Mayalab Instrument

Binocular microscope with 5x,10x,45x,100x objective lens and 10x w/f eyepiece slide motion working by rack pinion with knobs, stage plate with mechanical, binocular head moving 360 degrees.

A binocular microscope is an instrument used to magnify small objects or samples, making them visible to the human eye. It is commonly used in biology, medicine, research labs, and educational institutions.

• Two Eyepieces: Enables both eyes to observe the sample, reducing eye strain and improving depth perception.

• Adjustable Interpupillary Distance: Allows users to adjust the spacing between the eyepieces for individual comfort.

• Coarse and Fine Focus Knobs: For rough and precise focusing of the specimen.

• Objective Lenses: Typically comes with 3–4 objectives (e.g., 4x, 10x, 40x, 100x) mounted on a revolving nosepiece.

• Stage: Flat platform with clips to hold the slide. Often has X-Y movement for precise positioning.

• Light Source: Built-in LED or halogen illumination beneath the stage.

• Condenser and Diaphragm: Enhance image contrast and focus light onto the sample.

• Microbiological studies

• Tissue and cell examination

• Clinical diagnostics

• Pathology and hematology

• Educational demonstrations

A Pathology Laboratory Microscope is a high-precision optical instrument designed for detailed examination of biological tissues, blood smears, and cellular samples in clinical and research laboratories. It provides pathologists with clear, high-resolution images for accurate diagnosis and analysis.

Key Features:

• Optical System: High-quality achromatic, semi-plan, or plan objectives (4X, 10X, 40X, 100X oil immersion).

• Magnification Range: Typically 40X to 1000X.

• Illumination: LED or halogen light source with adjustable intensity.

• Viewing Head: Monocular, binocular, or trinocular (for camera attachment).

• Stage: Mechanical stage with smooth X-Y movement for precise slide positioning.

• Focus System: Coarse and fine focusing with smooth operation.

• Applications: Used in pathology labs for disease diagnosis, histopathology, cytology, hematology, and research purposes.

Advantages:

• Sharp and detailed imaging for accurate diagnosis.

• Ergonomic design for comfortable long-hour use.

• Compatible with digital imaging systems for documentation and teaching.