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URL: http://www.lightglassoptics.com/LeicaWild-M3Z-Stereo-Microscope_p_448.html
Proper Citation: Heerbrugg M3Z Stereomicroscope (RRID:SCR_020004)
Description: Leica/Wild M3Z Stereo Microscope that has been serviced by a qualified microscope tech and meets factory specs. It has its Wild 10X, high eyepoint widefield eyepieces and a 1.0X bottom objective. In my opinion, the M-Series by Leica is the best stereomicroscope available. I like Zeiss as well, but have never had a Leica optical element delaminate. The M-Series is the microscope you want if you spend a lot of time looking through the eyepieces, want the brightest, flattest field and highest resolution. Built for demanding users, the Wild/Leica M-series is built to last.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Heerbrugg, Stereomicroscope, Instrument Equipment, USEDit
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