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Trinocular Compound Microscope with Phase Contrast Turret

$1,392
Last updated 2026-10-18

This trinocular compound microscope is engineered for advanced biological applications, featuring a specialized phase-contrast turret system. The inclusion of both brightfield and darkfield capabilities allows for the observation of unstained specimens with exceptional clarity. It utilizes high-resolution optics to provide a magnification range from 40x to 1600x, suitable for detailed cellular analysis.

The hardware includes a double-layer mechanical stage that ensures precise specimen movement during high-magnification tasks. A sliding trinocular head provides a dedicated port for camera attachment while maintaining comfortable viewing through the eyepieces. The system is powered by halogen illumination, which offers a consistent and warm light source for various laboratory environments.

Designed for versatility, the unit comes equipped with both WF10x and WF16x widefield eyepieces to expand viewing options. The Abbe condenser with an iris diaphragm allows for fine-tuning of the light path, optimizing contrast and resolution. This instrument is a robust choice for researchers and clinicians requiring a multi-functional imaging platform for complex samples.

Trinocular Compound Microscope with Phase Contrast Turret
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Good and less good

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Called out well

  • Sturdy build quality 4
  • Good image clarity 3
  • Easy setup adjustments 2
  • Value for money 2

Minus side

  • Phase turret misalignment 3
  • Poor documentation 2
  • Unresponsive customer support 2
  • Camera eyepiece focus 1
  • Darkfield not included 1
  • Good image clarity 1
  • Halogen lighting preference 1
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AmScope
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Compound Trinocular With mechanical stages With Abbe condensers 1600x magnification
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