M309 Microscope Support   
Consists of a steel rod 19 mm (3/4 inch) in diameter and 15 cm (6 inches) long with inside threaded collar for holding our standard microscopes M101A, telemicroscopes M101ATand M508 telescope with mounting thread 0.9877 - 1MM NS2. This sturdy support is convenient where the entire unit is to be rested on the surface to be examined since the object can be viewed within the V shaped base.  The vertical rod is 19 mm in diameter and 20 cm long.  This support is not recommended for use with our micrometer slides because the counter-weight is too light for the heavier slides. Net wt. 7 lbs.

M316   
The flat machined top surface stage and adjustable mirror under the stage are used for inspecting or measuring transparent objects.  The surface is 7 x 13 cm (2.25 x 5 inches). The 30 mm diameter vertical rod supports the M330 cross rod 5.7 to 13 cm (2.25 to 5.25 inches) over the top of the stage. Net wt. 10 lbs.

M310 Microscope Support (not shown)  
Same as model m316 except the top stage and mirror are removed and a flat machined top surface of the base support is used to support small objects that are viewed with surface illumination.  Net wt. 10 lbs.

M320 Microscope Support   
The wide heavy base of this support provides extra stability and increased stage area to accommodate large objects.  The base is 17 x 20.5 cm (6.25 x 8 inches) with the top surface machined.  The vertical rod is 30 mm in diameter and 25 cm (10 inches) long. Net wt. 19 lbs.

S750 Elevating Stand with Rack & Pinion 
Permits fine motion height adjustment. The tripod legs with leveling screws are 15 cm long. The height of the stand without the rod is 18 cm.  A 22 mm rod has a close fitting rack and pinion adjustment of approximately 10 cm range the end of which is threaded 3/8-16 and is fitted with a threaded collar to hold our microscopes and telemicroscopes . The rod can be firmly clamped after adjustment. 

S753 Extension Rod for the S750 Elevating Stand (not shown)
19 mm rod with end drilled and tapped to screw to the top of the S720 extending the S750 by 20 cm. 

  

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