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BRESSER Universal Smartphone Adapter Deluxe
Take pictures with your smartphone through the telescope or microskope? With the Smartphone camera adapter this is now child's play! Simply screw the adapter to the eyepiece and use your smartphone as a camera with a super-telephoto / super-macrophoto lens. It lets you take pictures of distant objects or very small objects as if you were very close.The Deluxe version offers an even more comfortable and secure attachment to the eyepiece. By a rotary movement of the clamping ring 3 clamping jaws are evenly applied to the eyepiece housing and the Smartphone adapter sits firmly and centrically on the eyepiece. The fine adjustment of the height of the smartphone support allows a quick and precise adjustment of the viewing height of the smartphone camera above the eyepiece lens. Good image results are thus guaranteed.  FEATURES Take photos through the telescope Smartphone camera with super telephoto lens Fine Height adjustment of phone support Wide adjustment range for eyepiece housing diameter Fits 31.7mm (1.25") eyepieces For eyepiece housing diameters from 22-38mm SCOPE OF DELIVERY Smartphone holder deluxeLocking ring for the smartphone

€14.90*
BRESSER Blank Slides/Cover Plates 50/100 pieces
The set slides / cover plates is use to make Preparations for biological microscopes. The slide holds the preparation it will be covered with a cover plate.SCOPE OF DELIVERY50 blank slides 76x26mm100 cover plates (0,17mm thickness)These BRESSER slides and cover glasses are compatible with the following BRESSER microscopes:Duolux (5012000)BioDiscover (5013000)BIORIT (5101000)Erudit DLX (5102000)ERUDIT MO (5110000)Researcher Bino (5722100)Researcher Trinocular (5723100)LCD microscope (5201000, 5201002)Science TRM 301 (5760100)BioScience Bino (5750500)BioScience Trino (5750600)Science ADL 601 P (5770200)Science ADL 601 F (5770500)Science MPO 401 (5780000)Science IVM-401 (5790000)

€9.90*
BRESSER Biolux NV 20x-1280x Microscope with HD USB Camera
The BRESSER Biolux NV comes with a wide range of accessories and is an ideal beginners' microscope. A unique feature of these models, the Barlow zoom system is inside the eyepiece tubes: With the barlow lens the magnification can be  varied by a factor of 2 in visual observation. This feature, together with 3 objectives and 2 interchangeable wide field eyepieces gives a magnification range from 20x to 1280x. With the mechanical desk you can move your sample precisely even when observing at high magnifications. For optimal illumination a variable LED for transmitted and incident light together with a filter wheel gives the ideal light for all samples. Light from above is especially imortant to observe non transparent samples like leaves, small insects and much more. This makes microscopy for beginners very easy! The power is supplied by batteries (3x AA). A dust cover, 5 prepared slides and 5 blank slides and cover slips are included for making your own samples. With the included HD camera you can observe your samples on the computer screen, and capture images and video with the included Windows software. The software is compatible with Windows 10 and 11. With this camera, you can always document your interesting observations and share them with others. FEATURESbiological microscope with HD cameraLED light for transmitted and incident lightbattery-poweredlots of accessoriesincident light for objects not higher than 4mm SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSWindows 10 or 11Intel i3, i5, i7 or i9 CPU from the 2nd generation orAMD FX or Ryzen CPUOptical Disk Drive or internet connection for software downloadUSB 2.0 SCOPE OF DELIVERYSolid metal Microscopemechanical deskHD camera with metal housing, resolution 1280 x 7202 eyepieces: 5x and 16x3 objectives: 4x, 10x and 40x1 Barlow lens with 2x magnificationMicroscope toolsmechanical cross table5 prepared slides5 blank slidesDust cover and hard case

€169.90*
BRESSER Set Microscope Slides
Slides and cover glasses are an indispensable accessory which has also impact on the image quality. For most biological microscopes, the cover glass thickness is an important optical parameter, which is therefore included in the optical design and, if so, printed on the sleeve of every objective. You can usually see the number 0.17 which is the thickness in millimeters. For demanding applications in the laboratory, or for microphotography, using cover glasses with the desired thickness and high quality is necessary.The cover glasses included in the set are made of Boro 3.3 glass and are standardized to a thickness of 0.16-0.19mm. So they match the desired 0.17mm really good and give the best possible image quality. These Boro 3.3 cover glasses are pure white, without streaks and are pre-cleaned and ready to use. They are also especially suitable for fluorescence microscopy.The slides are made of soda lime glass, and have ground edges for safe handling. They have a matte field for writing on both sides (top and bottom). Slides and cover glasses are packed separately and in a vacuum sealed bag, containing moisture absorbent. They can be stored for a long time without loss of quality from hydrolysis and are easy to take out.

€14.90*
BRESSER Cover Plates 22 x 22 mm 100 pcs
The Bresser cover slips have a size of 22 x22 mm and a thickness range from 0,13 – 0,17 mm. They are used to cover the sample on the slide. A thin and even sample is necessary for observations with high magnification. These cover slips are designed to work with all objectives that have the thickness of 0,17 mm included in their optical design. Usually you find this number printed on the objective. For beginner’s and student microscopes, these cover glasses are also suitable. FEATURES Cover slips, square, size 22x22mm Soda lime glass pre cleaned SCOPE OF DELIVERY 100 cover slips Kunststoff-Box

