:40 or simply a factor of 40 times. If you multiply the lens factor by the eyepiece factor, you get the magnification.

A condenser serves to ensure a uniform homogeneous illumination of the object. The Abbe condenser consists of a lens system and an adjustable diaphragm. With it, you can set the optimal contrast for the object.

Describes the position in which you look through the eyepiece, for example at 45° or straight.

The object or specimen slide is positioned and centred on this.

The cross table has a clamping device for the specimen holder. The object can be precisely centred over two axes with fine adjustments.

Used to hold colour filters for contrast enhancement.

Here you will find microscopes that are suitable for a variety of classroom settings.