Advanced Research Polarizing Microscopes Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-M-10999
Quick Answer: The Advanced Research Polarizing Microscopes combine strain-free achromatic optics and POL plan objectives with a graduated circular rotary stage, a removable rotatable analyser and a focusable, centrable Bertrand lens.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Reverse centrable quadruple/quintuple nosepiece, M25 x 0.75 threads, ball bearings, rubber/metal grip and click stop.
Strain-free, colour-corrected achromatic optical system with multi-layer hard coating.
Analyser with scale, rotatable and removable from the light path; focusable, centrable Bertrand lens.
Retarding plates: lambda plate, 1/4 lambda mica plate and quartz wedge.
Graduated large circular rotary stage; low-position coaxial coarse and fine focus on both sides with tension control and upper limit stopper.
Incident LED/halogen light with aperture and field diaphragm; transmitted Koehler halogen/LED with battery backup and auto cut-off.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Viewing head | Monocular, binocular or trinocular |
| Objectives | POL plan, S-APO/APO, infinity |
| Nosepiece | Reverse centrable quadruple/quintuple, M25 x 0.75 |
| Stage | Graduated large circular rotary |
| Condenser | Abbe, iris diaphragm, filter slot |
| Retarding plates | Lambda, 1/4 lambda mica, quartz wedge |
| Transmitted light | Koehler halogen/LED, battery backup, auto cut-off |
| Incident light | LED/halogen, aperture and field diaphragm |
About This Product
This polarising stand can be set up with a monocular, binocular or trinocular head and works in both transmitted and incident light, with brightfield and polarising modes at the Abbe condenser. Sample orientation is changed on the graduated circular rotary stage, and the retarding plates and quartz wedge are used with the rotatable analyser for polarised-light work. Colleges and TVET centres in Belgium, Republic of the Congo, Brunei, Mozambique, Dominican Republic and Botswana can source the Advanced Research Polarizing Microscopes from Educational Lab Equipments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which viewing heads are available for the Advanced Research Polarizing Microscopes?
The viewing head can be monocular, binocular or trinocular, fitted with extra wide field eyepieces that have diopter adjustment.
What retarding plates are listed?
A lambda plate, a 1/4 lambda mica plate and a quartz wedge.
Does the transmitted light have a battery backup?
Yes. The transmitted Koehler illumination (halogen or LED) has adjustable intensity, battery backup and an automatic cut-off.
Related: Microscopes, Advanced Monocular Research Microscope, Trinocular Research Microscope, Achromatic Objectives.
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