1. Single Mould Rigid Structure with a Window in Arm for easy Carriage
2. Viewing tube: As per Requirement
3. Head Sliding Type 45 Degree Inclined and Rotatable at 360 degree.
4. Quadruple Ball Bearing nose piece with positive click stops.
5. Co-axial Coarse & Fine focusing Graduated to 1Div=.002mm.
6. With Ball Bearing Driven Mechanical stage for X&Y movement of slide.
7. Movable abbe Condensor N.A.1.25 with iris diaphragm with swingout filter holder.
8. Built in Illumination LED with intensity control.
9. Steple Grey, chemical resistant, back-on finish.
10. Complete with Instruction Manual and dust cover.
11. Duly packed in styrofom packing.
EYE PIECES: WF 10X/18mm
OBJECTIVES: 4X, 10X, 40X S/L, 100X S/L [Achromatic]
MAGNIFICATION: X40 â X1000
1. Wooden Carrying Case
2. Objectives: X20, X45 S/L, X60 S/L
Multi view microscopes are designed to overcome the problems of multi- view imaging and address the concerns pertaining to medical diagnosis of the sample under study at a larger scale.
One of the leading product of Micron Optiks is a penta head microscope which enables five people to view the sample at the same time and is equipped with advanced Optikal system and an LED pointer for effective illumination. This makes us the renowned penta head manufacturer in Ambala.
Micron's Penta Head Microscope is the ultimate solution for large-group instruction and collaborative review, allowing up to five people to view the same specimen simultaneously. It is built on a heavy-duty single mould rigid structure with a window in the arm for easy carriage. The system features five binocular viewing heads (for ten eyes total), all of the sliding type, 45 degrees inclined, and rotatable. This model is widely recognized as one of the best multi-head microscopes for medical schools, pathology conferences, and jury consultations.
This collaborative viewing capability makes it one of the best tools for pathology tumor boards, where a group of specialists can review a case together in real-time. Micron has finished the microscope in a durable, chemical-resistant stipple grey. This model is a top rated choice for any environment where large-group instruction or collaborative diagnosis is required, from university lecture halls to hospital conference rooms. The Penta Head Microscope is a pinnacle of Micron's collaborative design philosophy, creating a shared viewing experience that enhances learning, discussion, and diagnostic accuracy for groups of up to five people, making it an indispensable tool for any large-scale teaching or consultation facility.
Five-User Simultaneous Viewing: Five binocular viewing heads allow up to five people (e.g., an instructor and four students) to view the exact same specimen at the same time, ideal for large-group instruction.
Integrated LED Pointer (Primary Head): The primary viewing head is equipped with a bright LED pointer, allowing the instructor to highlight specific features for all other viewers simultaneously.
Independent Rotatable Heads: All five viewing heads are of the sliding type, 45-degree inclined, and independently rotatable, allowing all users to sit comfortably around the microscope.
Single Mould Rigid Structure: Built on an extra-heavy-duty, single mould cast iron frame with a carriage window, providing exceptional stability for the large multi-head system.
Co-Axial Precision Focusing: The co-axial coarse and fine focusing mechanism provides ultra-precise control (0.002mm divisions), ensuring sharp images for all five viewers.
Shared High-Quality Optics: All users view through the same set of high-quality achromatic objectives (4X, 10X, 40X, 100X), ensuring everyone sees the same field of view and details.
High-Power LED Illumination: A powerful 5W LED light with intensity control provides the bright, stable illumination required to deliver sufficient light to all five viewing heads.
Ball-Bearing Mechanical Stage: The low-positioned, ball-bearing driven mechanical stage allows the primary user (instructor) to navigate the slide smoothly for all viewers.
Large Medical School Classrooms: Ideal for teaching histology and pathology to groups of medical, dental, or veterinary students, allowing an instructor to guide a small group through a slide.
Pathology Tumor Boards and Conferences: Allows a group of pathologists and oncologists to sit together and review a challenging cancer case, facilitating real-time discussion and consensus diagnosis.
Pharmaceutical and Biotech Training: Perfect for training new QC or R&D staff on specific cell lines, defects, or assay readouts, allowing a trainer to instruct multiple trainees simultaneously.
Forensic Science Juries or Consultations: Enables a group of forensic experts to collaboratively examine trace evidence, such as hair or fiber samples, and discuss findings in real-time.
Quality Control in Manufacturing: Allows a QC manager to train multiple inspectors on specific defect types or to conduct group inspections for critical components.
Art Authentication and Conservation: Permits a group of art historians or conservators to simultaneously examine the microstructure of a painting or artifact for collaborative analysis and authentication.
University Science Outreach Events: An engaging tool for science fairs or open houses, allowing multiple visitors to view a fascinating specimen at the same time, sparking group discussion and curiosity.
