Optical Combination:
Objectives: Sliding Type 2x and 4x
EyePiece: 10x Paired
Total Magnification: 20x and 40x
Detailed Ergonomic and Optical Specifications: Model: KG-1852-BR. Viewing Head: Inclined binocular, 45-degree angle, 360-degree rotatable. Interpupillary distance: 55-75mm. Diopter adjustment: On both eyepieces (±5). Objective System: Siding-type (sliding lever) dual objectives. Magnifications: 2X and 4X. Eyepieces: Paired WF 10X, field number 20mm. Total Magnification: 20X (with 2X objective) and 40X (with 4X objective). Base: Heavy-duty metal pillar base. Hand Rest: Built-in, sculpted hand rest on both sides of the stage. Focus Mechanism: Rack and pinion on the pillar. Stage: Large, durable metal stage (approx. 150mm x 150mm) with black/white contrast plate and stage clips. Illumination: Incident (top) LED ring light or gooseneck, intensity adjustable (transmitted optional). Construction: Metal and high-impact polymer body. Weight: Approximately 4.2 kg.
Micron's Inclined Stereo Microscope with Siding Type Dual Objectives is a flexible and ergonomic instrument designed for applications requiring variable magnification and extended working comfort. The key feature is the sliding-type dual objective system, which allows the user to quickly change between two levels of magnification (2x and 4x) by sliding a lever.
This model is widely considered one of the best stereo microscopes for educational dissection and detailed inspection tasks where variable magnification is needed. The built-in hand rest provides a stable and comfortable support for hands during fine manipulation, reducing fatigue during long sessions. The inclined binocular head is ergonomically designed for comfortable, prolonged use. For biology labs and electronics workshops seeking a top rated stereo microscope with versatile magnification, this model is an outstanding choice. The sliding objectives (2x and 4x) paired with the 10x paired eyepieces provide a total magnification of 20x and 40x, covering a wide range of macro-level inspection needs.
The sliding objective mechanism is a significant upgrade over fixed-objective systems, offering convenience and speed. Instead of changing objectives manually, the user simply slides a knob to switch between 20x and 40x magnification. This makes it one of the best options for tasks where the user frequently needs to zoom in on a small area after scanning at lower power. The built-in hand rest is a thoughtful ergonomic feature, providing a stable platform for hands and tools. This is particularly valuable for delicate tasks like dissection, watchmaking, or micro-soldering. Micron has designed this model with a sturdy pillar base and a large, durable stage. This model is a top rated choice for educational dissection labs, where students can benefit from the stability of the hand rest and the convenience of the sliding objectives. The inclined binocular head provides true three-dimensional perception, which is essential for depth perception during manipulation. The standard illumination is often via incident (top) LED light, but transmitted (bottom) light may be optional, making it ideal for observing opaque specimens.
Sliding-Type Dual Objectives: The unique sliding mechanism allows for quick, tool-free switching between 2X and 4X objectives, providing 20X and 40X total magnification.
Built-In Hand Rest: Sculpted hand rests on both sides of the stage provide a stable and comfortable support surface, reducing fatigue during delicate, long-duration tasks.
Inclined Binocular Head: The 45-degree inclined, 360-degree rotatable binocular head provides a comfortable viewing angle and true three-dimensional depth perception.
Versatile Magnification Range: With a simple slide, the user can change from 20X for scanning and overview to 40X for detailed inspection, covering most macro-level needs.
Sturdy Pillar Base: The heavy-duty metal pillar base provides a stable platform, while the rack and pinion focusing system offers smooth, precise vertical adjustment.
Large Metal Stage: The spacious stage (approx. 150mm x 150mm) can accommodate larger specimens, and includes a black/white contrast plate and stage clips.
Long-Life LED Illumination: Equipped with a bright, cool, and energy-efficient incident LED ring light (or gooseneck) with adjustable intensity for optimal specimen lighting.
Diopter Adjustment for Both Eyes: Both eyepieces feature independent diopter adjustment, allowing users to compensate for differences in vision between their left and right eye.
Educational Dissection Labs: Ideal for biology, zoology, and botany dissections, where the hand rest provides stability and the sliding objectives offer quick magnification changes.
Watchmaking and Micro-Assembly: Perfect for the intricate assembly and repair of watches, jewelry, and other small mechanical devices, allowing for quick switching between overview and detail work.
Electronics and PCB Inspection: Excellent for inspecting solder joints, components, and circuit traces, with the ability to quickly zoom in on suspect areas without changing focus.
Entomology and Paleontology: Used for the detailed preparation and examination of insects, fossils, and other small specimens, with the hand rest providing stability for fine tools.
Dermatology and Clinical Exams: Suitable for examining skin lesions, performing minor surgical procedures, and removing foreign bodies under magnification with comfortable hand support.
Quality Control in Manufacturing: A valuable tool for inspecting small parts, verifying assembly quality, and identifying surface defects with the convenience of dual magnification.
Hobby and Craft Work: Excellent for serious hobbyists involved in model building, miniature painting, jewelry making, or any craft requiring magnification and steady hand support.
