OPTIKA polarizing microscope B-510POL-I; trinocular; 50–500×; incident and transmitted light; PLAN optics
OPTIKA B-510POL-I polarizing microscope with trinocular viewing and incident and transmitted illumination
The OPTIKA B-510POL-I offers versatile capabilities for mineralogical, geological and materials investigations. High-quality polarizing optics and combined incident and transmitted illumination allow detailed examination of transparent specimens and suitable opaque sample surfaces. Its comprehensive equipment supports precise and comfortable operation.
Key technical specifications
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Magnification: 50× to 500× with four plan-achromatic polarizing objectives: 5×, 10×, 20× and 50×.
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Observation modes: Brightfield and polarized light with incident and transmitted illumination; conoscopic examination using a Bertrand lens.
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Viewing head: Trinocular, inclined at 30° and rotatable through 360°; adjustable interpupillary distance and diopter compensation.
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Eyepieces: 10×/22 mm widefield eyepieces, one with a crosshair; suitable for spectacle wearers.
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Specimen stage: Centerable circular stage, 145 mm in diameter, with 360° rotation and locking mechanism.
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Focusing: Coaxial coarse and fine adjustment with a protective limit stop.
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Illumination: Adjustable brightness; 8 W incident LED and 3.6 W transmitted LED.
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Camera connection: Photo port for an optional microscope camera; camera not included.
Further technical specifications and equipment details are provided in the datasheet images in the image gallery.
Instructions for use
Microscopy environment
Place the microscope on a stable work surface free from vibration in a clean, dry environment. Protect it from dust, moisture and substantial temperature changes. Observe the operating conditions specified in the instruction manual.
Cleaning the optics
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Carefully remove loose dust using a suitable air blower or optical brush.
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For further cleaning, use appropriate optical cleaning products and soft, lint-free tissues in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
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Do not touch optical surfaces with bare hands.
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Do not disassemble objectives or eyepieces for cleaning.
Safety and handling instructions
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Read the instruction manual before first use and follow its safety precautions.
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Transport the microscope upright, supporting both the stand and base, and secure loose components against falling out.
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Avoid applying unnecessary force or allowing objectives to contact the specimen.
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Do not attempt servicing or repairs yourself. Contact OPTIKA directly for assistance.
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Switch off the instrument after use and cover it with the supplied dust cover.
Electrical safety precautions
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Use the specified power supplies and check compatibility with the local mains voltage before connecting.
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Switch off the instrument before connecting the power supply or cleaning.
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Keep electrical connections and power supplies dry.
Manufacturer information pursuant to EU Regulation 2023/988
OPTIKA S.r.l.
Via Rigla, 30
24010 Ponteranica (BG) – Italy
Email: info@optikamicroscopes.com
| shipment-weight, NOT netto weight (kg) | 20.000000 |
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