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Brunel SP22 Monocular Microscope (2286)
The SP22 is probably our most successful model that we have sold during the last 38 years. Currently our data base says we have sold 9,846 of these so that in itself suggests it might be a good value microscope. It is monocular with objectives x4, x10, x40 and x100 which with the x10 wide field eyepiece gives a magnification range of x40 to x1000. It has LED illumination with brightness control and a full mechanical stage with drop down movement controls and substage focusing condenser. This unit is in excellent condition, used only by ourselves for customer demonstration. Excellent value
SOLD
Brunel Microscopes Ltd, Langley Building, Kington Park, Kington Langley, Chippenham, Wilts SN15 5PZ. Tel: 01249 462655. mail@brunelmicroscopes.co.uk
Brunel SP60 Binocular Microscope (3297)
This SP60 has 160mm corrected semi plan objectives and it has critical illumination rather than Kohler. In excellent condition this really is a opportunity. The objectives are x4 (0.10), x10 (0.25), x40 (0.65) and oil immersion x100 (1.25) with wide field x10 eyepieces giving a magnification range of x40 to x1000. Good size mechanical stage with double vernier scales and coaxial drop down controls. Beneath the stage is a fully focusing Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm and filter carrier. The microscope stand has low position coaxial coarse and fine focus controls with tension adjustment and safety lock. The LED illumination system is controlled with and on/off switch and brightness control.
Price £205.00 + vat
Brunel SP55 Binocular Microscope (3412)
This is actually a new microscope and only appears here because of stock rotation which means that its binocular head is a slightly different colour than the body.
A good stable microscope with RMS DIN standard semiplan objectives x4, x10, x20, x40 and x100 (oil immersion) with the x10 wide field eyepieces gives a magnification range of x40 to x1000. The four position turret means that there is a choice about which objectives are used from the five provided. The binocular head has interocular and dioptric adjustment.
The large square stage has drop down coaxial controls and a double vernier scale. Full focusing substage Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm.
Low position coaxial coarse and fine focus controls with tension adjustment and focus safety stop. LED rheostat controlled illumination. A bargain.
Price £245.83 + vat
Meiji Labax Simple Polarising Microscope
The Open University is well recognised as having an excellent Geology program. Essential to this was their series of ground rock sections together with a polarising microscope. The microscope was a simple unit but introduced the excellent Japanese manufacturer Meiji to the UK. In order to keep the cost as low as possible for these part time students, the microscope had the key elements needed for the Geology course without over complication and therefore cost.
The microscope body was monocular with separate coarse and fine focus controls and an inbuilt tungsten light source. The slide stage has a graduated rotating element with a polarising filter in its centre. The x10 eyepiece has a flip out/in polarising filter that acts as the analyser. The achromatic standard RMS screw thread objectives are x4, x10 and x40. A well made solid microscope that works. Condition excellent but includes a wooden case which does show some effects of age.
SOLD