CB2000CF Compound Binocular Microscope, 40-2000X
The Celestron Labs CB2000CF Binocular Compound Microscope provides laboratory-grade optical performance with impressive power ranging from 40x up to 2000x magnification. Engineered with durable all-metal construction and a fully mechanical stage, this binocular compound microscope delivers exceptional clarity for educational institutions, research labs, and dedicated hobbyists.
Unlock intricate cellular detail with the high-performance Celestron Labs CB2000CF Binocular Compound Microscope. Equipped with four DIN achromatic objective lenses (4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x immersion) paired with 10x and 20x eyepieces, this powerful biological instrument ensures sharp, color-corrected images across eight distinct power levels. An integrated N 1.25 Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm optimizes lower LED illumination for enhanced resolution, while coaxial fine and coarse focus knobs allow for pinpoint adjustments. Complete with 10 prepared slides, three color filters, and immersion oil, the Celestron Labs CB2000CF offers everything needed to begin scientific exploration right out of the box.
What magnification range does the Celestron Labs CB2000CF Binocular Compound Microscope provide?
The Celestron Labs CB2000CF Binocular Compound Microscope offers magnification powers ranging from 40x up to 2000x through combinations of its 10x and 20x eyepieces with 4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x objective lenses.
What accessories come with the Celestron Labs CB2000CF Binocular Compound Microscope?
The Celestron Labs CB2000CF Binocular Compound Microscope includes 10 prepared specimen slides, 3 color filters (blue, green, white opaque), a bottle of immersion oil, and a universal AC power adapter with global wall plugs.
Is the Celestron Labs CB2000CF Binocular Compound Microscope suitable for beginners and classroom use?
Yes, the Celestron Labs CB2000CF Binocular Compound Microscope features intuitive coarse and fine focus controls, a durable all-metal frame, and pre-made slides, making it ideal for students, teachers, and science labs.







































