AmScope T120B Professional Boiling Pot Trinocular Composite Microscope WF10X and WF20X Eyepieces Brightfield LED Lighting Abbe Capacitor with Iris Diaphragm Mechanical Double Layer Table

• The trinocular composite microscope provides high magnification for biological purposes and educational applications
• Boiling pot trinocular head with interchangeable pairs of 10x wide-field and 20x wide-field eyepieces with a pupil adjustment from 53 to 77 mm, a fixed vertical tilt of 30 degrees to reduce eye and neck strain and a 360 degree rotation function for a more comprehensive view and allows for sharing
• Forward facing nosepiece with achromatic DIN lenses with 4x, 10x, 40xS (spring) and 100xS (feather, oil) that allow colour correction of enlarged images at eight magnifications
• Bright field, LED lighting and 1.25 NA Abbe capacitor with iris aperture for clear examination and light control
• The two-layer mechanical table with 1.0 mm stage division locks into place and ensures precise manipulation of the slides along the X and Y axis, so that coordinates can be recorded so that the viewer can return to a specific location on the slide

The AmScope T120B composite trinocular microscope features interchangeable pairs of 10x wide-field and 20x wide-field eyepieces, a forward facing nosepiece with four achromatic DIN lenses, a Brightfield (BF) LED lighting, a 1.25NA Abbe capacitor and a double mechanical table. The trinocular head features a boiling pot binoculars holder with a pupil adjustment from 53 to 77 mm, a fixed vertical tilt of 30 degrees to reduce eye and neck strain, and a 360 degree rotation function to allow for a more comprehensive view and sharing. A camera can be mounted via the 23mm vertical trinocular connector (sold separately). The dioptric adjustment takes into account individual differences in eye strength. The forward facing nosepiece has achromatic DIN lenses with 4x, 10x, 40xS (spring) and 100xS (spring, oil) which together with the eyepieces allow colour correction of enlarged images at eight magnifications. The 40xS lens is spring loaded to avoid sliding damage when focusing. The spring loaded 100xS oil lens offers a higher resolution than a standard lens. A compound microscope is used for inspection and dissecection of samples when two-dimensional images are desired.