Bresser Erudit Basic Bino Microscope, 40×–400×

The Bresser Erudit Basic Bino Microscope is a versatile educational microscope designed for students, hobbyists, and home laboratory use. Featuring binocular viewing for comfortable observation and a magnification range from 40× to 400×, this microscope allows detailed examination of cells, tissues, microorganisms, and prepared slides. Its adjustable LED illumination and ergonomic design make it ideal for extended study and learning.

Features

• Binocular head: Two eyepieces for comfortable, natural viewing with both eyes.
• Magnification range: 40× to 400× for viewing a wide variety of specimens.
• Adjustable LED illumination: Built‑in light source with variable brightness for clear contrast and visibility.
• Coarse and fine focus: Precision focus controls provide sharp imaging at all magnifications.
• Durable construction: Stable design that supports long observation sessions and learning activities.

Benefits

• Binocular viewing reduces eye strain and enhances comfort during extended use.
• Wide magnification range makes it suitable for a range of biological specimens and slides.
• Adjustable lighting allows optimal visibility in varied lighting conditions.
• Ergonomic design supports easy focus adjustment and reliable performance.

Package Contents: Microscope unit with binocular head, set of eyepieces and objective lenses, adjustable illumination system, focus controls, stage clips, and user manual.

Technical Specifications

• Optical type: Compound binocular microscope
• Magnification range: 40×–400×
• Head type: Binocular
• Illumination: Adjustable LED lighting
• Focus controls: Coarse and fine adjustment
• Usage: Educational and hobby microscopy

Ideal For

• Students and classroom learning
• Biological specimen observation
• Hobbyist microscopy projects
• Extended study and research sessions

Keywords

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