• Bresser Erudit ICD Stereo Microscope — 3D Microscope for Insects, Rocks, and Dissection Work
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Bresser Erudit ICD Stereo Microscope — 3D Microscope for Insects, Rocks, and Dissection Work

Bresser Erudit ICD Stereo Microscope — 3D Microscope for Insects, Rocks, and Dissection Work

$210.95
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The Bresser Erudit ICD stereo microscope is a 3D microscope built for viewing solid, opaque objects like insects, rocks, coins, and specimens during dissection work. Unlike a compound microscope that looks through thin slides, a stereo microscope gives an upright, three-dimensional image at lower magnification — perfect for hands-on examination and detailed craft or lab tasks.

Stereo (or dissecting) microscopes use two separate optical paths to deliver a true 3D view, so you can manipulate objects underneath while you observe them.

Who it's for

Great for hobbyists, students, and technicians who examine whole objects — insects, minerals, circuit boards, or dissection specimens — rather than microscope slides.

Key features

  • 3D stereo viewing with an upright, natural image of solid objects.
  • Low-power magnification ideal for insects, rocks, coins, and dissection.
  • Generous working distance to handle and manipulate specimens.
  • Illumination for solid samples to light objects from above and/or below.
  • Durable, practical build for classroom, workshop, and home use.
Specifications
Brand Bresser
Model 58-03600 (Erudit ICD)
Type Stereo (dissecting) microscope
Best for Insects, rocks, coins, dissection
View Upright, three-dimensional

Frequently asked questions

How is a stereo microscope different?
It gives a 3D, upright view of solid objects at lower magnification, while a compound microscope views thin, translucent samples on slides at higher power.

What can I examine with it?
Insects, rocks and minerals, coins, plants, electronics, and specimens during dissection.

Is it suitable for students?
Yes, it's well suited to classrooms, hobbyists, and anyone doing detailed hands-on work.

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