KERN Stereo-Zoom Microscope

The KERN OZL-46 series is an exceptional line of stereo zoom microscopes that excels for its quality, easy operation, flexibility, and stability. This series offers everything you need for detailed observations and precise examination, and is ideal for a variety of professional environments.

Optimal Illumination: The standard built-in LED incident light and transmitted light lamp ensures perfect illumination of your samples.
Excellent Optical Features: Provides clarity and sharpness for an unparalleled visual experience.
Comfort and Ease of Use: Specially designed for apprenticeships, workshops, and assembly and repair workplaces, e.g. in the electronics industry.
Stepless Magnification: Standard total magnification from 7x to 45x, offers flexibility for different observations.
Column stand: Offers great flexibility and freedom, the microscope head can be easily removed and integrated into other modular systems, such as a universal stand.
Comprehensive Accessories: A wide range of eyepieces, objectives, colour filters, a dark field condenser and a simple polarisation unit are available as accessories.

Applications:
- In vitro fertilisation
- Research on parasites
- Zoology and botany
- Tissue preparations and sectioning
- Quality control

Applications/Samples:
Preparations with Focus on Spatial Impression: Ideal for observing the depth and thickness of samples such as insects, seeds, circuit boards and parts.
Zoom with Variable Magnification: Flexibility to view details at different magnifications, perfect for research and analysis.

Technical specifications:
Optical system: Greenough
Eyepieces: magnification 10x ø20 mm
Magnification: 6.4:1
Zoom: 0.7x - 4.5x
Illumination: incident light, transmitted light
Illumination type transmitted/ incident light: LED
Illumination intensity transmitted/intrusive light: 3W
Operating distance: 105 mm
Sample height: 140 mm
Stand type: Pillar
Focus mechanism: Coarse focus
Dimensions: 300 x 240 x 420 mm

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