Since achromatic objectives are best corrected spherically for green light, a green filter improves the performance of your achromatic objectives.
Z735515
Jenco™ compound microscopes
AC/DC input 115 V AC, brightfield, achromatic lens, monocular, mechanical stage; LED incandescent or fluorescent
Synonym(s):
compound microscopes, microscopes
About This Item
description
3-plug
manufacturer/tradename
Jenco CP135-M3
availability
not available in EU
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General description
- Illumination can be a mirror, a rechargeable LED, an incandescent bulb or halogen bulb
- Eye pieces come in monocular heads, or teaching heads for assisting students in finding specimens and also binocular heads for easy viewing with both eyes
- Objectives are offered in multiple quality and quantity levels
- Video systems are available to project images on a screen
- Industry leading 5 year warranty
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On the Jenco™ microscope, what is a green filter used for?
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Why do some objectives on a Jenco™ microscope have retractable lenses?
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This feature provides protection against damage caused by a collision of the objective and the slide.
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What objectives can you use immersion oil with on a Jenco™ microscope?
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Only those objectives designed for it with an oil specification clearly marked on it's barrel (100X OIL), otherwise the oil creeps up into the microscope causing problems.
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Can you use a 35mm camera with your Jenco™ microscopes?
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We do not suggest using a 35mm Camera as we have found that a digital camera provides a clearer picture.
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Do microscopes just magnify things?
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No, microscopes both magnify and clarify. They allow us to see small objects clearly.
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What is a Stage micrometer on a Jenco™ microscope?
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A graduated scale placed on the stage to be used as a standard of measurement for the specimen.
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What do the numbers on the outside of the barrel of the objective on a Jenco™ microscope stand for?
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They identify five specifications: magnification (60X), aberration correction (PlanAchro), coverglass thickness recommended (0.17), numerical aperture (.85), and specialized optical properties (Phase, (PHP), fluorite (FL), etc.
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What is a compound microscope?
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A microscope with one light path going through compound parts providing high magnification (40x to 1,000x or more). Jenco Model BC-211 (Sigma nos. Z734977 for 115V or Z736945 for 220V) for example.
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Do Jenco™ microscopes have the option of increasing magnification through eyepieces?
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Yes. All compound microscopes have a 15X option and the Stereo Zoom microscopes have a 15X and 20X option.
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What is the Department of Transportation shipping information for this product?
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Transportation information can be found in Section 14 of the product's (M)SDS.To access the shipping information for this material, use the link on the product detail page for the product.
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