STUDENT DISSECTING MICROSCOPE KCX-152

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• 1. Advanced Student Dissecting Microscope
• The KCX-152 Student Dissecting Microscope is designed for introductory biological observation and dissection-related laboratory education.
• 2. Binocular Viewing System
• The microscope features binocular viewing for observation through both eyes.
• 3. Low-Magnification Observation
• The KCX-152 provides a specified magnification range of 10X–20X.
• 4. Interchangeable Wide-Field Eyepieces
• The microscope includes an interchangeable eyepiece arrangement for the specified magnification options.
• 5. Optical Glass Lenses
• The KCX-152 incorporates optical glass lenses for magnified specimen observation.
• 6. Rack-and-Pinion Focusing
• The microscope features a rack-and-pinion coarse focusing mechanism.
• 7. Manual Focusing Control
• The focusing system allows users to adjust the microscope to bring specimens into focus.
• 8. Mirror-Based Illumination
• The KCX-152 uses a mirror to direct suitable external light toward the specimen.
• 9. Natural Light Operation
• The microscope can operate with appropriate external daylight or other suitable illumination.
• 10. Large Working Stage
• The KCX-152 features a large working stage for specimen positioning.
• 11. Detachable Hand Rests
• The microscope includes detachable hand rests for supporting the user's hands during suitable laboratory activities.
• 12. Heavy-Duty Metal Construction
• The KCX-152 features a sturdy metal body.
• 13. Stable Laboratory Arrangement
• The metal construction provides structural support for educational observation.
• 14. Biological Specimen Examination
• The microscope supports observation of suitable biological specimens.
• 15. Botanical Specimen Observation
• The KCX-152 can be used to examine plant structures and external features.
• 16. Entomology Applications
• The microscope supports observation of insect morphology.
• 17. Introductory Dissection Training
• The KCX-152 can be used during supervised dissection education with appropriate specimens.
• 18. Classroom Biology Demonstrations
• The microscope supports practical demonstrations of low-magnification observation.
• 19. School Laboratory Use
• The KCX-152 is suitable for educational science laboratories.
• 20. College Biology Applications
• The microscope can be used for introductory college-level specimen observation.
• 21. Research Laboratory Observation
• The KCX-152 supports suitable low-magnification examination in research settings.
• 22. Plant Structure Studies
• The microscope can be used to observe seeds, leaves and other suitable plant materials.
• 23. Insect Structure Studies
• The KCX-152 supports examination of external insect structures.
• 24. Specimen Surface Observation
• The microscope can be used to examine surface details of suitable small objects.
• 25. Laboratory Specimen Handling
• The large working stage provides space for positioning and handling appropriate specimens.
• 26. Educational Microscopy Training
• The KCX-152 helps students learn basic microscope operation.
• 27. Optical Magnification Education
• The microscope supports demonstrations of low-magnification viewing.
• 28. Focusing Technique Practice
• Students can learn to adjust focus using the rack-and-pinion mechanism.
• 29. Illumination Adjustment Practice
• The mirror-based system supports learning how light direction affects specimen visibility.
• 30. Scientific Observation Skills
• The KCX-152 supports development of basic laboratory observation skills.
• 31. Specimen Comparison
• The microscope can be used to compare suitable specimens at low magnification.
• 32. Educational Demonstration Equipment
• The KCX-152 supports teaching activities in science classrooms.
• 33. Introductory Zoology Studies
• The microscope can be used for examination of suitable zoological specimens.
• 34. Agricultural Education
• The KCX-152 supports basic observation of seeds, plant materials and suitable agricultural samples.
• 35. Laboratory Training Programs
• The microscope can be used in introductory biological laboratory training.
• 36. Student Research Projects
• The KCX-152 supports suitable educational specimen observation projects.
• 37. Flexible Specimen Positioning
• The large stage allows users to arrange appropriate specimens for viewing.
• 38. Comfortable Specimen Handling
• The detachable hand rests provide support during suitable laboratory exercises.
• 39. Educational and Research Versatility
• The microscope supports a range of low-magnification biological observation activities.
• 40. KC Scientific Works Dissecting Microscope
• The KCX-152 Student Dissecting Microscope is offered under the KC SCIENTIFIC WORKS student and biological laboratory microscope range.

The Student Dissecting Microscope KCX-152 is designed for low-magnification observation of biological specimens, plant structures, insects, small laboratory samples and suitable materials.

Its binocular viewing system allows observation through both eyes.

The interchangeable wide-field eyepieces support the specified magnification range of 10X–20X.

The rack-and-pinion coarse focusing mechanism allows adjustment of image sharpness.

The mirror-based illumination system directs suitable external light toward the specimen.

The large working stage provides space for specimen positioning and observation.

The detachable hand rests provide support during appropriate laboratory activities.

The heavy-duty metal body supports the microscope's structure.

The KCX-152 is intended for school and college biology laboratories, scientific education, botanical studies, entomology, introductory dissection training and suitable research observation.

Applications

1. School Biology Laboratories

The KCX-152 Student Dissecting Microscope supports introductory biological specimen observation.

2. College Zoology Laboratories

The microscope can be used for examination of suitable zoological specimens.

3. Botany Laboratories

The KCX-152 supports observation of plant structures and botanical samples.

4. Entomology Laboratories

The microscope can be used to examine insects and external anatomical features.

5. Educational Dissection Training

The KCX-152 supports supervised introductory dissection activities.

