XUB100 Laboratory Biological Microscope for Hosptial Research
One-piece frame construction ensures stability and durability in clinical and research environments
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Laboratory models such as XUB list Seidentopf binocular and trinocular tubes with interpupillary ranges (for example 48–75 mm or 52–75 mm), inclination, rotation, and diopter adjustment. Trinocular rows document prism light splits such as 20/80, 100/0, or 50/50 — critical when a camera must receive enough light.
Choose binocular for eyepiece-only teaching stations. Choose trinocular when documentation or dual observation with a camera is required, then pair with a C-mount camera from the microscope camera categories.
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One-piece frame construction ensures stability and durability in clinical and research environments
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Fixed 15″ per division reticle graduation remains unchanged across different lenses, ensuring consistent measurement reference
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USB3.0 interface enables high-speed data transfer for real-time imaging and high frame rates
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Magnification range of 40X to 400X suitable for observing cells, insects, and basic specimens
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