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Levenhuk 5ST Microscope's 6.3-inch working distance allows you to receive 3D-images of objects in a wide size range. This microscope can be used in different fields of science and industry as well as for measurements at home for studying relatively large and standard-sized samples. Featuring all the abilities of stereomicroscopes, Levenhuk 5ST allows rendering high-quality 3-dimensional images of observed objects, which helps not only to study samples more carefully, but also measure their dimensions.
With objective lenses of 2x and 4x magnifications, and two WF10x eyepieces included in the kit, Levenhuk 5ST Microscope provides total magnification of 20x to 40x. For focusing the received images, the coarse focus knob can be used.
The interpupillary distance of the microscope head can be set to a value of 2.1 to 3 inches, which makes Levenhuk 5ST an instrument highly adaptable to the observer.
Levenhuk 5ST Microscope provides not only for high-quality detailed images and precise measurements, but also for additional comfort of observations. It features 60-degrees inclined binocular head, upper and lower illumination, stage with stage clips and double-sided black and white stage plate.
Levenhuk 5ST Microscope kit includes:
- Microscope
- Binocular head with rubber eyecups
- 2 10x eyepieces
- 2 objective lenses: 2x, 4x
- Matte glass stage
- Double-sided black and white stage plate
- Silicon case
- User manual
Specifications:
Magnification, x: 20-40
Head: binocular, inclined at 60°
Interpupillary distance, in: 2.1-3
Working distance, in: 6.3
Focus: coarse, 3.9 in
Illumination upper and lower: LED, variable brightness
Power supply: 220V power cable
Stage: with stage clips and double-sided black and white plate
Weight: 11.4 lb (5.15 kg)
Package size (LxWxH): 14.0×10.6×19.5 in (35.5×27×49.5 cm)
Levenhuk Levenhuk 5ST stereo microscope is compatible with Levenhuk digital cameras (purchased separately). Levenhuk digital cameras are installed in the eyepiece tube instead of the eyepiece.
A stereo microscope is a very popular optical tool among radio amateurs, jewelers and explorers of the micro world. Its main distinctive feature is that it delivers a three-dimensional image. Sometimes stereoscopic microscopes are confused with regular binocular microscopes, but they have different optical designs.
In a classic microscope with a binocular head, only an objective lens is used for forming an image. The received image is just duplicated to two eyepieces. The transmitted image is only one, but you can view it with both eyes simultaneously. In stereo microscopes, two objective lenses are used for forming an image - one per each eye. In fact, we receive two independent optical channels, enabling us to observe a stereoscopic image. This optical scheme is called Greenough scheme. It has recently become widespread.
Children and adolescents enjoy working with a stereo microscope due to its simple operation. This is not surprising: you can study coins, rocks and any other artefacts of the world around us that can be of interest to a young explorer. A stereoscopic image is essential in studying electronic circuits, watch mechanisms, crystals, minerals and artworks. It allows for detailed studying of large objects' structure and detecting the surface defects. Such a stereo microscope is recommended for purchase to an amateur microbiologist. It will be very useful for preparing microscope slides.
Levenhuk ST series microscopes will be perfect for any purpose. The series includes four stereoscopic microscopes, which differ in magnification range, working distance and type of illumination. The microscopes are designed for amateur and professional users and also will come in useful for a home hobby.