Monocular microscopes are easy to use and student friendly.

• Monocular, dual inclined or inclined/vertical teaching head, rotatable 360°
• DIN Achromat 4×, 10×, and 40×R* objectives; EXM-151 models also include a 100×R* oil immersion objective (*spring-loaded)
• WF10× eyepieces, 18 mm field of view with pointer
• Rear facing three-hole, ball-bearing nosepiece with positive click stops
• Quadruple nosepiece is provided on the EXM-151 models
• Separate coarse and fine focus adjustment controls
• 119×119 mm stage with stage clips, or factory-installed double-plate mechanical stage with low position controls
• Iris diaphragm N.A. 0.65 condenser with five aperture disc or iris diaphragm depending on the model
• N.A. 1.25 Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm on a spiral mount is supplied on all EXM-151 models
• Variable and rechargeable LED illuminator
• LED illuminators with the expected bulb life is 20,000 hours
• Rechargeable batteries included
• Cast aluminum alloy
• Built-in carry handle and cord wrap
• 5-year limited warranty for parts, labor and electronic components

Designed to provide educators with a high performance, student proof instrument at an affordable price, the EXM-150 Series is an excellent choice for high schools, middle schools, technical institutes, hobbyists and home school applications. A newly designed LED illumination system provides bright, even illumination in both corded or cordless operation.

EXM-150 models feature a variable, rechargeable LED illumination system allowing for you to use the microscope where ever you want – no cord required! Each microscope will work for approximately 3 to 4 hours on a single charge.

Our mechanical stage is a true mechanical stage – not an attachable one – providing the user with ergonomic low position coaxial controls. As an added benefit all of our mechanical stage configurations also include an iris diaphragm giving the user even more control over making adjustments to the light settings. More portable than ever, the EXM-150 Series features a unique carrying handle making it easier than ever for students and teachers to move the microscope around the classroom.