Woehrsh Trinocular Microscope 40X-5000X
Woehrsh Trinocular Microscope 40X-5000X
Description
Professional-grade compound trinocular microscope from Woehrsh, featuring a 195 achromatic objective lens with an infinity optical system for enhanced resolution and clarity. Includes 2 WF10x and 2 WF25x eyepieces, 2x magnifying lenses, and high-pixel electronic eyepieces with adjustable refractive index and isometric design for comfortable viewing. Equipped with dual coaxial coarse and fine focusing, a double-layer mechanical stage, LED lighting, and a 360° swivel head. This laboratory-grade microscope is suitable for biological experiments, educational teaching, pet hospital inspections, and animal husbandry testing.
Item Details
Seller

Nellis Auction
Pickup Location
4031 Market Center Dr Suite 303
North Las Vegas, NV, 89030
Quality
Estimated Retail Price
$272.06
Buyers Premium
15%
Inventory Number
1077632003
Additional Details from the Manufacturer
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brand
Woehrshcolor
Black and Whitedimensions
Package: 8.75 lbweight
8.84 lbsMore features
- 40X-5000X magnification range
- 2 WF10x and 2 WF25x eyepieces
- 2x magnifying lenses
- 195 achromatic objective lens
- High pixel electronic eyepieces
- Optical lens surface coating
- Wide-angle and adjustable isometric design
- LED lighting system
- Dual coaxial coarse and fine focusing
- Double-layer mechanical stage
- Adjustable focusing lens
- 360° swivel head
- Includes slides, coverslips, sections, cleaning supplies, and accessories
- Suitable for biological experiments, education, and veterinary use
Online Reviews
4.2/5
Based on 36 ratings
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