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Binocular - Two viewing eyepieces. These are common for College level and up.
Triniocular - A trinocular microscope has a 3rd port which allows for the addition of a camera. Not all microscopes require a trinocular head in order to mount a camera.
Multi-Viewing - These microscopes are typically for Clinical applications and allow for several people to view through the microscope at one time.
Dual-Viewing - Allows for two users to view through the microscope at one time. You can have a simple monocular microscope be dual-viewing or a high end Clinical microscope.
Tilting - A tilting head is commonly found on a Clinical grade microscope and allows the user to adjust the viewing angle. This makes the microscope ergonomic and comfortable for long periods of use.
Binocular - Two viewing eyepieces. These are common for College level and up.
Triniocular - A trinocular microscope has a 3rd port which allows for the addition of a camera. Not all microscopes require a trinocular head in order to mount a camera.
Multi-Viewing - These microscopes are typically for Clinical applications and allow for several people to view through the microscope at one time.
Dual-Viewing - Allows for two users to view through the microscope at one time. You can have a simple monocular microscope be dual-viewing or a high end Clinical microscope.
Tilting - A tilting head is commonly found on a Clinical grade microscope and allows the user to adjust the viewing angle. This makes the microscope ergonomic and comfortable for long periods of use.
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- Accu-Scope
- American Optical
- AmScope
- Ash Vision
- Bausch & Lomb
- Bristoline
- Diagnostic Instruments
- Dolan Jenner
- Euromex
- Jenoptik
- Labomed
- Leica
- Leitz
- Lumen Dynamics
- Lumenera
- LW Scientific
- Meiji
- Mitutoyo
- Motic
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- O.C. White
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- OMAX
- Reichert
- Schott
- ScienceScope
- Swift
- TechniQuip
- Unitron
- Wild
- Zeiss
Digital Package
Shop our pre-configured digital microscope packages. We can add a camera to almost ANY microscope, or customize any digital package. Call our experts 1-800-219-1451.
Head Type
Monocular - One viewing eyepiece. These are more common for Middle / High School level users.
Binocular - Two viewing eyepieces. These are common for College level and up.
Triniocular - A trinocular microscope has a 3rd port which allows for the addition of a camera. Not all microscopes require a trinocular head in order to mount a camera.
Multi-Viewing - These microscopes are typically for Clinical applications and allow for several people to view through the microscope at one time.
Dual-Viewing - Allows for two users to view through the microscope at one time. You can have a simple monocular microscope be dual-viewing or a high end Clinical microscope.
Tilting - A tilting head is commonly found on a Clinical grade microscope and allows the user to adjust the viewing angle. This makes the microscope ergonomic and comfortable for long periods of use.
Binocular - Two viewing eyepieces. These are common for College level and up.
Triniocular - A trinocular microscope has a 3rd port which allows for the addition of a camera. Not all microscopes require a trinocular head in order to mount a camera.
Multi-Viewing - These microscopes are typically for Clinical applications and allow for several people to view through the microscope at one time.
Dual-Viewing - Allows for two users to view through the microscope at one time. You can have a simple monocular microscope be dual-viewing or a high end Clinical microscope.
Tilting - A tilting head is commonly found on a Clinical grade microscope and allows the user to adjust the viewing angle. This makes the microscope ergonomic and comfortable for long periods of use.
Illumination Type
Mag Type