Our customer from Sweden asked us to find a suitable microscope for viewing the counting chamber clearly under 40x and 100x lens.
A hemocytometer (also known as a haemocytometer or a cell counting chamber) is a tool used for manual cell counting. As the name implies, the hemocytometer was originally invented for quantifying blood cells.
We find the same counting chamber as cusomter's specification from our stock. After check different microscope models, we decided to recommand A33.2601 LCD digital biological microscope for this work. We put this counting chamber under A33.2601 40x and 100x lens.
After adjusting light source, focusing knob, and condenser height carefully, we got clear & sharp image both in eyepiece and LCD screen, under 40x and 100x. It will be good enough to count the cells on the camber by those images.
See more details of A33.2601 LCD digital microscope and counting chamber from OptoEdu:
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