€4.90*
BRESSER MikrOkular Full HD eyepiece camera
Save pictures and videos from your microscope or telescope directly in Full HD resolution on your PC. The BRESSER MikrOkular Full HD is an eyepiece camera that can be used directly instead of the eyepiece of your telescope or microscope. Adapters for various devices (all common eyepiece dimensions from different manufacturers) and multilingual recording software for Windows are already included in the scope of delivery. With this camera you can document your microscope or telescope observation or share it with others. Ideal for hobby, school, study and work. The camera can take pictures of the moon and the bright planets on the telescope. In microscopy, the camera is mainly used for shooting in brightfield and incident light. FEATURESmetal housing, mini USB socketresolution 1920 x 1080 Pixel, Full HDPixel size: 3x3 µm, sensor size: 5.86 x 3.28 mm23,2mm barrel, integrated UV/IR blocking filter30mm; 30,5mm adapter for various microscopes and telescopes included31,7mm (1,25") adapter for telescopes includes with thread for 1,25" filtersmultilingual recording software for Windowsimage format jpg, bmp, tif, pngvideo format avi SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSWindows 10 or 11Intel i3, i5, i7 or i9 CPU from the 2nd generation orAMD FX or Ryzen CPUinternet connection for software downloadUSB 2.0 SCOPE OF DELIVERYcamera module incl. dust capUSB-cableCamLabLite-Software as a download link, language versions German, English, French, Turkish, Russian, Polish, Indonesian, ChineseUsers Guide included in the software (German, English)Adapters 30mm, 30,5mm, 31,7mm (1,25”)

€67.90*
BRESSER USB Digital Microscope DST-1028 5MP
The BRESSER USB Digital Microscope DST-1028 5MP enables easy and convenient observation of your specimen on the computer with detailed images. The digital handheld microscope is especially suitable for examining material samples, circuit boards and electronic components, but also plants, insects and much more. In addition to applications in school and hobby, the digital microscope is also suitable for tasks in quality assurance. The device features high-quality optics with continuous zoom. This enables documentation of the specimen between 10x and 280x magnifications. Depending on the object to be examined, the appropriate magnification can always be selected. With its ring light, the digital incident light microscope ensures optimal illumination and high-contrast images of your specimen. The ring light consists of eight LEDs. The brightness can be conveniently controlled with the dimmer, which is integrated in the USB connection cable. The microscope has a stable, adaptable metal stand, which can be adjusted in height depending on the object height and magnification used. This makes it possible to examine both larger and very flat objects (e.g. printing documents). At low magnifications, the working distance is 110 mm, so that working with tools, e.g. for preparation, is possible underneath. ​ FIELDS OF APPLICATIONQuality assuranceIndustryForensics (evidence material, authenticity testing)Scientific examinations (e.g. surfaces and structures)Jewellery collectibles and watchesPlants and plants diseases, pets e.g. in horticulture and agriculture FEATURESDigital USB incident light microscope with LED ring lightHigh-quality optics with continuous zoomGenerous working distance for larger objectsSolid metal construction Cable length: 1,2 mImage fields: 10x: 42 x 32 mm / 100x: 4,2 x 3,2 mm / 280x: 1,6 x 1,2 mmMax. object height: 10x – ca. 45 mm / 100x – ca. 160 mm / 280x – ca. 170 mm SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSWindows 10 or 11Intel i3, i5, i7 or i9 CPU from the 2nd generation orAMD FX or Ryzen CPUOptical Disk Drive or internet connection for software downloadUSB 2.0 SCOPE OF DELIVERYDigital microscope incl. software download (for Windows only)Integrated USB port with adjustment wheel for light intensitymetal stand with integrated focusingExtension for tripod

€169.90*
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 40x-1280x Microscope with Smartphone holder
This NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 40x1280 reflected and transmitted light microscope is a perfect device to get an excellent access into the world of microscopy. Due to many exclusive accessories like a set of dissecting instruments or a seperate electronical eyepiece, you can expand your beginner´s model. Furthermore, a smartphone holder gives the possibilty to make pictures of your observations with your smartphone. The smartphone holder allows for an easy observation as well as saving your observations on your smartphone. FEATUREScombination of reflected and transmitted lighta wide range of magnificationsextensive range of accessories for an immediate startSCOPE OF DELIVERY2 eyepieces (10X WF ; 16X WF) 2-fold Barlow lens Power cable Plastic box with 5 blank slides, 10 cover plates, 5 prepared slides Pipette Tweezers Hatchery MicroCut Specimen (yeast, gum media, sea salt, shrimp eggs) Smartphone holder

€134.90*
BRESSER WiFi Eyepice Camera with Display
Whether you’re exploring the night sky, the microscopic world, or wildlife, the BRESSER WiFi Eyepiece Camera with Display lets you capture every highlight with impressive photos and videos. Thanks to its adjustable clamp, it quickly attaches to any eyepiece with a diameter of 30 to 65 mm. Once mounted, you can view your adventures in real time on the integrated 1.47-inch (3.7 cm) screen. From there, just switch to your mobile device for seamless control via the intuitive app. Capture every detail with the eyepiece camera With 2K video quality and pin-sharp photos, capture whatever crosses your path. Save your media in the standard formats MP4 and JPG on a MicroSD card (not included). You can also download your images and videos to the app’s album for easy access anytime. Advanced features for perfect shots The BRESSER WiFi Eyepiece Camera offers various options to suit different viewing scenarios. Choose between videos with or without sound to match your subject. The loop recording feature automatically captures clips in 1, 3, or 5-minute intervals, giving you plenty of time to record and review. To share your discoveries with family and friends, simply use the app to share your photos and videos. Look forward to capturing detailed shots through telescopes, spotting scopes, binoculars, microscopes, and more – all with the BRESSER WiFi Eyepiece Camera with Display! FEATURES Universal WiFi eyepiece camera for telescopes, binoculars, microscopes, spotting scopes, and more Integrated 1.47-inch (3.7 cm) display Video resolution: 2K (30 fps) Photo resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 px CMOS sensor resolution: 4 MP File formats: MP4 (video), JPG (photo) Videos with or without sound Loop recording option: 1 / 3 / 5 min App (Android / iOS) with user-friendly video and photo editing functions Maximum recording time with WiFi: 130 minutes Compatible with eyepiece diameters from 30 – 65 mm Storage medium: MicroSD card up to 128 GB (not included) SCOPE OF DELIVERY Eyepiece camera USB-C cable User manual

