• Bresser Science ETD 101 Stereo Microscope 7x–45x — Versatile Zoom Stereo Microscope with Two Built-In Light Sources
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Bresser Science ETD 101 Stereo Microscope 7x–45x — Versatile Zoom Stereo Microscope with Two Built-In Light Sources

Bresser Science ETD 101 Stereo Microscope 7x–45x — Versatile Zoom Stereo Microscope with Two Built-In Light Sources

$649.99
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The Bresser Science ETD 101 stereo microscope is a versatile zoom stereo microscope with two built-in light sources, offering a smooth 7x to 45x magnification range. Its 3D, upright view and continuous zoom make it ideal for inspecting solid objects — electronics, minerals, insects, and craftwork — while the dual illumination lets you light samples from above, below, or both.

A zoom stereo microscope changes magnification smoothly rather than in fixed steps, so you can frame and focus on detail without swapping lenses — handy for inspection and assembly tasks.

Who it's for

Great for electronics technicians, hobbyists, jewelers, and lab users who need a flexible, hands-on microscope for solid objects at variable magnification.

Key features

  • 7x–45x continuous zoom for smooth, flexible magnification.
  • Dual built-in light sources for top (reflected) and bottom (transmitted) lighting.
  • 3D stereo viewing with an upright, natural image.
  • Generous working distance for handling and assembly tasks.
  • Sturdy, practical build for workshop and lab use.
Specifications
Brand Bresser
Model 58-06100 (Science ETD 101)
Type Zoom stereo microscope
Magnification 7x–45x (zoom)
Illumination Two built-in light sources

Frequently asked questions

What does zoom mean here?
The magnification changes smoothly across the 7x–45x range instead of in fixed steps, so you can fine-tune the view without changing lenses.

Why two light sources?
Top lighting illuminates solid, opaque objects, while bottom lighting works for translucent samples — giving you flexibility for many materials.

What is it best for?
Inspecting electronics, minerals, insects, jewelry, and craftwork in 3D at variable magnification.

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