Svbony Sm202 Compound Monocular Microscope Adults 40X2000X Compound Microscope Kit Microscope With Mechanical Stage Mobile Phone Adapter Animal Feces Detection Water Detection

Svbony Sm202 Compound Monocular Microscope For Adults, 40X-2000X Compound Microscope Kit, Microscope With Mechanical Stage, Mobile Phone Adapter, For Animal Feces Detection, Water Quality Detection Selamat datang di toko kami Barang Ready Pre Order About This Item 40-2000X Magnification; The Compound Microscope Equipped With Wf10X; Wf25X Eyepieces And 4X; 10X; 40X Objective Lenses; Cooperate With 2X Barlow; The Magnification Can Up To 2000X; Micron-Level Magnification Can Clearly Observe The Cell Structure Of Bacteria; Toxins; Protozoa Mechanical Caliper Stage; The Compound Monocular Microscope Has Greater Slide Movement Precision; Ensures The Precision Of Movement When Observing Slides At 1000X-2000X High Magnification Portable Handle; The Monocular Microscope #39;S Arm Handle Design That Conforms To Human Body Work Can Meet The Needs Of Outdoor Mobile Observation; Such As Confirming The Details Of Water Quality In Different Areas; And Detecting Fish Diseases In Different Pool Areas Dual Power Supply; The Lab Compound Microscopes Battery Supports Compartment And 5V1A Dc Interface Power Supply; For Indoor And Outdoor Observation Habits; Add A Dual Power Supply Mode Design To Solve Your Anxiety In Outdoor Use Upgraded 25X Eyepiece; Equipped With Wf10X; Wf25X Eyepieces Fixed At An Ergonomic 45 Degree Tilt To Reduce Neck Strain; Micron-Level Magnification Can Clearly Observe The Cell Structure Of Bacteria; Toxins; Protozoa Equipped With Mobile Phone Adapter;It Can Stabilize,Record And Share The Image Results Captured By The Mobile Phone;It Can Also Be Used In Conjunction With Our Sv189 Electronic Eyepiece To Connect To A Computer Dual Focusing Knob; The Compound Monocular Microscope Has Fast And Fine Focusing; The Focusing Knobs On Both Sides Are Convenient For You To Focus On The Specimen Quickly Or Finely And Get A Clear Image Up And Down Led Light; The Monocular Microscope Can Observe Opaque