€109.00*
BRESSER Microscope Biorit SE 1600x
Whether for school, university, or a hobby, the high-quality BRESSER Biorit SE 1600x Microscope is perfect for a wide range of applications. Thanks to the optional battery operation, it’s also portable. The adjustable LED lighting of the Biorit SE 1600x ensures ideal illumination, with separate controls for both transmitted and incident light, allowing you to dim each light independently. The microscope offers a magnification range of 40x to 1600x, and the 2x Barlow lens allows for additional zooming. Precise observations are supported by the coarse and fine focus adjustments. To protect your samples, the 40x objective lens is spring-loaded. The colour filter wheel makes it easy to highlight different details of your samples. With a modern design and a rear-facing revolving nosepiece, the microscope is extremely user-friendly. The Biorit SE 1600x also features a 360° rotatable monocular viewing head, and it can be powered via a computer or power bank (not included) using the included USB cable and power adapter. To help you get started right away, the microscope comes with 5 prepared slides and blank slides for your own samples. The smartphone camera holder lets you easily take photos and videos through the eyepiece.  FEATURES Biological microscope suitable for beginners and advanced users Magnification: 40x – 1600x Three objectives in the revolving nosepiece: 4x, 10x, 40x Eyepieces: WF10x, WF20x 2x Barlow lens Eyepiece diameter: 23.2 mm Applications: Biology, Botany, Education LED incident and transmitted light Integrated dimmer Coarse and fine focus Comfortable monocular viewing with a 360° rotatable head Power supply: 3 AA batteries (not included), mains plug with USB cable SCOPE OF DELIVERY Microscope 5 prepared slides Blank slides Smartphone holder WF10x and WF20x eyepieces 2x Barlow lens 2 pipettes Protective cover Mains plug USB cable User manual

€129.00*
BRESSER Researcher LCD Microscope
A digital microscope easily brings the microcosmos up on the screen. For a long time, these instruments were common only in the beginner's range. Now, the successful and proven Researcher series makes the step into the digital microscopy world and offers new options for microscopy in schools, for hobby or work. The optics and mechanics is the same as already well estabished in the Researcher Bino and Researcher Trino microscopes. Incuding 4 DIN objectives, Abbe condenser, coaxial fine focus and crosstable, the Researcher LCD is suitable for use in the microscopy hobby as well as in teaching or other work related applications. The highest magnification when using the 60x objective (compares to 600x on non digital microscopes) is high enough to view small microorganisms as microalgae, flagellates and bacteria. Other magnifications (20x, 100x oil) can be added later. The Researcher LCD is also compatible with our plan-achromatic objectives designed for 160mm optical tube length.The integrated, modern Sony camerasensor IMX206 with 16MP gives a brilliant image with good contrast on the monitor. The user can change settings and capture images and video conveniently with the touch screen. Images with 16MP and Full HD video can be stored directly on SD card (SD card not supplied). The microscope also has a HDMI connection, so the image is easily shown on a big monitor, TV, beamer or smartboard. The results can be shared with a bigger audience in lectures or teaching. FEATURESDigital microscope with integrated touchscreen 4 achromatic DIN objectives (RMS thread connection), parfocal length 45mm Objective magnifications of 4x, 10x, 40x, 60x (40x and 60x with specimen protection) Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm, fully adjustable and height adjustable High-contrast screen with natural colours, 1024x600px resolution Integrated Sony IMX206 camera sensor with 16MP HDMI port for connection to an external monitor SD card slot (supports up to 32GB, not included) USB port (for data transfer to SD card) SCOPE OF DELIVERYResearcher LCD Digital Microscope Set of 5 prepared slides and 5 blank slides Power adapter (EU) 5V 2A HDMI cable USB cable for transferring stored data to a PC Dust cover

€499.90*
BRESSER WiFi 1080P Digital Microscope 2L with LCD Screen
The BRESSER WiFi 1080P Digital Microscope 2L with LCD screen impresses with its excellent flexibility. The device comes with everything you need to get started: display, mouse and remote control. Additionally, the digital microscope can also be connected to external devices, such as a PC, smartphone or tablet. With HDMI and USB interfaces as well as WiFi function. Uses The BRESSER digital microscope is perfect as a workshop microscope, such as for examining material samples, circuit boards and electronic components. It’s also useful for measurements, quality control of surfaces or testing of raw materials with the large field of vision and the right magnification through the high-quality zoom lens. The measuring microscope also allows for biological examination of plants and insects in detail on the high-resolution, movable 17.8 cm (7”’) colour LCD screen. The perfect tools for the job – such as for identifying plant diseases and pests in horticulture and agriculture. The powerful lens offer amazing insights into the microcosm, including in school and amateur use. With the enclosed 100 mm extension for the tripod, you can also examine workpieces located at height, or benefit from the large field of vision up to max. 34 x 70 mm and a working distance of up to 195 mm. Illumination In order to illuminate the objects that you are examining evenly, without shadows, the reflected-light microscope has 3 light sources: 1 ring light with 6 LEDs and 2 gooseneck LED spotlights. The brightness of the lights can be easily controlled via the LED touch bar. Recording function Extensive analyses easily and efficiently: With the integrated camera, you can document your examinations in photo and video format. Using the remote control can also help to prevent camera shake. With the click of the mouse, the recordings can then be saved to a Micro SD card (up to 64 GB, not included) via the on-screen menu. No need for a PC or other external device for your work. As the zoom can be focused to infinity, the digital microscope can also be used as a webcam. If required, you can easily attach the lens, including the screen, to a standard tripod using the integrated tripod connection thread. FEATURES High-resolution, movable 17.8 cm (7”) colour LCD screen Professional image processing DSP, 3D noise reduction Integrated zoom lens Magnification on integrated screen: 2x - 44x, depending on configuration Digital zoom: 1x - 16x Reflected light illumination: LED ring light of 6 adjustable LEDs, 2 gooseneck LEDs LED touch bar for easy brightness control Supports image, video recording and playback functions Video resolution: 1080 p @ 30 fps / 720 p @ 60 fps Photo resolution: 4 MP/16 MP (interpolated) Working distance: min. 22 mm, max. 195 mm when used with the stand Supports mouse and remote control Supports HDMI, USB(UVC) and WIFI output Image-in-image function Various measurement and calibration functions Various image functions (brightness, contrast, colour modes, mirroring, etc.) Infinity focus, can be used as a webcam Supports Micro SD cards up to 64 GB PC operating system: Win 8.1/10/11 Power supply via 5 V mains adapter (USB-C) or battery operation: 1x li-Ion battery type 18650 (not included) PACKAGE CONTENTS LCD microscope Microscope stand, incl. extension Remote control Mouse Power adapter Instruction manual 2x USB cable, type C HDMI cable

