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The Co Axial Advance Binocular Microscope KCX-11 by KC SCIENTIFIC WORKS features semi-plan achromatic objectives, 40X–1000X magnification, binocular viewing, coaxial focusing and bright LED illumination. Designed for biology education, laboratory training and scientific observation, it combines a mechanical stage, durable aluminum construction and convenient objective selection for routine microscopy applications.
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| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Co Axial Advance Binocular Microscope |
| Model Number | KCX-114 |
| Brand | KC SCIENTIFIC WORKS |
| Manufacturer | KC SCIENTIFIC WORKS |
| Microscope Type | Binocular Biological Microscope |
| Optical System | Semi-Plan Achromatic Optical System |
| Viewing Head | Binocular Head with Hard-Coated Prism |
| Eyepiece | Wide Field WF10X |
| Eyepiece Field Number | 18 mm |
| Objective Type | Semi-Plan Achromatic |
| Objective Magnifications | 4X, 10X, 40X, 100X (Oil) |
| Total Magnification Range | 40X–1000X |
| Nosepiece | Quadruple Ball-Bearing Revolving Nosepiece |
| Focusing System | Coaxial Coarse and Fine Focus Controls |
| Mechanical Stage | Double-Layer Mechanical Stage |
| Illumination | Bright LED Illumination System |
| Body Construction | Die-Cast Aluminum |
| Observation Method | Transmitted-Light Biological Microscopy |
| Primary Applications | Biology, Education, Research and Laboratory Observation |
| Product Category | Binocular Biological Microscopes |
The KCX-114 Co Axial Advance Binocular Microscope incorporates semi-plan achromatic objectives designed to improve image clarity and field flatness compared with basic achromatic optical configurations.
These lenses support observation of suitable biological specimens and prepared microscope slides.
The microscope features a binocular observation head with hard-coated prisms.
This arrangement allows comfortable viewing through both eyepieces during routine laboratory observation.
The KCX-114 includes WF10X eyepieces with an 18 mm field number.
The wide-field eyepiece configuration supports convenient observation of microscopic specimens.
The microscope provides nominal optical magnification from 40X to 1000X, using the supplied 10X eyepieces and objective lenses.
This range supports examination of prepared biological specimens at different magnification levels.
The microscope includes the following objective magnifications:
4X for low-magnification specimen scanning.
10X for general specimen observation.
40X for detailed examination.
100X oil immersion for high-magnification observation.
These objectives provide flexibility for educational and laboratory microscopy.
The KCX-114 features a quadruple revolving nosepiece with a ball-bearing mechanism.
This arrangement supports convenient switching between objective lenses during specimen examination.
The microscope incorporates coaxial coarse and fine focus controls for adjusting image sharpness.
Coarse focusing supports initial specimen location, while fine focusing enables more controlled image adjustment.
The microscope features a double-layer mechanical stage designed to support secure positioning and controlled movement of prepared slides.
This arrangement is useful for examining different regions of a specimen.
The KCX-114 includes a bright LED illumination system designed for transmitted-light biological microscopy.
LED lighting supports convenient observation of prepared transparent specimens.
The microscope features a die-cast aluminum body intended to provide mechanical stability and durability.
Its construction supports regular use in educational and laboratory environments.
The microscope can be used for examining suitable biological specimens, including prepared cells, tissue sections and microorganisms.
The KCX-114 is suitable for school biology laboratories, college practical classes, university training and scientific demonstrations.
The supplied 100X oil immersion objective supports high-magnification examination of appropriately prepared specimens when used with suitable immersion oil.
The quadruple revolving nosepiece allows users to switch between different objective magnifications according to specimen characteristics and observation requirements.
The KCX-114 combines binocular observation, semi-plan achromatic objectives, coaxial focusing, mechanical stage control and LED illumination in a practical biological microscope configuration.
The Co Axial Advance Binocular Microscope KCX-114 is designed for examining prepared biological specimens that cannot be observed in sufficient detail with the naked eye.
Its optical magnification system supports examination of suitable cells, tissues and other microscopic structures.
Schools can use the KCX-114 for biology practical sessions, specimen demonstrations and introductory microscopy education.
Students can learn microscope operation, objective selection, focusing and slide positioning.
Colleges and universities can use the microscope for routine biological practical work and scientific laboratory training.
Its 40X–1000X magnification range supports a variety of educational observation requirements.
The microscope can support examination of appropriately prepared and stained microbial specimens.
The 100X oil immersion objective is useful for high-magnification observation within the resolution capabilities of conventional light microscopy.
Botany departments can use the KCX-114 for examining prepared plant tissue sections, cells and other botanical specimens.
The microscope can be used for observing suitable zoological tissue sections and prepared biological slides.
Research laboratories can use the KCX-114 for routine transmitted-light specimen examination and laboratory observation.
The microscope can support educational examination of prepared biological slides and training in basic laboratory microscopy techniques.
Clinical diagnostic use would require appropriate product validation and applicable regulatory compliance.
The microscope is suitable for observing appropriately prepared cell specimens and selected cellular structures using conventional bright-field microscopy.
Teachers and laboratory instructors can use the microscope to demonstrate optical magnification, objective selection, specimen focusing and biological observation.
The double-layer mechanical stage and coaxial focusing system support examination of different regions of prepared microscope slides.
Training institutions can use the KCX-114 to teach routine compound microscope operation and basic laboratory observation techniques.
The Co Axial Advance Binocular Microscope KCX-114 operates using the principles of compound optical magnification and transmitted-light microscopy.
A prepared specimen is placed on the double-layer mechanical stage and positioned within the microscope's optical path.
Light from the LED illumination system passes through the specimen and enters the selected semi-plan achromatic objective lens.
The objective forms a magnified intermediate image that is viewed through the WF10X eyepieces.
The binocular viewing head directs the optical image toward both eyepieces, allowing the user to observe the specimen comfortably.
The quadruple revolving nosepiece allows selection of different objective lenses for low, medium and high magnification.
The coaxial coarse and fine focusing controls adjust the relative position of the specimen and objective to obtain a sharp image.
The mechanical stage enables controlled movement of the microscope slide so that different specimen regions can be examined.
For high-magnification observation with the 100X oil immersion objective, suitable immersion oil is used according to the microscope's operating instructions.
| Objective Lens | Eyepiece | Total Magnification |
|---|---|---|
| 4X Semi-Plan Achromatic | WF10X | 40X |
| 10X Semi-Plan Achromatic | WF10X | 100X |
| 40X Semi-Plan Achromatic | WF10X | 400X |
| 100X Semi-Plan Achromatic Oil | WF10X | 1000X |
The KCX-114 Co Axial Advance Binocular Microscope is designed for observing compatible prepared biological slides and laboratory specimens.
It can be used in schools, colleges, universities, research laboratories and scientific training institutions.
For routine observation, users should begin with a low-power objective, position the specimen using the mechanical stage and adjust the coarse focusing control.
Once the specimen is located, the fine focusing control can be used to improve image sharpness.
Higher magnification objectives may then be selected according to the observation requirement.
The 100X oil immersion objective should be used with appropriate immersion oil and cleaned according to the manufacturer's operating instructions.
The microscope is intended for suitable transmitted-light biological microscopy applications.
