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The Motic Microscope RED130 features a monocular lens tube with a 45° viewing angle and a WF10X/18mm eyepiece, providing clear and comfortable observation. Ideal for educational and laboratory use, it includes a needle for specimen manipulation, making it suitable for basic microscopy applications with precision and ease.
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The Motic RED130 microscope is a dependable choice for high-quality observation and educational applications.
NTD 24,525
Inc. VAT
Manufacturer P/N
1100102900372
Part Number
6.281 647
Manufacturer
Motic
Magnification objectives
4x, 10x, 40x, 100x
Manufacturer P/N
1100102900376
Part Number
4.685 579
Manufacturer
Motic
Magnification objectives
4x, 10x, 40x
It features a monocular lens tube with a 45° viewing angle and a WF10X/18mm eyepiece, providing clear and comfortable observation. Ideal for educational and laboratory use, it includes a needle for specimen manipulation, making it suitable for basic microscopy applications with precision and ease.
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