Microscope Carrying Cases

An excellent quality aluminium attache case with a proforma internal structure to accomodate either the Brunel SP22.

A substantial ‘aluminium carrying case for the SP150 and many of its accessories. This is a large robust case with double carrying handles.

An large aluminium attache case that fits the SP50 trinocular microscope, and also the Digital version - SP50D. A substantial case with double carrying handle and spaces for accessories.

A compact aluminium carrying case designed for the SP29 handheld field microscope. The microscope fits in place with the light unit attached and there are spaces for other attachments.

A compact aluminium carrying case for the Brunel Microzoom series of handheld and desk top microscopes. Spaces for all the components. Ideal for the travelling engineer.

An excellent ‘pilot’ style aluminium case with a solid foam pre shape that will accommodate the Brunel SP27 or the SP27D digital microscopes.

A substantial aluminium case with a solid foam pre shape that will accommodate the Brunel IMXZ series stereomicroscopes with spaces for support equipment. NOTE this case will only fit the IMXZ stereo with the coarse and fine focus stand

A substantial aluminium case with a solid foam pre shape that will accommodate the Brunel BMX series stereomicroscopes with spaces for support equipment.

A heavy duty aluminium case with a solid foam pre shape that will accommodate the Brunel BMSZ stereomicroscope with space for accessories.

This is clearly a substantial case for a substantial microscope built with the emphasis on mobility and the case has wheels and a telescopic pulling handle rather like a modern suitcase.

A heavy duty aluminium carrying case designed to fit our BSR series of stereomicroscopes. The base fits separately to the stereohead with ample room for accessories.

An aluminium carrying case for the BM1 Long arm stereomicroscope. The solid foam pre shape allows the microscope to be stored safely and cleanly. Good value. This case will fit both the 45 degree and upright eyetube models.