Advanced Student Microscope for Classroom and Laboratory Use

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: 24hours
• Warranty: 3years
• Model NO.: LPR15.011A
• Magnification: 40-400X
• Type: Biological
• Number of Cylinder: Monocular
• Mobility: Desktop
• Stereoscopic Effect: Without Stereoscopic Effect
• Kind of Light Source: Ordinary Light
• Shape: Cylindrical Shaped Lens
• Usage: Teaching, Research, Training
• Principle: Optics
• Principle of Optics: Finity Optical System
• Head: Monocular
• Eyepiecel: Wf10X
• Objectives: 4X,10X,40X
• Condenser: Single Lens with Disc Diaphragm
• Illumination: LED
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 740x470x340(mm)
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 9011100000
• Production Capacity: 50000PCS/Year
• Package Size: 74.00cm * 47.00cm * 34.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 12.000kg

Product Description

LPR15.011A Slide Box Modern Compound Microscope

--Monocular, WF10x
--Triple Nosepiece, Achromatic Objective Lens 4x10x40x
--Plain Stage 90x90mm
--Disc Diaphragm
--LED Illumination
--Slide Box 5 Blank + 5 Prepared
 
This Modern Compound Microscope is designed for young learners, with user-friendly controls and clear optics that make exploring tiny wonders simple and fun. It's safe for everyday use in school and at home, encouraging kids to develop a lifelong passion for science and discovery.

Product Details

Head

Objective

Illumination

Monocular, WF10x.

Triple Nosepiece, Achromatic Objective Lens 4x10x40x

LED.

Specification

Head	Monocular
Eyepiecel	WF10x
Nosepiece	Triple
Objectives	Achromatic 4x,10x,40x
Working stage	Plain Stage 90x90mm
Condenser	Disc Diaphragm
Illumination	LED
Power supply:	110V/60Hz (adpter included)

Factory Profile

Maintenance

--- If the lens surface has dust, please clear with a blow ball. If the lens surface with fingerprints or oil stain, please clean gently with absorbent cotton or lens paper dipped in a little ethanol ether mixture (ratio 14) .Absolute alcohol is an inflammable material, please turn off the power and don't close to open fire , Please assure indoor ventilation. 
---Don't use solvent to wipe non-glass parts unless with soft hairless cotton in little neutral cleanser. 
---Don't disassemble microscope parts, otherwise result in damage for performance.

After Service

---Product Warranty is 3 year since delivery date, the used life is ten years. 
---During the period, if any quality deffect part (non-human damage), we will bear shipping cost and send new part as replacement to you. 
---Any part caused by human damage, we will only charge for material cost, and buyers need to pay shipping cost.  
---Exceed the warranty period, we will also only charge for material cost, and buyers need to pay shipping cost.  
---If there is any problem or question of using our product, we will offer technical support by email or facetime by phone etc. This service is lifelong. 

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FAQ

Q1: What is the difference between toy microscopes and educational student microscopes for different grade levels?
A: Toy microscopes are designed for entertainment and basic enlightenment with low optical precision. Educational student microscopes are divided into primary, junior high, senior high, and university levels, with progressive improvements in magnification, objective lens quality, focusing system, and illumination to meet formal teaching and experimental requirements.
Q2: What magnification and configuration standards apply to student microscopes at different academic stages?
A: (1) Primary school: 40×–400×, monocular head, simple illumination.
(2) Junior high school: 40×–1000×, achromatic objectives, LED light source.
(3) Senior high school: 40×–1600×, binocular head, 100× oil immersion lens.
(4) University: professional biological microscope, plan achromatic objectives, digital imaging compatibility.
Q3: What specimens can be observed with a student microscope?
A: Student microscopes are widely used to observe prepared slides, cells, tissues, plant sections, microorganisms, small insects, minerals, and biological samples. They support both ready-made slides and homemade smears for classroom experiments and research projects.
Q4: What are the most important parameters that affect imaging quality in a student microscope?
A: Key factors include objective lens type (achromatic or plan achromatic), illumination uniformity, focusing accuracy, stage stability, and optical structure. Higher magnification does not guarantee better performance; optical quality and system stability are more critical.
Q5: How to properly maintain and care for a student microscope?
A: Clean lenses only with specialized lens paper; avoid touching optics with fingers or regular paper. Operate focusing gently and store in a dry, dust-free environment. Turn off the power and remove batteries during long-term storage. Do not disassemble optical or mechanical components without professional assistance.