Celestron Celestron Labs CM400C Compound Microscope
With an eyepiece set at a comfortable 45° angle and broad magnification range, Celestron Lab's CM400C Compound Cordless Monocular Microscope is ideally suited for students and hobbyists alike. Its three-position turret holds the 4x, 10x, and 40x objectives and the instrument comes with a 10x wide-field eyepiece that produces magnifications from 40x up to 400x. To provide tack-sharp views of your specimen this model comes equipped with a dual-speed coaxial focusing mechanism with a precise 0.004" (0.1mm) of travel per rotation of the fine focus wheel. The 3.5 x 3.5" stage has metal slide/specimen clips and a 6-position rotating disc diaphragm. Dual LEDs provide upper incidental and lower transmitted illumination with separate dials to control the variable intensity. It is powered by either three included AA batteries for use in the field or the AC power adapter that comes with a set of four outlet plug adapters for both domestic and international use.
Use and Handling
Eyepieces are set at a 45° angle to place the user's head in a comfortable viewing position
Head can rotate a full 360° to make sharing in a lab or around a table easier and more efficient
Colour-coded objectives provide fast identification of the selected magnification
Optical Performance
10x widefield eyepiece maximizes light throughput for bright and clear views
Three magnification choices provide a wide range for a variety of applications: 40x, 100x, 400x
4x, 10x, & 40x achromatic objectives
Achromatic objectives correct spherical and chromatic aberration, so the colour fidelity of the specimen will be accurate and the field of view will appear flat with the only perceptible curvature at the edges
Stage and Illumination
Coaxial dual-speed coarse and fine focusing mechanism provides the ability for tack-sharp views far beyond a single-speed design, 0.004" (0.1mm) of travel per rotation of fine focusing knob
Dual LED illumination system provides lower (transmitted) illumination and upper (incidental) illumination, making it ideal for solid, semi-transparent, opaque, and transparent specimens
Each illuminator has its own rheostat dimmer dial
Square 3.5 x 3.5" stage with slide/specimen holders
Rotating disc diaphragm has six aperture sizes to easily control the amount of light transmitted up to the specimen
Set of 10 prepared slides lets users start learning microscopy right out of the box
Power
Runs on three (3) included AA batteries for use in the field
The use of LED illumination, rather than traditional halogen or incandescent, extends the battery life for more runtime
Included 100-240 VAC power plug
A, C, G, and I plug adapters for use in the US, Japan, Europe, UK, Australia, New Zealand, China, Argentina
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Product Overview
With an eyepiece set at a comfortable 45° angle and broad magnification range, Celestron Lab's CM400C Compound Cordless Monocular Microscope is ideally suited for students and hobbyists alike. Its three-position turret holds the 4x, 10x, and 40x objectives and the instrument comes with a 10x wide-field eyepiece that produces magnifications from 40x up to 400x. To provide tack-sharp views of your specimen this model comes equipped with a dual-speed coaxial focusing mechanism with a precise 0.004" (0.1mm) of travel per rotation of the fine focus wheel. The 3.5 x 3.5" stage has metal slide/specimen clips and a 6-position rotating disc diaphragm. Dual LEDs provide upper incidental and lower transmitted illumination with separate dials to control the variable intensity. It is powered by either three included AA batteries for use in the field or the AC power adapter that comes with a set of four outlet plug adapters for both domestic and international use.
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