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Euromex EduBlue ED.1402-S Stereoscopic Microscope with LED Incident and Transmitted Lighting

€234excl. VAT

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Product description

Stereoscopic microscope with binocular head, 20X/40X magnification, LED incident and transmitted lighting

  • Optical System:
  • Ergonomic stereo microscope from Euromex BlueLine series
  • Binocular head inclined at 45° with interpupillary distance adjustable between 55 and 75 mm
  • Diopter adjustment ±5 on one eyepiece
  • Pair of eyepieces WF10x/20 mm with set screw and protective rubber
  • Magnification:
  • Objectives with double magnification factors: 2x and 4x
  • Total magnification levels: 20X and 40X standard
  • Working distance: 60 mm
  • Field of view options: 20/6.7 mm or 10/5 mm
  • Optional eyepieces available for additional magnification variations
  • Illumination:
  • LED lighting for both incident (reflected) and transmitted light
  • Optical Components:
  • Anti-mold protection on all optical elements
  • Anti-reflective coating to maximize light transmission
  • Applications:
  • Three-dimensional observation of small insects, plants, stones, and minerals
  • Additional Information:
  • Comes with revolver holder for quick change between magnifications
  • Delivered in a zipped case for protection and portability

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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Last updated 19 October 2026