Senior Dissecting Microscope Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-M-10975
Quick Answer: The Senior Dissecting Microscope has detachable hand rests on both sides of the stage, 10x and 20x eyepieces and a special bull's eye lens of 83 mm diameter, with rack-and-pinion focusing.
Last updated: November 2026
Key Features
Detachable hand rests on both sides of the stage to support the hands during dissection.
10x and 20x eyepieces.
Special bull's eye lens, 83 mm diameter, for a wider field of vision.
Jointed revolving arm that swings the magnifying lens over the stage area.
Plano-concave mirror for daylight or artificial light.
Heavy round base and sensitive rack-and-pinion focusing.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Eyepieces | 10x and 20x |
| Bull's eye lens | 83 mm diameter |
| Mirror | Plano-concave |
| Focusing | Rack and pinion |
| Base | Heavy, round |
| Hand rests | Detachable, both sides of stage |
About This Product
During a dissection the student's hands rest on the two side supports while the jointed arm positions the magnifying lens over whichever part of the stage is being worked on. The plano-concave mirror lights the specimen from daylight or a lamp, and fitting the 83 mm bull's eye lens widens the field of view.
Frequently Asked Questions
What magnification options come with the Senior Dissecting Microscope?
It is provided with 10x and 20x eyepieces, and a special bull's eye lens of 83 mm diameter can be used to increase the field of vision.
How is the lens moved over the specimen?
A jointed revolving arm carries the magnifying lens, so it can be swung over the working area of the stage. Focusing is by a sensitive rack-and-pinion movement.
What is useful alongside the Senior Dissecting Microscope for dissection and botany?
A Rack For Petri Dishes for culture dishes, Acrylic Magnifier Boxes for small specimens, and the Universal Smartphone Optics Adapter for photographing through the eyepiece.
When should I choose the Senior Dissecting Microscope instead of a compound microscope?
Choose a stereo or dissecting microscope for solid, opaque objects that need a three-dimensional view and room to work underneath, such as dissections, plant parts or circuit boards. Use a compound microscope for thin specimens on slides at higher magnification.
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