Stereomicroscopes

Another of the classic British stereos with a very characteristic shape and paint finish. This model has standard 23mm eyetubes with original wide field eyepieces. The characteristic rotating turret has a x1.4 and x4 objective set giving overall magnification options of x14 and x40. The microscope has inbuilt tungsten transmitted lighting (but no incident light unit). This is now probably a collector's item although still optically fine.

In very good condition for its age this is both a perfectly functional microscope as well as becoming something of a collector's piece. Complete with its original case with the Watson motif. It has three objectives mounted on a rotating turret which was the classic Watson design with x2.5, x5 and x10 magnifications. When used with the x10 eyepieces this gives options of x25, x50 and x100. It has a rack and pinion focus system with stage clips and a reversible black/white dissection plate. For those relatively high stereo magnifications it would need some external lighting of some sort. One of the classics.

This is a Gemscope based on the Apex Explorer stereomicroscope and is unused. Finished in black enamel to minimise reflections and with both incident and reflected halogen lighting which is brightness controlled. Magnification options are x20 and x40 that are selected by rotating the stereo head. Complete with a gem clamp and dark ground attachment. Rack and pinion focusing.

This is a fusion of new parts to make a modular stereomicroscope. The stereohead is a new IMXZ zoom unit with a trinocular camera tube and a continuous zoom magnification between x10 and x40. It has wide field x10 eyepieces. The stereohead is on a plain stand that unusually has a coarse and fine focus control on the focus block for focusing accuracy. Illumination is supplied by a refurbished separate dual LED light source

Used only by ourselves this is effectively a new microscope with a full guarantee. The DT10 is a click stop stereomicroscope that can alternate between x10 and x20 magnification with the wide field x10 eyepieces. The plain stand has rack and pinion focusing throughout its length and has a central reversible black/white stage plate and stage clips. Condition pristine

This is a combination of two new microscope elements. The stereohead is the binocular BSR model that gives an excellent optical performance. It is the common main objective (CMO) optical configuration with a x1 Plan objective giving a zoom magnification range of x6 to x50 with the super wide field x10 eyepieces. The stand has a sturdy rack and pinion unit throughout the focus system. It has both incident and transmitted LED lighting, each with brightness control which can be used together or separately as needed. An excellent unit fully guaranteed.

This is a modern Leica zoom stereomicroscope on a substantial long arm system. It is all original and in good condition throughout. x10 super wide field eyepieces with independent focus control. The magnification zoom range is from x6.3 to x40 via two side arm controls. The head is binocular and in good condition. The stand is substantial in size but not overly heavy because the central pole is hollow. The interlocking of the two parallel arms is excellent and gives the unit great stability.

This is an excellent optical quality stereomicroscope used only by ourselves for customer demonstrations and is in effect new and therefore fully guaranteed. The stereohead has a zoom magnification range of x6 to x50 with exceptional x10 wide field eyepieces. There are two pairs of eyepieces x10 and x20 with the latter doubling the magnification range to x12 to x100. The microscope base has a pole stand coarse focus with a focus block rack and pinion fine focus. It has inbuilt incident and transmitted LED lighting with independent brightness controls. They don't come much better that this

Another hybrid new microscope. This one is very special. It has an excellent Optimax binocular stereohead with a continuous zoom magnification of x7 to x45 with extra wide field x10 eyepieces which is doubled with the x20 eyepieces to x14 to x90. The stand is one of our best. It has a pole stand coarse focus with a rack and pinion fine focus. It has inbuilt incident and transmitted LED illumination with brightness controls on both. A fine microscope by any measure.

This particular BSR is a click stop version. Usually zoom stereomicroscopes achieve their magnification change by physically lengthening and shortening the objective lenses (rather like a pirates telescope). The alternative to this is to have a series of different magnification objectives on a drum arrangement in the head (hence the name). Instead of the side controls producing a zoom, in this case they 'click' a different pair of objectives into the optical path. This means a series of fixed magnifications but the resolution is slightly better because of it. The stereohead has exceptional wide field x10 eyepieces with 5 pairs of objective lenses - x0.55, x1,x1.75, x3 and x5.5. The overall magnification options are therefore x5.5, x10, x17.5, x30 and x55. The stand has pole coarse focus and rack and pinion fine focus. With LED incident and transmitted lighting that has brightness control and can be used independently or together. Condition as new and fully guaranteed.

This is a new microscope and fully guaranteed. Excellent value for those on a restricted budget who are looking for the benefit of zoom stereomicroscopy. The binocular head has extra wide field eyepieces with eyecups and a continuous zoom magnification range of x7 to x45. The plain stand without inbuilt illumination is rack and pinion throughout its length with a very stable rectangular base with clips and a dissection plate.

This is an ex-demonstration microscope in excellent condition. The stereohead is a trinocular BMSF unit with magnification options of x10 and x30. The magnification is changed by rotating the turret of the head and there is a push/pull lever on the side to bring the trinocular camera tube into the optical path. The large pole stand has both incident and transmitted lighting. The Incident is halogen with a brightness control and the transmitted a strip light with on/off control.

This is a new microscope used only by ourselves for model assessment. What is unique an=bout this model is the illumination system. The stereohead has an LED ring light built into it with a wheel thumb nut built into the front of it. There is also LED transmitted lighting with its own independent brightness control. The stand has rack and pinion focus throughout its length. The stereohead is trinocular with the light path being shared which makes it ideal for demonstration purposes as the microscope can be used at the same time as screen images are seen. The zoom magnification runs continuously from x7.5 to x50 and there are excellent wide field x10 eyepieces. A very nice microscope.

This is a binocular version of our bestselling BMDZ stereomicroscope. It has a zoom magnification range of x7 to x45 with the wide field x10 eyepieces. Also supplied are a pair of x20 eyepieces which will double the magnification range from x14 to x90. The pole stand has a focus block with integral LED illumination and a a rack and pinion focus mechanism. The large base also has LED transmitted lighting and both illumination systems have brightness control and can be used together or independently. Eyepiece rubber eyecups.