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Biological microscopes for schools and student use in the Biological Microscopes range of Science Lab Export include the Student Biological Microscope, the Students Educational Biological Monocular Microscope and the Student Stereo Microscope, along with compound microscopes with monocular, binocular and trinocular heads. The range lists 7 microscopes, and each page gives the eyepieces, objectives and weight.
Last updated: October 2026
Biological microscopes range at a glance
| Group | Items listed | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Compound microscopes | 5 | Monocular Biological Microscope, Biological Compound Microscope |
| Prism microscope | 1 | Prism Microscope, 40X |
| Stereo microscope | 1 | Student Stereo Microscope |
How to choose
- Viewing head: the Monocular Biological Microscope and the Students Educational Biological Monocular Microscope have a single eyepiece, the Biological Compound Microscope is listed with a monocular head inclined at 45° or a sliding binocular head, and the Triangular Laboratory Biological Compound Microscope has a Siedentopf trinocular head inclined at 30°.
- Magnification: the Students Educational Biological Monocular Microscope combines a WF16X eyepiece with 4x, 10x and 40x objectives for 64X, 160X and 640X, while the Monocular Biological Microscope lists achromatic objectives from 4× to 100×.
- Type: the Prism Microscope, 40X is an introductory microscope for classroom or field use, and the Student Stereo Microscope is a 10x/30x stereo microscope with top, bottom or combined LED illumination.
- Weight: listed weights run from 4 lbs for the Prism Microscope, 40X to 16 lbs for the Biological Compound Microscope.
All products in the Biological Microscopes range
Each product below has its own page with its description and details.
- Biological Compound Microscope
- Monocular Biological Microscope
- Prism Microscope, 40X
- Student Biological Microscope
- Student Stereo Microscope
- Students Educational Biological Monocular Microscope
- Triangular Laboratory Biological Compound Microscope
Frequently asked questions
Which microscope has a trinocular head?
The Triangular Laboratory Biological Compound Microscope has an infinite optical system and a Siedentopf trinocular head inclined at 30°, rotatable through 360°, with an interpupillary distance of 48-75mm.
What objectives does the Student Biological Microscope have?
The Student Biological Microscope has DIN 45mm achromatic objectives that are parfocal, and a fully coated optical system. It weighs 6 lbs.
What comes with the Student Stereo Microscope?
It has paired 10x WF eyepieces and 1x/3x objectives on a rotatable turret, and it includes a frosted glass stage plate, a reversible black and white stage plate, two metal stage clips and a vinyl dust cover. The head can be rotated on its pole to view objects too large for the stage.
Does the Students Educational Biological Monocular Microscope have a light?
No light is fitted: its illumination is listed as none, with an electric light source as an option. It has a metal body, a stage of 90mm x 90mm and an arm inclined from 30-85 degrees.
Related ranges
See also Dissection Tools, Biology Models and Optics.
Request a quotation
For a quotation on the Student Biological Microscope or the Biological Compound Microscope, contact Science Lab Export. Items in this range can be packed and shipped to Antigua and Barbuda, Ghana, the United Arab Emirates, Kyrgyzstan and Gabon.
Monocular Biological Microscope
Product Code : EL-BM-10592
DIMENSIONS : 13 × 17 × 10 in Eyepiece Huygens Eyepiece H5×, H10×
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Biological Compound Microscope
Product Code : EL-BM-10593
WEIGHT : 16 lbs DIMENSIONS : 15 × 14 × 16 in
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Triangular Laboratory Biological Compound Microscope
Product Code : EL-BM-10594
Optical System : Infinite Optical System Viewing Head : Siedentopf Trinocular Head, Inclined at 30°, 360° Totatable, Interpupillary 48-75mm
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Students Educational Biological Monocular Microscope
Product Code : EL-BM-10595
Eyepieces : WF16X, with wide filed of view. 185 Achromatic objective lenses : 3 lenses in metal barrels, built with high quality optical glass with 4x, 10x and 40x power; 360 degree rotatable, Metal Arm 30-85
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Prism Microscope, 40X
Product Code : EL-BM-10596
Weight : 4 lbs Dimensions : 13 × 6 × 6 in Durable introductory microscope is ideal for classroom or field use. The microscope body, viewing tube and stage are constructed of cast metal.
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Student Biological Microscope
Product Code : EL-BM-10597
Features : DIN 45mm achromatic objectives, parfocal; fully coated optical system.
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Student Stereo Microscope
Product Code : EL-BM-10598
WEIGHT : 15 lbs DIMENSIONS : 11 × 9 × 15 in The head is rotatable 360? and can be rotated on its mounting pole to view objects too large for the stage.
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