PATHOLOGICAL RESEARCH MICROSCOPE Binocular 11 SERIES

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The Pathological Research Microscope – 11 Series is a professional-grade microscope line designed for clinical, medical, and advanced research applications. With a die-cast aluminum powder-coated body, 45° inclined and 360° rotatable viewing heads (monocular, binocular, or trinocular), and quadruple nosepiece with achromatic brass objectives, these models are engineered for accuracy, stability, and long-term use.

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The Pathological Research Microscope – 11 Series (MM-11, BM-11, TM-11) is designed for versatile laboratory use, meeting the needs of educational labs, pathology departments, and research centers.Its sturdy die-cast aluminum body with powder coating ensures long-lasting durability. The 45° inclined and 360° rotatable head provides ergonomic comfort and flexible viewing options. Depending on the model, users can choose between Monocular (MM-11), Binocular (BM-11), or Trinocular (TM-11) configurations.The quadruple revolving nosepiece allows easy switching between 5x, 10x, 45x, and 100x oil immersion achromatic objectives, while the wide-field 10x eyepieces deliver clear, distortion-free images. Together, they provide a magnification range of 50x to 1000x.

A mechanical stage with X–Y slide movement ensures precision during specimen handling, while the Abbe condenser (N.A. 1.25) with iris diaphragm and swing-out filter holder offers optimal illumination control. The built-in LED illumination system with adjustable brightness and optional battery backup guarantees consistent lighting for extended usage.

Specifications of PATHOLOGICAL RESEARCH MICROSCOPE Binocular 11 SERIES

Shipping Weight	6 kg
Shipping Dimensions	45 × 35 × 25 cm
Color	White/grey finish (powder-coated)
Material	Die-cast aluminum, powder-coated
Magnification Options	50x – 1000x
Illumination	Built-in LED with intensity control (battery backup optional)
Eyepieces	WF10x × 2
Utility	Pathology, clinical labs, research institutions, higher education