The BM-8bi reflects friendly design suitable for both the classroom and laboratory environment. Embodied with sturdy C-shaped aluminum alloy die-cast stand, high quality optics and optical coatings, and brass gears, all of the which compose the Axl to resist the toughest of user environments.
The BM-8bi Binocular Microscope is designed for routine teaching and laboratory applications requiring durability and optical reliability. It features a sturdy C-shaped aluminium alloy die-cast stand, precision brass gearing, and high-quality optical coatings. The binocular observation head, co-axial focusing system, mechanical stage, and LED illumination provide stable performance, making the microscope suitable for continuous classroom use and standard laboratory investigations.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | BM-8bi |
| Microscope Type | Binocular Microscope |
| Stand | C-shaped aluminium alloy die-cast stand |
| Observation Head | Binocular head with hard coated prisms |
| Nosepiece | Quadruple revolving ball bearing nosepiece |
| Focusing System | Co-axial coarse and fine focusing |
| Stage | Double layered mechanical stage |
| Stage Controls | Low positioned coaxial knobs |
| Illumination | Bright LED illumination |
| Power Supply | Solid-state power supply circuitry |
| Optical System | Semi-plan achromatic optics |
| Condenser | High quality condenser lens |
| Objectives | 4x, 10x, 40x, 100x (oil immersion) |
| Eyepieces | EWF 10x, 18 mm field number (paired) |
| ISI Marking | Also available without ISI mark |
Robust C-shaped aluminium alloy die-cast body
Binocular viewing head with hard coated prisms
Quadruple ball bearing nosepiece for smooth objective rotation
Precision co-axial focusing system
Double layered mechanical stage for stable specimen handling
Low-positioned coaxial stage controls for ergonomic operation
Bright LED illumination with solid-state circuitry
Semi-plan achromatic objectives for consistent image quality
Extra wide field hard-coated eyepieces
High quality condenser for uniform illumination across magnifications
Biology teaching in schools and colleges
Routine laboratory microscopy work
Clinical and diagnostic laboratory observation
Training laboratories and skill development centers
Educational demonstrations and practical classes
General purpose microscopic analysis