Monocular Coaxial Focusing Beginner Microscope Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-M-11014
Quick Answer: This beginner microscope pairs a 45-degree monocular head that turns through 360 degrees with a locked-on 10X wide field eyepiece and three colour-coded achromatic objectives, giving 40X, 100X and 400XR.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Monocular head inclined at 45 degrees, rotating 360 degrees.
Locked-on 10X wide field eyepiece with pointer.
Reverse nosepiece with 4X, 10X and retractable 40XR objectives – achromatic, parfocal, parcentred and colour-coded.
Coaxial coarse and fine focus with a slip clutch to protect the gears.
6-hole disc diaphragm.
Cast metal frame with LED illumination.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Head
Monocular, 45-degree incline, 360-degree rotation
Eyepiece
10X wide field, locked on, with pointer
Objectives
4X, 10X, 40XR (retractable), achromatic
Magnification
40X, 100X, 400XR
Focusing
Coaxial coarse and fine, slip clutch
Diaphragm
6-hole disc
Frame
Cast metal
Illumination
LED
About This Product
For pupils in grades 4 to 8 who are starting biology, the 10X eyepiece is locked on so it stays in place, and the 40XR objective is retractable. Coaxial knobs carry coarse and fine focus on one axis, while the six-hole disc diaphragm is turned to suit each objective.
Frequently Asked Questions
What magnifications does the Monocular Coaxial Focusing Beginner Microscope give?
With the 10X eyepiece, its 4X, 10X and 40XR objectives give 40X, 100X and 400XR. The 40XR objective is retractable.
Which age group is it meant for?
It is a beginner microscope commonly used in schools for grades 4 to 8, for young students who are starting to study biology.
What does coaxial focusing mean on this model?
The coarse and fine focus controls sit on the same axis, and a slip clutch prevents damage to the gears.
