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Dear customer,

you now have the new Bresser microscope

catalogue in your hands. It contains many

completely new microscopes. In order

to make the right choice in choosing the

correct microscope, please take a few

minutes to read through our introductory

text with explanations about the different

types of microscope.

Advanced amateurs and professionals can

refer directly to the technical data of the

new Bresser Science line; these products

are introduced commencing from page

24.

Generally, there are two main types of

microscopes: Incident light and transmission

type.

An incident light microscope is suitable

for opaque samples like coins, stamps,

minerals or insects. Here, the sample is

illuminated from above and the reﬂ ected

light is magniﬁ ed by the objective.

Stereo microscopes like the Biolux ICD or

Researcher ICD give a three-dimensional

view due to their twin objectives.

With transmission-type microscopes, the

sample is penetrated by the light. In order

to make that possible, the sample must

be transparent, be prepared and put on a

blank slide. Because such objects are mostly

from within the realm of biology, these

microscopes are also called “biological

microscopes”. Such thin sample slices

give a fascinating view inside organs, cell

cultures or even minerals.

Additionally, there are microscopes that are

equipped with both kinds of illumination.

Two examples are the Duolux and the

Researcher ICD.

The Bresser microscope portfolio is divided

in three lines: Models for beginners

(starting at page 10), for school and

hobbyists (from page 15 on) and advanced

systems for science and research (from

page 24 on).

The beginner models are very suitable

for children and occasional observers.

They provide an interesting entry into the

“small” world.

The “school & hobby” line offers solid

optical and mechanical quality at a

reasonable price. The main emphasis is lies

on practical use “always and everywhere”.

Many of these microscopes are equipped

with internal rechargeable batteries for

outdoor-use. This product line is ideal for

schools and hobbyists. It is versatile and

expandable with many useful accessories.

These microscopes can therefore grow

with the demands of the user.

The new “Science” line builds the base

for demanding amateurs and professional

observers like universities, scientiﬁ c research

and environment institutions. Precise high-

class optics and mechanical components

meet the high demands of daily laboratory

use. Special illumination systems make

specialist applications like ﬂ uorescence or

polarisation microscopy possible or even

inverse observation of sediments etc. A

special accessory programme rounds out

this product segment (see Microscope

Matrix on pages 8-9).

Table of Contents:

Important points on microscopy ........... 6-7

Microscope Matrix ............................... 8-9

Beginner Models

Biotar .................................................... 10

Microscope Set ..................................... 11

Duolux ............................................. 12-13

Biolux ICD / Halogen ............................. 14

Models for School and Hobby

Biorit ..................................................... 15

Erudit MO ............................................. 16

Erudit DLX ............................................ 17

Researcher Bino + Trino .................... 18-19

New ICD ................................................ 20

Free Page ............................................... 21

Researcher ICD .................................. 22-23

"Science" Models

Science TRM-301 ............................. 24-25

Science ADL-601P ............................ 26-27

Science ADL-601F ............................. 28-29

Science MPO-401 ............................. 30-31

Science IVM-401 ............................... 32-33

Science MTL-201 .............................. 34-35

Science ETD-101 ............................... 36-37

Accessories

MicrOcular ............................................. 38

Optional accessories ......................... 39-40

Glossary

Microscope ABC's ............................ 47-49

Company proﬁ le ................................... 51

Introduction

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 53 54

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