6. Biological Research Laboratories

The microscope can be used for suitable low-magnification specimen examination.

7. Agricultural Laboratories

The KCX-152 supports basic observation of seeds and plant materials.

8. Classroom Science Demonstrations

The microscope can be used to demonstrate biological specimen observation.

9. Plant Structure Examination

The KCX-152 supports examination of leaves, seeds and suitable plant specimens.

10. Insect Morphology Studies

The microscope can be used for observation of insect external structures.

11. Introductory Zoology Education

The KCX-152 supports practical zoological observation exercises.

12. Laboratory Specimen Handling

The microscope provides a working stage for positioning suitable specimens.

13. Biological Sample Comparison

The KCX-152 can be used to compare suitable biological specimens.

14. Science Club Activities

The microscope supports supervised educational observation activities.

15. Student Research Projects

The KCX-152 can assist with suitable biological observation projects.

16. Agricultural Science Education

The microscope supports basic studies of plant and seed morphology.

17. Environmental Science Education

The KCX-152 can be used to examine suitable environmental specimens.

18. Introductory Microscopy Training

The microscope supports learning about binocular viewing, magnification and focusing.

19. Scientific Training Programs

The KCX-152 supports basic laboratory specimen examination training.

20. Educational Laboratory Demonstrations

The microscope can be used for practical demonstrations of low-magnification microscopy.

Typical Specimens and Observations

Working Principle

The Student Dissecting Microscope KCX-152 operates using optical magnification and external-light illumination.

The microscope uses optical glass lenses to produce a magnified view of the specimen.

The binocular viewing system allows the user to observe through both eyes.

Interchangeable eyepieces provide the specified 10X–20X magnification options.

The mirror directs suitable external light toward the specimen.

The specimen is positioned on the large working stage.

The rack-and-pinion coarse focusing mechanism adjusts the optical system relative to the specimen.

The observer adjusts focus until the specimen image becomes clear.

This arrangement supports low-magnification examination of suitable biological materials and laboratory samples.

Basic Observation Procedure

1. Microscope Setup: Place the KCX-152 on a stable laboratory surface.

2. Specimen Selection: Choose a suitable biological or educational specimen.

3. Stage Preparation: Ensure the working stage is clean.

4. Specimen Placement: Position the specimen on the stage.

5. Hand Rest Adjustment: Attach or remove the hand rests according to the observation task.

6. Illumination Setup: Position the microscope near a suitable indirect light source.

7. Mirror Adjustment: Direct external light toward the specimen using the mirror.

8. Eyepiece Selection: Select the appropriate interchangeable eyepieces.

9. Initial Observation: Look through the binocular viewing system.

10. Coarse Focusing: Adjust the rack-and-pinion mechanism to bring the specimen into focus.

11. Specimen Examination: Observe the visible external features.

12. Magnification Change: Change eyepieces if a different supported magnification is required.

13. Focus Readjustment: Refocus after changing the optical configuration.

14. Observation Recording: Record the visible specimen characteristics.

15. Completion: Remove the specimen and clean the working stage.

16. Storage: Store the microscope in a clean, dry environment.

Safety note: Do not direct the illumination mirror toward the sun or use the microscope to view intense light sources.

Magnification System

The KCX-152 is specified with a magnification range of 10X–20X.

The reference identifies interchangeable wide-field eyepieces but does not provide their individual magnifications or the objective magnification.

Magnification Specifications

For a conventional compound optical arrangement:

Total Magnification = Eyepiece Magnification × Objective Magnification

The exact objective and eyepiece combinations required to produce 10X and 20X should be confirmed from the manufacturer's final optical configuration.

Binocular Viewing System

The KCX-152 features a binocular viewing arrangement.

Viewing Specifications

Optical System

The microscope incorporates optical glass lenses.

Optical Specifications

Rack-and-Pinion Focusing

The KCX-152 features rack-and-pinion coarse focusing.

Focusing Specifications

Mirror-Based Illumination

The microscope uses a mirror to direct external light toward the specimen.

Illumination Specifications

The mirror should be adjusted using safe, suitable external illumination.

Large Working Stage and Hand Rests

The KCX-152 features a large working stage with detachable hand rests.

Stage Specifications

Heavy-Duty Metal Construction

The microscope features a heavy-duty metal body.

Construction Specifications

Educational and Laboratory Benefits

The KCX-152 Student Dissecting Microscope supports:

• Introductory dissection education

• Biological specimen observation

• School laboratory practicals

• College zoology demonstrations

• Botanical specimen examination

• Entomology studies

• Plant morphology observation

• Seed structure examination

• Agricultural science education

• Low-magnification microscopy

• Binocular viewing practice

• Microscope focusing training

• Mirror illumination demonstrations

• Specimen handling practice

• Laboratory observation exercises

• Science project activities

• Scientific training programs

• Educational research activities

• Specimen comparison

• Practical biology education

Microscope Compatibility and Usage

The KCX-152 Student Dissecting Microscope is designed for educational laboratories, biological specimen examination and introductory dissection-related activities.

The microscope should be placed on a stable surface.

The specimen should be positioned correctly on the working stage.

The detachable hand rests should be arranged according to the observation task.

Suitable external light should be directed toward the specimen using the mirror.

The appropriate interchangeable eyepieces should be selected.

The rack-and-pinion focusing control should be adjusted carefully.

The microscope should be cleaned after use and stored in a dry environment.

The KCX-152 is intended for low-magnification observation rather than high-magnification cellular or diagnostic analysis.