BIOLOGICAL MICROSCOPE CX31 CX2 SERIES OLYMPUS JAPAN

BIOLOGICAL MICROSCOPE CX31, CX 31, CX-31 SERIES OLYMPUS JAPAN UIS2 eyepiece Provides wide field of view (F.N. 20) and allows easy observation with eyeglasses. Observation tube (Binocular/Tilting binocular) Diopter adjustment is performed via the knurled collar on the left eyetube. Wide interpupillary distance adjustment (48-75mm) ensures the best and most comfortable observation conditions for every user. Tilting binocular is also available for your comfortable posture in operation. Quadruple inward-facing revolving nosepiece Complies with a wide range of magnifications, allows unrestricted use of the space in front of the objectives and makes it easy to confirm observation magnifications. Coarse upper limit stopper Locks the upper position of the stage, preventing contact between the objective and the specimen in high magnification observations. UIS2 objectives 4X, 10X, 40X and 100X PLCN objectives, providing world-class image flatness. Rackless stage Rack-free stage with no side protrusions. Low-positioned control knob allows smooth and comfortable specimen movement. Scale gradations are in white lettering on a black background. Light intensity adjustment Continuous light adjustment is possible. Abbe condenser An Abbe condenser, with N.A. 1.25 and built-in aperture diaphragm, provides the appropriate diaphragm setting to suit different specimens and magnifications. Field stop Frame integrated, with ability to accept a ø45mm filter. Coaxial coarse/fine focusing knob The coaxial coarse/fine focusing knob allows each operator to adjust the torque for coarse focusing operations. Focusing is smooth and easy, with the user's hands placed on the desk. Stage handle with tactile grips Tactile grips are fitted to the X and Y stage controls to provide a "light touch" stage movement. Highly rigid frame Extra rigid frame withstands frequent use and repositioning. Hand grips for easy portability Convenient hand grips at the front and back of the frame make it easy to carry the microscope.