€299.00*
BRESSER prepared slides, high quality, set of 10
This set contains especially well made, thin preparations, nicely colored and with very fine detail. The use of high quality sample material makes them very useful in school or for amateur microscopists. They are a real joy to look at!The set contains the following slides:DiatomsVolvoxZea Mays Stem c.s.Mouth SmearHuman Sperm SmearMitosis of Animal CellOnion Root TipsFly HeadLily AntherTomato leaf. c.s.

€22.90*
BRESSER Prepared Slides 100 pcs. Box
Permanent preparations are ready made conserved preparations. For high contrast the most of them are stained.The prepared slides are marked with english and german descriptions. Includes:Three Types of Bacteria Penicillium,W.M. Aspergillus,W.M. Rhizopus,W.M. Actinomyces,W.M. Chlamydomonas,W.M. Diatoms,W.M. Stellato-Pilosus W.M. Spirogyra,W.M. Spirogyra Conjugation, W.M. Lichenrons Ox, Sec Fern Leaf, Sec Fern Prothallium,W.M. Leaf of Winther Jasmine,C.S. Elodes Stem, C.S. Elodes Leaf,C.S. Pine Leaf, C.S. Pinus Male Strobile,L.S. Pinus Female Strobile L.S. Rubber Tree Leaf,C.S. Corn Root Tip,L.S. Vicia Faba Young Root C.S. Corn Stem, C.S. Corn Stem, L.S. Cucurbita Stem, C.S. Cucurbita Stem, L.S. Helianthus Stem,C.S. Moss Antheridia L.S. Moss Archegonia,L.S. Moss Protonemata W.M. Basswood Stem C.S. Basswood Stem L.S. Pelargonium Stem C.S. Vicia Dicot Leaf W.M. Pollen Germination W.M. Pollen W.M. Tomato Fruit Sec Cymbidium Aerial Root C.S. Mitosis Onion Root Tip Cells Corn Seed With Endosperm L.S. Plasmodesma Sec Lily Ovary C.S. Lily Anther C.S. Lily Leaf C.S. Capsella Old Embryo Sec Capsella Young Embryo Sec Allium Scale Epidermis,W.M. Euglena W.M. Paramecium W.M. Hydra W.M. Hydra L.S. Planaria, C.S. Schistosoma Male W.M. Schistosoma Female, W.M. Ascaris Egg W.M. Earthworm W.M. Snake Skin, W.M. Daphnia Sp W.M. Rotifer W.M. Mosquito Female Mouth Parts W.M. Honey Bee Mouth parts, W.M. Honey Bee Hind Leg, W.M. Butterfly Mouth Parts W.M. Musca Mouth Parts, W.M. Grasshopper Mouth Parts W.M. Ant W.M. Fish Scale W.M. Planaria C.S. Trachea Clam Gill C.S. Blood Smear Human Blood Smear Fish Ciliated Epithelium Sec Simple Flat Epthelium W.M. Stratified Flat Epthelium W.M. Mitosis Horse Ascaris Eggs Small Intestine, C.S. Dense Bone Sec Tendon Dog Sec Loose Connective Tissue, W.M. Skeletal Muscle L.S,C.S. Cardiac Muscle Sec Spinal Cord C.S. Motor Neurous W.M Smooth Muscle Teased Preparation W.M. Lungs Sec Stomach Sec Liver Sec Lymph Node Sec Lung With Blood Vessels Injected Rat Kidney With Blood Vessels Injected Rat Sec Kidney Rat L.S. Testis Sec Ovary Cat Sec Squamous Epithelium Smear DNA RNA Pancreas Gland, Sec Frog Egg Sec Human Chromosome (Male) Human Chromosome (Female)SCOPE OF DELIVERY100x prepared slidesDurable plastic box

€129.90*
BRESSER Researcher ICD LED 20x-80x Stereo Microscope
This is an all purpose instrument amongst the BRESSER microscopes: Being a stereo microscope, which is manufactured in high quality, it offers the option of the biological style, too. This model has  upper and lower LED illuminators for each type of microscope style, which can be operated independently or together. The total intensity of the illuminators can be varied with a dimmer. The binocular head is 360° turnable and provides a comfortable view in all observing positions. The eyepieces can be set on the individual eye relief and with a diopter adjustment on the users eyesight. The microscope performs images, which are rich in details and in contrast. FEATUREScombined stereo/biological microscope360° rotatable binocular viewadjustable eye distance and diopter adjustmentobjective magnification 2x/ 4x switchableSCOPE OF DELIVERYstereo microscope2x eyepiece: 10x and 20xglass stage and black/white stagemains adapterdust cover

