NEWLY REFURBISHED AMERICAN OPTICAL AO 569 STEREOZOOM MICROSCOPE & FIBER OPTIC, US $595.00 – Picture 0

NEWLY REFURBISHED AMERICAN OPTICAL AO 569 STEREOZOOM MICROSCOPE & FIBER OPTIC, US $595.00 – Picture 1

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NEWLY REFURBISHED AMERICAN OPTICAL AO 569 STEREOZOOM MICROSCOPE & FIBER OPTIC, US $595.00 – Picture 5

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Newly Refurbished American Optical Ao 569 Stereozoom Microscope & Fiber Optic

US $595.00

Garfield, New Jersey, United States
Jan 30th

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This is another NEWLY REFURBISHED AMERICAN OPTICAL Model 569 StereoStar microscope, with a massive boom stand and a MICROLITE Model FL3000 fiber optic ringlight illuminator. All-metal pod, zoom range is 7X to 30X, infinitely variable, with the included AO #145 WF10X/20 diameter eyepieces. The interocular distance is adjustable, and there are dual diopter adjustments. The gears in the focusing mount are in fine shape, and the boomstand has a wrist articulation. The MICROLITE fiber optic ringlight illuminator is a 150 watt fan-cooled unit with infinitely variable output. This instrument has been cleaned and lubricated, and all optics cleaned and aligned. It is in fine working condition and produces excellent images at all magnifications, and the boom arm can be adjusted to provide any extension or position desired. The weight for all is about 60 pounds. Buyer pays actual insured shipping cost, no packing or handling charges. No pick-up, all items are shipped. I am an engineer, and I design optical and optomechanical apparatus for industry. I also refurbish microscopes and related equipment, and sell them to businesses and universities. I mention this to avoid having my refurbished instruments confused with the "removed from service" and "powers up" garage-sale things, and my feedback speaks for itself.