SWIFT SW100 Monocular Biological Microscope 40X-1000X with Slides

◎ Purchased about 10 years ago and used a few times.
◎ Slide glass and cover glass purchased at the same time are also included, but please note that some slide glass and cover glass may show dirt and scratches.
◎ Batteries are not included.
◎ All items shown in the photos are included.

Product Description

SWIFT Microscope Monocular Biological Microscope for Kids 40X-1000X, for Beginners, Rotating Monocular Head, Wide Field Eyepiece 10x, Glass Optics, Portable, Rechargeable, with Upper and Lower Lights SW100

Brand: SWIFT
Product Dimensions: 17L x 15W x 31H cm
Maximum Magnification: 1000 X

■ Super Wide Field Eyepiece
23mm Super Wide Field Eyepieces: WF10X, WF25X
■ Achromatic Objective Lenses 4X, 10X, 40X
Professional specifications, magnifies up to 1000x!
■ 360-Degree Rotating Head
The body tube rotates 360 degrees, making it easy and convenient for group observation!
■ Coarse and Fine Adjustment Knobs
Coarse adjustment knob is black, fine adjustment knob is light blue, making it easier to prevent misoperation.
■ Battery Compartment
Requires 3 AA batteries (sold separately). Frees you from chargers, allowing for use anywhere, indoors or outdoors!

Easy to Operate
Place the slide on the stage and secure it with the specimen holder. Focus on the part of the specimen you want to observe with the 4X objective lens.

Rotate the coarse focus adjustment knob until the working distance is reduced by about 1/8. Be careful not to let the objective lens touch the slide, as it may cause damage. When using the coarse focus adjustment knob, first bring the objective lens as close as possible to the stage, then move it away while focusing. This will prevent the objective lens from touching the stage.

Adjust the iris diaphragm of the condenser to control the angle of light illuminating the specimen.

To change magnification, first move the objective lens away from the stage as far as possible. Then, rotate the revolving nosepiece until the desired objective lens is in position. Bring the objective lens back to its closest position to the stage and focus again by moving the stage away.