€264.90*
BRESSER Prepared Slides 25 pcs. Box
Permanent preparations are ready made conserved preparations. For high contrast the most of them are stained.All preparations are labelled in German and English language. A list with all preparations is included.This set includes:Penicillium,W.M.Rhizopus Sporongia,W.M.Chlamydomonas,W.M.Pine Leaf,C.S.Leaf of Winter Jasmine,C.S.Corn Root Tip, L.S.Vicia Faba Young Root C.S.Corn Stem C.S.Corn Stem L.S.Cucurbita Stem C.S.Cucurbita Stem L.S.Basswood Stem C.S.Basswood Stem L.S.Pollen W.M.Daphnia Sp W.M.Hydra W.M.Paramecium W.M.Rotifer W.M.Honey Bee Mouth Parts W.M.Cardiac Muscle Sec.Skeletal Muscle L.S,C.S.Dog Small Intestine C.S.Spinal Cord C.S.Motor Neurons Cell W.M.Blood Smear HumanSCOPE OF DELIVERY25x prepared slidesCase with space for 100 slides total

€39.90*
BRESSER Immersion oil 5ml nD=1.515
The immersion oil is used as a medium to get focus with a 100x oil objective. Without this oil it's not possible to get a sharp image.Volume: 5 ml

€9.90*
BRESSER Erudit Basic Bino 40x-400x Microscope
The BRESSER Erudit Basic Bino is a versatile biological microscope with binocular head. Observing with both eyes makes viewing more comfortable and ergonomic and improves detail recognition. With its high quality optics it is the perfect choice for use in school or hobby. With battery powered LED lighting it can be used anywhere, e.g. for fieldwork or excursions. The microscope can be used on a great variety of subjects, for example thin sections, pond life, or blood smears. It is also a useful tool to look at parasites of pets and livestock (e.g. coccidia, helminths, skin and fur parasites).Three magnifications (40x, 100x, 400x) deliver good resolution to see small details. There is no need to work with immersion oil. The achromatic DIN objectives deliver sharp images with nice detail. The 40x objective is spring loaded to minimize the risk of damage to specimen or objective. The BRESSER Erudit Basic bino comes with a sturdy case for transport and storage, as well as with a smartphone holder for easy and convenient documentation of microscopic images and video.FEATURESType: Biological microscope, transmitted light, binocular headApplication: BiologyBattery powered long life LED light for mobile useCoarse and fine focus, coaxialCoaxial mechanical deskAdjustable Abbe condenser with diaphragm and filter holderComfortable eyepiece tube, 360° rotatableSturdy carry caseSPECIFICATIONSMagnifications: 40x, 100x, 400xAchromatic DIN-ObjectivesEyepiece barrel diameter 23,2mm, field number 18mmBattery powered LED lightSCOPE OF DELIVERYMicroscope body with LED lightWF 10x eyepieceAchromatic DIN-Objectives (4x, 10x, 40x)Abbe-Condenser N.A. 1,25, adjustable, with diaphragm and filter holderSmartphone holderCarry caseBox with preparations, empty slides and cover glasses

€259.90*
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Mikroscope-Set 40x-1024x USB (incl. Case and USB eyepiece)
This incident/transmitted light microscope is the ideal choice for entering the world of microscopy. Exclusive accessories such as dissecting instruments, transport case and an electronic eyepiece are already included. With a magnification of 40x-1024x, it is also suitable for school or hobby use.  FEATURESBeginner's microscopeIncident and transmitted lightMagnification: 40-1024xUSB eyepiece: resolution 640x480 pixelsTransport case SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSWindows 10 or 11Intel i3, i5, i7 or i9 CPU from the 2nd generation orAMD FX or Ryzen CPUOptical Disk Drive or internet connection for software downloadUSB 2.0 SCOPE OF DELIVERYMicroscopeObjectives: 4x, 10x, 40xEyepieces: 10x, 16x1.6x barlow lensColor filter wheel with aperturesMicroscope utensils (tweezers, pipette)5 Slides, 20 cover glasses5 PreparationsYeast, sea salt, Brine shrimp eggs, Gum media, Hatchery, MicrocutUSB eyepiece with software CDDust coverTransport caseInstruction manual

€149.90*
BRESSER T2 ring Canon EOS
T-Mounts are the connecting piece between the camera adapter and the SLR camera. Please read the instruction manual of your camera to find out which T-Mount you need, look into the instruction manual of your camera. Connect your BRESSER Microscope or Telescope with a Canon EOS SLR camera and take images or videos of your observed object!FEATURESConnecting piece between the camera adapter and Canon EOS SLR cameraHigh-quality and precise workmanship made of metalA corresponding camera adapter is neededSCOPE OF DELIVERYT2 Ring Canon EOS

€24.90*
BRESSER Researcher Bino 40-1000x Microscope
The Researcher Bino is a professional microscope with transmitted illumination, equipped with brilliant optics, a robust metal body and precise workmanship. It is perfect for use in school, studies, and occupation. The comfortable binocular head provides an exceptional bright image and can be individually adjusted according to the observer's needs. The objective turret, is fitted with 4 DIN objectives and offers a large variety of magnification possibilities. Focussing is done through the use of the coarse and fine adjustment wheels. The illuminator and the double-lens condensor with iris diaphragm guarantee the perfect illumination of the observed object. Features • Type: Biological microscope • View: Binocular Comfortable binocular view, 360° turnable head • Application range: Biology, Botany, Education, Teaching, Entomology • Illumination: LED Transmitted • Level: Intermediate, Expert • Warranty: 5 years • Double-lens condensor with iris diaphragm • Incl. mechanical stage • Adjustable eye relief Specifications • Magnifications: 1000x max, 40-1000x Zoom • Eyepieces: WF 10x • Eyepiece diameter: 23.2 mm • Objectives: 4x, 10x, 40x, 100x (oil immersion) • Power supply: 220/240V Included Accessories • 4 DIN-objectives • 1x2 eyepieces • Mechanical stage • Condensor • Binocular head • Immersion oil

