Microscopes

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We sell a wide range of different microscopes, our most popular one is the RM1 which is used by schools and children, but is also suitable for adults for general interest in microscopy.

RM1 - Student and childrens Microscope SPECIAL OFFER - As used by Educational Establishments

Monocular - (low powered) Low powered monocular x10-x40 microscopes, cost effective and suitable for beginners. Can be used for viewing small fossils, rocks and minerals.

Stereomicroscopes - (for fossils, rocks and minerals) Stereo microscopes allow specimens to be viewed in 3D, by having two eye pieces. This range is suitable for earth science and particle analysis. Includes Long arm and Video/PC microscopes

Compound - (high powered) Compund microscopes are a higher powered microscope for biology etc. This range includes cost effective models for students and children along with professional models for research and schools, colleges and universities.

Field microscopes Field and pocket microscopes are small microscopes that are portable and small enough to put in your pocket. Ideal for field trips and field study. Suitable for schools, colleges, education and onsite viewing of small fossils.

Polarising Microscopes Microscopes that employs polarising light to show changes in internal structure and composition of material not discernible with ordinary light. Used extensively in industry for product control.

Metallurigical These microscopes are designed for visual examination, with magnification of opaque objects, polished metal specimens, and similar materials.

Microscopes are both fun but also important for understanding all things small. We sell a wide range of microscopes to individuals including children, to education establishments such as schools, colleges and universities and also to companies. We also can setup trade accounts. There are many different types of microscopes depending on what you are looking for. If you are struggling to find the right microscope for your need, simply contact us and we will be pleased to help you. Microscopes can provide hours of fun but are also an important tool for students studying science. With today's competition for fossils, many people are now collecting 'microfossils'. To see these, you will need a Stereoscope Microscope. A Compound Microscope is more suited to objects that are transparent such as plants, insects, cells etc.