Ken-A-Vision TU-19031C-230 Comprehensive Scope 2 Binocular Microscope (220-240V)

The Ken-A-Vision TU-19031C-230 Binocular Microscope (Comprehensive Scope 2) offers a Seidentopf binocular head which makes it the perfect laboratory microscope. This unit has a modern, modular design on a very stable base. The arm of the microscope includes a built-in handle for ease of carrying and an integrated storage system for the power cord. Accessory kits make available 14 different reconfigurations of microscope features.

The T-19031C-230 Comprehensive Microscope 2 is suitable for ages 12 and up including university level courses, and incorporates a professional instrument priced within an educational budget.

The TU-19031C-230 Comprehensive Scope 2 microscope is affordable, durable and student-friendly. Ideal for entry level to advanced science courses, it comes equipped with all of the Comprehensive Scope 2 line key features, including the exclusive built-in carrying handle and a secure storage compartment for the charger.

This binocular microscope is enhanced with a mechanical stage and 100x(S) oil immersion lens. The coaxial focus knobs allow easier adjustment of focus for the user without removing their attention from the prepared slide. This microscope has a unique USB charging system that allows the user to charge the cordless microscope by a traditional electrical outlet or by a USB port.

The TU-19031C-230 Seidentopf binocular Comprehensive Scope 2 compound microscope with Cool Light™ illumination allows for viewing microscopic specimens with both eyes and to adjust for interpupillary distance with the two (2)-10x wide-field eyepieces at 4x, 10x, 40x (S), and 100x (S) DIN Plan Achromat objective lenses on a mechanical stage with spring-loaded stage clips, an Abbè condenser with iris diaphragm, and an adjustable light dimmer (rheostat). The eyepieces will move to exactly match the interpupillary distance between the user’s eyes. The left eyepiece has a diopter to allow the user to focus the left eye once the right eyepiece is in focus. Adjusting the diopter allows for the difference in vision between the users two eyes.