€389.90*
BRESSER WIFI Eyepiece Camera
With the BRESSER WIFI Eyepiece Camera, you can now easily capture every fascinating view through a telescope, microscope, or binoculars. Simply slip it over the eyepiece, clamp it in place, and connect via app to your mobile device – and in no time, you can admire the live image of the optical instrument conveniently on your phone or tablet display. Start recording and look forward to high-resolution images and videos of your favourite objects! High-quality eyepiece camera for detailed recordings Enjoy your highlights from astronomy, microscopy, or nature observation in smooth 2K videos with or without sound. Or immortalize your most exciting subjects in razor-sharp photos. They are saved on a MicroSD card (not included) in the standard file formats MP4 and JPG. Great features for new perspectives A highlight of the eyepiece camera is the loop recording function: Simply let the camera automatically record videos for 1, 3, or 5 minutes over an extended period. You can then quickly see if something exciting has appeared in front of the lens. And so that your friends and family can also get a glimpse of your discoveries, share your videos and photos directly from the app. Relive breathtaking moments over and over again – with the BRESSER WIFI Eyepiece Camera for binoculars, telescopes, microscopes, and more. FEATURES Universal WIFI eyepiece camera for telescopes, binoculars, microscopes, spotting scopes, etc. Video resolution: 2K (25 fps) / 1,080 px (30 fps) (Full HD) Photo resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 px / 2,304 x 1,296 px CMOS sensor resolution: 4 MP File formats: MP4 (video), JPG (photo) Videos with and without sound recording Loop recording function: 1 / 3 / 5 min. App (iOS / Android) with user-friendly image / video editing functions Max. recording time with WIFI: 130 minutes Suitable for eyepiece housing diameters from 30 – 49 mm Storage: MicroSD card up to 128 GB (not included) SCOPE OF DELIVERY Eyepiece camera USB-C cable Manual

€99.00*
BRESSER T2 Ring Nikon
Connect your BRESSER Microscope or Telescope with a Nikon SLR camera and take images or videos of your observed object!The BRESSER T-Mount is the connecting piece between the camera adapter and SLR camera. To find out what T2-ring you need, look into the instruction manual of your camera.FEATURESConnecting piece between the camera adapter and Nikon SLR cameraHigh-quality and precise workmanship made of metalA corresponding camera adapter is neededSCOPE OF DELIVERYT2 Ring Nikon

€24.90*
BRESSER Analyth STR Trino 10x - 40x Trinoculary Stereo Microscope with Incident and Transmitted Light
The Analyth STR Trino has 3 different objective magnifications that can be changed simply by turning the objective. This means that the magnifications 10x, 20x and 40x can be changed directly. The stereo design shows structured objects particularly vividly and three-dimensionally. The low,10x initial magnification is particularly suitable for working with children. Objects up to 20mm in size can be viewed in their entirety. The Analyth STR is therefore particularly flexible to use. It is suitable for insects, plants, minerals and much more and has its areas of application in hobby, school and work. The stereomicroscope can be used for quality control, in horticulture and agriculture, for hydrology and much more. The trinocular tube enables the comfortable connection of a camera. The microscope is compatible (depending on the adapter) for microscope cameras, SLR and system cameras. Ask us which adapter you need. The interpupillary distance and dioptric compensation are individually adjustable. The eyepieces have a large field of view of 20mm. They are equipped with removable rubber eyecups and secured against removal. The microscope can be powered either with the mains adapter or with 3 batteries (not included). This means that it can also be used on the move, for example outside in the garden or on an excursion. PROPERTIES Microscope with 3 pairs of objectives, objective magnifications 1x; 2x; 4x Wide field eyepieces with eyecups and 20mm field of view Trinocular tube with 23.2mm mount Bright, economical LED illumination Illumination for incident and transmitted light can be switched separately Dimmer via membrane keys with status display Two specimen plates (black/white or glass matt), with specimen clips Dust cover Operating instructions Stand with LED illumination, separately or jointly switchable or dimmable SCOPE OF DELIVERY Microscope with 3 magnifications, 10x; 20x; 40x Trinocular tube Metal stand with LED illumination, power supply and battery compartment 2 eyepieces with rubber eyecups Glass object plate Plastic object plate (black/white) Dust cover Operating instructions

€299.90*

Discover the world of microscopy with BRESSER microscopes

Microscopes allow you to transcend the limits of human vision and explore the fascinating world of the microcosm. These optical instruments have become an indispensable tool in many fields of work – from biology lessons about parasitology to quality control in industry, microscopy is used in a diverse range of applications. It also makes a great hobby – equipped with a microscope, you can collect your own specimens and examine them in closer detail.

BRESSER offers a wide range of models for different applications and needs, including entry-level and advanced models for amateur microscopists, and professional microscopes for use in science, research and industry. If you’re new to the world of microscopy, we’ve put together this guide to explain all the factors you need to consider when choosing a new microscope.

How is an optical microscope constructed?

The most common type of microscope is an optical microscope, which uses refraction to produce heavily magnified images of small objects. Whilst the specifications of different optical microscopes may differ, the basic design is always the same.

BRESSER Erudit DLX 40-1000x Mikroskop

EYEPIECE

The eyepiece is a system of lenses at the top of the microscope.

