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This darkfield slider (plate) is for MAGUS microscopes. It was designed for studying unstained transparent samples that can only be viewed using the darkfield technique. The slider has two holes: one with a built-in darkfield aperture and the other is free for the brightfield...

These polarization devices are used for polarized light observations. They include a rotating polarizer (90° rotation) that is placed on the collector and an analyzer that is mounted in a slot above the revolving nosepiece. The intensity of illumination depends on the mutual arrangement...

This phase-contrast device has four phase plan achromatic objectives including a 100x/1.25 oil immersion objective. The 40x and 100x magnification objectives are spring-loaded to protect the objectives in case of accidental shocks. The kit also includes four filters (yellow blue green matt). The device...

This condenser is for use in the darkfield microscopy technique. It is used to study unstained transparent samples with low light absorption that cannot be seen while using the brightfield techniques. It only works with dry (non-immersion) objectives with an aperture of up to...

This eyepiece has 25x magnification for use with 4x and 10x objectives. This model does not have a diopter adjustment ring. If it is necessary to adjust the focus to match the observer’s vision you should use the eyepiece with a microscope that features...

This eyepiece has 20x magnification and a 12mm field of view for 4x 10x and 20x objectives. The eyepiece has no diopter adjustment to compensate for the user’s vision (diopter adjustment). It is possible however when used with a microscope that has a diopter...

The 15x magnification eyepiece is suitable for 4x 10x 20x and 40x objectives. It is designed to fit into an eyepiece tube 30mm in diameter. The eyepiece has no adjustment to compensate for the user’s vision (diopter adjustment). If this is necessary we recommend...

The 12.5x eyepiece is designed for 4x 10x 20x 40x 60x and 100x objectives. It is compatible with a 30mm eyepiece tube. The eyepiece has no diopter adjustment mechanism to match the observer’s eyesight. You can adjust the focus on the microscope which is...

This darkfield condenser has a 1.36–1.25 N.A. It is intended for obtaining a contrast image of unstained transparent samples which cannot be seen with the brightfield microscopy technique. It is used with objectives with magnifications over 20x including oil-immersion objectives. The immersion oil should...

This eyepiece has a scale that is placed in the plane of the field diaphragm for measuring samples in millimeters or microns. The scale division is 0.1mm. It is mounted into a 30mm diameter eyepiece tube instead of a standard 10x magnification eyepiece. For...

This achromatic objective has 20x magnification and a 0.69µm resolution limit. The objective is infinity-corrected. It can be used to study samples of 1µm and smaller over a large field of view. It is suitable for laboratory examination of biological fluids such as blood...

The MAGUS Metal 630 metallurgical reflected light microscope is used to examine the microstructure of opaque objects of any height and size. The objects of study are metals alloys semiconductors and paint coatings. Available microscopy techniques: brightfield and polarized light. One of the advantages...

The MAGUS Metal 650 Metallurgical Microscope has a large stage where you can place photomasks printed circuit boards integrated circuits and other long and wide specimens to be examined in reflected light. Brightfield and polarized light observations are possible. The microscope provides high precision...

The MAGUS Bio 230TL biological microscope is an essential tool in a sanitary control laboratory as well as a diagnostic or research center. The microscope has a trinocular head and a transmitted light source (LED) and it is suitable for observing translucent and transparent...

MAGUS Bio 230BL is a binocular microscope with achromatic objectives and LED illumination for observing biological samples such as smears and thin sections. The observations are made with the transmitted light microscopy technique (brightfield). The microscope can be equipped with optional darkfield polarized light...