Bresser WF10x Eyepiece Micrometer
Bresser WF10x Eyepiece Micrometer
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A 10x eyepiece with a measuring scale built in, so you can measure what you're looking at. The scale is etched on a glass disc inside the eyepiece, called a reticle, and appears laid over the specimen. Choose the barrel by the eyepiece tube on your microscope: 23.2 mm for most compound models, 30 mm for the Science series, 30.5 mm for the ICD stereo range.
The 23.2 mm fits the Biolux NV, Erudit MO and DLX, Biorit, Researcher, Analyth Bino, Science TRM-301, Bioscience, ADL 601 P and F, MPO 401, IVM-401, MTL-201 and Biolux ICD. The 30 mm fits the Science TFM-201, TFM-301, Infinity, ETD-201 and ETD-101. The 30.5 mm fits the Biorit ICD, Biorit ICD CS, Researcher ICD and Advance ICD.
The scale has to be calibrated against a stage micrometer slide, a slide with a known ruler on it, once per objective, because a division's real size changes with the power. Our guide to using a microscope covers the steps, and the slides and other parts are in microscope accessories.






Bresser WF10x Eyepiece Micrometer
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Specification
| Brand | Bresser |
|---|---|
| Model number | 5941980 |
| Eyepieces | WF10x with micrometer reticle, 23.2 mm, 30 mm or 30.5 mm barrel |
| Dimensions | 53 x 39 x 39 mm (30 mm), 42 x 33 x 33 mm (30.5 mm), height x length x width |
| Weight | 80 g (30 mm) or 50 g (30.5 mm), without accessories |
What’s in the box
- One WF10x eyepiece micrometer in the chosen barrel size
Can I return it if it’s not right?
Yes. You have 14 days from delivery to tell us, and a further 14 days to send it back, for a full refund. Keep the manufacturer’s box. Faulty items are covered separately under the warranty.
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