SPECIMEN STAGE

The specimen stage is typically located underneath the revolving nosepiece, and is used to hold the specimen.

LIGHT SOURCE

There are two types of light source used in microscopy – reflected light and transmitted light.

OBJECTIVE LENS

In addition to the eyepiece, the objective lens is the second most important optical component on a microscope.

CONDENSER

The condenser is a system of lenses that prepares the beam of light for the objective and the corresponding numerical aperture.

STAND

The stand is used to secure the individual components of the microscope.

The eyepiece is a system of lenses at the top of the microscope, and enables the user to look into the optics. It is designed to further magnify the intermediate image from the objective lens. In most cases, the eyepiece can be exchanged to change the magnification level.

The properties of the eyepiece vary between microscopes. For example, on a monocular microscope – the classic type of microscope – there is only one eyepiece. These models are generally recommended for occasional use and beginners.

For professional users, on the other hand, comfort is a key factor. For this reason, many models have two eyepieces – so-called binocular microscopes. These models are ideal for longer observation sessions, as you can look through the optics with two eyes. In addition, there are also trinocular microscopes with three eyepieces – two for your eyes, and one for connecting a camera so that you can capture images of your observations.

There are two types of light source used in microscopyreflected light and transmitted light. Transmitted light microscopes are used for examining transparent specimens. Traditionally, natural daylight or artificial light is directed through the specimen from below via a mirror. However, most microscopes now come with their own light source, which can often be adjusted to meet different needs. High-end models use so-called Köhler illumination, which reduces scattered light and illuminates the specimen uniformly by optimising the optical train. This enables the microscope to deliver a consistently optical resolution, contrast and depth of field.

On a reflected light microscope, the light source is located next to the specimen stage and shines onto the specimen from above. This type of microscope is typically used for opaque objects such as coins, circuit boards and rock samples. In addition, some models feature both illumination methods. For very high magnifications on special microscopes for metallurgy or material testing, the light is shined onto the specimen through the objectives.

The condenser is a system of lenses that prepares the beam of light for the objective and the corresponding numerical aperture. This ensures that images are rendered with an optimal resolution and crystal-clear details. The aperture is designed to adjust the beam of light to the objective and must be opened further at high magnifications. You can also use filters to optimise the illumination to your individual needs. In microscopy, there are numerous highly specialised techniques for illumination such as phase contrast, dark-field and differential interference contrast microscopy. However, these require additional optical components.

In addition to the eyepiece, the objective lens is the second most important optical component on a microscope. In a nutshell, both lens systems are connected to each other via a tube. A microscope usually contains multiple objective lenses which are mounted on a revolving nosepiece. By rotating the nosepiece, you can change the lens to obtain a different magnification level.

There are two numbers that are relevant for objective lenses – the magnification and the numerical aperture. The magnification level is typically between 4x and 100x. You can calculate the total magnification of a specimen that you are viewing through the microscope by multiplying the objective magnification by the eyepiece magnification. For example: 20x objective und 10x eyepiece = 20 x 10 = 200x magnification.

The numerical aperture (similar to the aperture on a camera) determines the resolving power of the objective lens. The larger the aperture, the higher the resolution and therefore the lower the depth of field and working distance. Models with a high numerical aperture also come with a higher price tag. For optical reasons, only immersion objectives which require a drop of oil between the front lens and the specimen can reach numerical apertures of more than 1.0. Without this drop of oil, a large part of the light would be reflected on the front lens of the objective instead of passing through the optics.

The specimen stage is typically located underneath the revolving nosepiece, and is used to hold the specimen. On transmitted light microscopes, the specimens are mounted on small squares of glass called slides. In order to ensure that these do not slide out of place, most specimen stages feature specimen clamps to secure the slides in place. Well-equipped microscopes come with an XY stage that can be used to precisely reposition the specimen with minimal movement. This is particularly useful at high magnifications. 

The stand is used to secure the individual components of the microscope. It must be sturdy and have a heavy base to ensure that your optical instrument remains stable. The stand also features control elements, e.g. controls for the condenser setting or the focusing wheels for fine and coarse focusing

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Special microscope types

Key features Key advantages Applications
Stereo microscope Two separate optical paths using two separate objectives and eyepieces, reflected light Three-dimensional, vivid image Biology, horticulture, surface analysis, close-range applications, industrial applications (e.g. quality control)
Stereo zoom microscope Stereo microscope zoom objectives, reflected light Three-dimensional, vivid image, stepless zooming Biology, horticulture, industrial applications such as assembly and repairs, biology, measurements and testing
Digital microscope Capture images from the built-in camera and view them on a computer or the built-in screen, often retrofittable, supports all types of microscopes Easier to document and analyse your findings, several people can examine the specimen simultaneously Biological and medical microscopy, teaching
Inverted microscope Observe specimens through the base of the sample holder Significantly more space for examining directly in the culture vessel without removing a sample, or for examining large volumes Research, veterinary medicine, agriculture, marine biology, limnology, aquaculture


Special contrasting techniques

The most common form of microscopy is bright-field microscopy, which typically involves illuminating a transparent sample with transmitted light. However, with some objects, the contrast with the bright background is too low, and other techniques must be used. The following section provides an overview of these alternative techniques.


This technique involves using a special condenser, which ensures that only light which is scattered by the specimen reaches the objective. This renders a bright image of the object on a dark background. Dark-field condensers have either a central aperture that blocks direct light or a complex optical construction of lenses and mirrored elements. Dark-field microscopy is typically used to observe transparent cells or microorganisms with a low contrast. It is also well suited to living cultures of aquatic organisms or algae, as the objects do not need to be dyed and can therefore be observed in motion.


