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Leica DM750P Polarizing Microscope
Microscope for earth science education and research - Leica DM750P. Capable of analyzing rock thin sections and identifying minerals using conoscopy. Document your results with a digital camera for image capture with full software integration.
Geared toward earth science applications in both classrooms and research laboratories, the Leica DM750P microscope is a robust stand, compact and designed to withstand the toughest student use. It is maintenance-free and student-friendly to provide trouble free operation each day.
Stay engaged with cost-effective, high-quality Leica microscopes
Equipped with a 360° rotatable stage to accommodate slides and built-in analyzer / Bertrand lens module, the DM750P is ideal for mineralogy classrooms and more advanced research alike. An integrated camera or trinocular tube with camera can be added so you can go digital.
With 165 years of microscope design and manufacturing experience, the Leica DM750P student microscope provides students with the capabilities they need to study the finest details in all the sciences.
Keeping college or university students engaged in the coursework becomes a lot easier with the Education Solutions from Nuhsbaum and Leica.
Maintenance free by design
The maintenance free, fully sealed, brass shaft focus mechanism is the same design that is used in Leica's Clinical Microscopes. This provides smooth, accurate focus control over the life of the microscope.
The durable, built-in mechanical stage with low position X/Y controls make it comfortable and accurate for moving slides at high magnifications. With an extended travel range, the stage can hold up to two specimen slides simultaneously.
Digital Classroom, Leica AirTeach
Work with live image thumbnail overviews of all connected microscopes, share up to four images in class or switch to a PowerPoint presentation to vary teaching content.
View and share microscope images via Wi-Fi stream or choose Ethernet Mode for more students to connect to a microscope through the facilities' network connection. The USB mode is helpful for inspection of moving specimens in high speed.