The C-Shape Co-Axial Binocular Microscope is a high-precision optical instrument designed for detailed microscopic observation in laboratory, clinical, or veterinary settings. Its C-shaped body design and binocular head provide ergonomic comfort and superior image clarity, making it ideal for extended use in diagnostics, education, and research.

•  Head Type: Binocular (45° inclined)

•  Body Design: Ergonomic C-shape for space-saving and comfort

•  Focusing System: Co-axial coarse & fine focusing knobs

•  Objective Lenses: 4x, 10x, 40x, 100x (oil immersion)

•  Eyepiece: Wide Field (WF10x or WF16x)

•  Stage: Mechanical double-layer stage

•  Illumination: LED or Halogen with adjustable intensity

•  Condenser: Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm

•  C-shape base (compact and stylish)

•  Available with different eyepiece magnifications

•  Binocular (two eyepieces) for reduced eye strain

•  Heavy-duty metal frame with anti-rust coating

•   Glass optical lenses (achromatic, anti-reflective)

•  Rubber grip for adjustment knobs

•  Anti-fungal, anti-dust lens coating (in most models)

•  Laboratory Equipment/ Sub-category: Optical Diagnostic Instruments

•  Reusable

•  Non-disposable equipment

•  Comes with dust cover and power adapter

•  Microscopic analysis of samples (cells, tissues, fluids)

•  Educational demonstrations

•  Clinical diagnostics in pathology and microbiology

•  Veterinary microscopic evaluations

•  Dual-eyepiece for comfortable viewing

•  Smooth focusing with co-axial knob system

•  Precise and stable image clarity

•  Modern, ergonomic C-shape saves space and looks professional

•  Requires proper training for correct usage

•  Not portable due to solid base design

•  Needs regular cleaning and lens care

•  Handle with care to avoid lens damage

•  Always use a dust cover when not in use

•  Avoid touching lenses with fingers

•  Clean using lens-safe solutions only

•  HS Code: 9011.80

•  HSN Code: 9011 (Microscopes & Optical Instrumen

•  Use both hands while moving

•  Adjust focus slowly using co-axial knobs

•  Place slides gently on the stage

•  Turn off light when not in use

•  Do not autoclave

•  Use microfiber cloth and lens cleaning solution for optics

•  Disinfect stage and knobs with isopropyl alcohol wipes

Used in veterinary labs for examining blood smears, parasites, tissue samples, and microbial identification in animals.

Used in medical labs, hospitals, and schools for analysing human biological samples and academic training in life sciences.

1.  What is the benefit of a binocular microscope? It provides comfort during long sessions and allows both eyes to work together, reducing fatigue.

2.  What does co-axial focusing mean? It means both coarse and fine focus knobs are combined in one control, making focusing smoother and easier.

3.  What can I observe with this microscope? Cells, tissues, parasites, blood samples, bacteria, and other microscopic elements.