Microscopes

Microscopes for laboratories, schools, electronics repair, and jewelers

VEVOR microscopes with LED lighting, a metal body, and a smartphone holder for photography—ranging from a student’s first microscope to a trinocular stereomicroscope with a camera output. Delivery throughout Latvia.

Biological (compound) microscopes

Monocular, binocular, and trinocular microscopes with 40–5,000× magnification, a mechanical two-layer specimen stage, an Abbe condenser, and LED transmitted light — for studying cells, microorganisms, and specimens in schools, laboratories, and at home.

Stereomicroscopes

Trinocular stereomicroscopes with 3.5–90× magnification, a 360° rotating head, a column or two-arm lever stand, and a third eyepiece for a camera—for electronics soldering, watch repair, and quality control.

Digital and Jewelry Microscopes

Digital microscope with a 10" IPS screen and 10–1,300× magnification for coins and small parts; jeweler’s multi-directional microscopes with 7–45× magnification, featuring a spring-loaded mount, a ball-jointed stand, and a USB ring-shaped LED lamp for gemstone setting and engraving.

Frequently Asked Questions

A biological microscope or a stereomicroscope?

A biological microscope provides high magnification (400–2000×) for thin, transparent specimens on a glass slide; A stereomicroscope provides a 3D image at low magnification (7–90×) for opaque objects—such as diagrams, jewelry, and insects.

What does "trinocular" mean?

The third eyepiece is designed for use with a camera or smartphone adapter—you can view the image and take photos or display the image on the screen at the same time.

For other measuring instruments, see the " Measuring Instruments and Testers" collection; for endoscopes, see " Endoscopes."