Stereoscopes

A stereomicroscope (often referred to as a stereoscopic microscope or stereoscope) is an optical microscope with a fixed or adjustable magnifying glass, designed to observe specimens at relatively low magnifications, from 2.5 to 90 times (even up to 300 times). It consists of two separate optical systems, which send one image for each eye. The human brain then combines the two images into a three-dimensional image with increased depth of focus. Stereomicroscopes are used in laboratories for specimen preparation or for the study of objects in the natural sciences. A wide range of models covering all your needs is waiting to be explored below.

P Series

P Series

Binocular models
Easy to use
360° revolving rotatable head with 45° inclined tubes
Secured WF 10x/20 mm eyepieces

AP Series

AP Series

Magnifications from 10-120x
Small and robust
Binocular head with vertical or 45° inclined tubes
Secured WF10x/20 mm eyepieces

BE-50 Series

BE-50 Series

Professional stereo microscopes for extra long working distance
Interchangeable magnifications from 2.5x up to 40x
Overhanging stand
Large working area

EduBlue

EduBlue

Designed for education
Robust and sturdy, with secured eyepieces
WF 10x/20 mm eyepieces
Dual or triple magnifications

StereoBlue

StereoBlue

Designed for professional use
Robust and sturdy
Dual magnifications or Zoom models
Available in rack & pinion, pillar and universal stands

Nexius Zoom (EVO)

Nexius Zoom (EVO)

Large working distance
10 years warranty
Double 3 W LED illumination
Ergonomically designed stands

Z Series

Z Series

Modular system
Binocular and trinocular models
Standard HWF10x/23 mm eyepieces
Stereo zoom heads with fix 45°, 60° or 90° inclined tubes

DZ Series

DZ Series

Binocular and trinocular models
Six standard configurations or customized configuration
Ergonomic tilting head from 0 to 35° tilting or fixed 20° inclined head
EWF10x/22mm eyepieces

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