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Bresser Science ETD-201 Professional Stereo Microscope 10x–45x — Trinocular Stereo Microscope for Lab and Research Use

Bresser Science ETD-201 Professional Stereo Microscope 10x–45x — Trinocular Stereo Microscope for Lab and Research Use

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The Bresser Science ETD-201 professional stereo microscope is a trinocular stereo microscope built for lab and research use, with a 10x to 45x zoom range. The third (trinocular) port lets you attach a camera for photography or documentation while you keep viewing through the eyepieces — ideal for recording inspection results, specimens, and assembly work in 3D.

A trinocular stereo microscope adds a dedicated camera tube to the usual two eyepieces, so imaging and live observation happen at the same time without swapping heads.

Who it's for

Made for laboratories, quality-inspection teams, and researchers who need 3D stereo viewing plus camera documentation of solid objects.

Key features

  • Trinocular head with a dedicated camera port for imaging and documentation.
  • 10x–45x zoom range for smooth, flexible magnification.
  • 3D stereo viewing with an upright, natural image.
  • Generous working distance for handling and assembly under the optics.
  • Professional, durable build for demanding lab environments.
Specifications
Brand Bresser
Model 58-06200 (Science ETD-201)
Type Trinocular zoom stereo microscope
Magnification 10x–45x (zoom)
Camera port Yes (trinocular)

Frequently asked questions

What is the trinocular port for?
It's a dedicated tube for mounting a camera, so you can photograph or record while still observing through the eyepieces.

Is a camera included?
The camera is typically sold separately. Check the listing or packaging for what's in the box and compatible camera options.

What is it best for?
3D inspection and documentation of solid objects in labs, QC, and research settings.

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