Dunkelfeld-Mikroskopie

The phase contrast technique requires a combination of a special condenser with exchangeable apertures that produce a ring of light, and corresponding phase contrast objectives with a phase ring. The light that radiates through the specimen undergoes a phase shift on components with different refractive indices. Light that is not diffracted is blocked at the phase ring. This method can be used to examine colourless objects. Green light provides the perfect conditions for phase contrast, therefore it can be helpful to use a green filter.


Phasenkontrast

Polarization microscopy is ideal for examining optically active or birefringent specimen structures. Typical applications include geology and mineralogy, although it is also suitable for examining materials in industrial applications. If the layer thickness of the sample is known, the resulting interference colours can be used to determine the type of material. This technique can also be used to view interesting structures of living organisms, such as the muscle fibres of daphnia and rotifers. Find our more about contrasting techniques for microscopy in our detailed guide: View guide


Polarisation

How to choose a microscope – the most important factors to consider before your purchase

Application

As is often the case with specialist gear, the first question you should ask yourself is the purpose for which you will use the microscope. Given the diverse range of possible applications, there are many answers to this question. In the BRESSER shop, you can filter according to the following applications in order to find products that meet your needs:

  • Entomology
  • Mineralogy
  • Biology
  • Botany
  • Material testing
  • Metallurgy
  • Teaching
  • Postage stamps
  • Coins
  • Research
  • Parasitology
  • Laboratory work

Magnification

Magnification requirements vary significantly depending on the application. For example, a workshop microscope for repairing watches or electronic parts will need a much lower magnification than a microscope for examining parasites. The magnification level, which depends on the supplied objectives and eyepieces, is therefore a decisive factor.

If you would like to vary the magnification with additional objectives and eyepieces, you should ensure that the eyepiece and objective are compatible. The maximum useful magnification for a specific objective can be calculated using the following simple formula:

Numerical aperture of the objective x 1000 = maximum useful magnification

Example: The maximum magnification of a 10x objective with a numerical aperture of 0.25 is 250x, when a 25x eyepiece is used. Increasing the magnification to above the maximum useful magnification will not reveal any additional details (so-called ‘empty magnification’) and is not recommended.

Eyepiece

If you spend a lot of time with your microscope, comfort is an important factor to consider. For optimal comfort, choose a model with a binocular eyepiece, or use a digital microscope or MicroCam for onscreen analysis. A monocular eyepiece is sufficient for occasional use and entry-level microscopy. If you would like to capture images of your discoveries with a camera, opt for a trinocular instrument.

Target group

As you’d expect, a beginner will need a different type of microscope to a professional user. In the BRESSER shop, you can also filter according to the type of user (beginner, advanced, expert, professional user, and research and science). The following section contains a few recommendations from our in-house specialists:

Entry-level microscopy sets
Featuring a microscope and a diverse range of accessories, our entry-level microscopy sets contain everything you need to get started. The BRESSER microscope sets are primarily intended for school-age children and amateur biologists.

Student microscopes
The BRESSER research microscopes are designed for students and ambitious school pupils. They can be equipped with a camera so that you can analyse images and videos directly on your computer screen.

Professional laboratory microscopes
The professional microscopes from the BRESSER Science series allow you to view structures that cannot be seen using traditional bright-field microscopy. These models are typically used in research institutes and by professional users in industry.

Children’s microscopes
The BRESSER JUNIOR microscopes make a perfect gift for budding young researchers. To find out more, read our guide:
Choosing the right microscope for children.


Specimen stage

It’s also important to consider the specifications of the specimen stage. If you need to work at high magnifications, an XY stage will help you to place your specimen in an optimal position. For observing opaque objects (e.g. in metallurgy or material testing), a large stage can make your work easier. In the case of workshop microscopes where you need to work under the lens, the working distance is a decisive factor.


Accessories

The accessories that come with your microscope are also an important point to consider. Microscopy sets are ideal for entry-level users, and come with everything that you need to get started, including pre-prepared permanent specimens, a tool kit, empty slides and cover slips. Some BRESSER microscopy sets also come with a smartphone holder or a microscopy camera so that you can capture your discoveries and share them with others.


 Microscopy FAQ

User-friendly microscopes are the best choice for school-age children, and provide the perfect introduction to the world of microscopy. To find the right model, take a look in our student microscope category.

The ideal magnification depends on the application. For example, repair tasks under a workshop microscope require a much lower magnification than examinations of biological cells.

There are all sorts of microscopy projects suitable for children. To get started, click here for a few suggestions from our in-house microscopy team.

Zellen können je nach Herkunft ganz unterschiedlich groß sein. Besonders einfach erkennbar sind Pflanzenzellen wie z. B. die der Zwiebelhaut. In Wurzelspitzen teilen sich Zellen besonders oft, hier sind dann sogar die Mitosestadien, d. h. die Chromosomen sichtbar. Manche Wimperntierchen im Tümpel können sogar mehrere Millimeter groß sein und sind damit viel größer als manche mehrzelligen Rädertierchen. Man kann sie sogar schon unter einem einfachen Stereomikroskop bei 20-facher Vergrößerung sehen.

With the right microscope, you can examine a wide range of objects including insects, plants, minerals, metals, textiles, tissue samples, water samples, swabs, and much more.

Start by removing a thin piece of onion skin between the thick layers. Then dye the skin with blue ink and place it under the microscope. The cells are very large and the nuclei should be clearly visible.

Bacteria are so small that they cannot be seen with the naked eye. They can be seen under a microscope, although this requires a very high magnification and high-quality optics.

In order to see bacteria, you will need a magnification of at least 400x. In addition, the resolving power must also be high enough. This means that you will need a microscope with a condenser, and ideally Köhler illumination. The visibility of bacteria, which only measure several micrometres, can be significantly improved with a stained preparation, or by using a contrasting technique such as phase contrast.