SWIFT SW380T Compound Trinocular Microscope – 40X-2500X, Swiftcam 25MP, 100 Slides

Overview

The SWIFT SW380T is a versatile compound microscope designed for classroom demonstrations, clinical training, and curious hobbyists. Its robust trinocular design, rotatable Siedentopf head, and integrated imaging solution provide a foundation for detailed slide work, clear demonstrations, and easy documentation.

Six magnifications for flexible viewing

Six magnification levels are accessible through a revolving turret with 4 DIN achromatic objectives: 40X, 100X, 250X, 400X, 1000X, and 2500X. This range supports quick surveys of a sample and focused inspection of fine details at higher power.

• Broad overviews identify regions of interest at lower power
• High-detail viewing reveals cellular or tissue-level features at high power

Ergonomic, shared viewing

The Siedentopf head is fully rotatable for shared use. Interchangeable wide-field eyepieces (10X and 25X) are fixed at a comfortable 30-degree tilt to reduce neck strain, and the interpupillary distance is easily adjustable without losing focus.

Imaging and recording capabilities

The trinocular head accepts camera attachments to view, livestream, record, or capture magnified images. The included 25MP Swiftcam delivers crisp stills, and companion software runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. USB 3.0 enables fast transfers to your computer.

Build, focus, and precision

Two-layer mechanical stage provides stable slide positioning while you pan and align samples. The ultra-precise focusing system supports both coarse and fine adjustments, helping you lock onto details with confidence.

What’s included

• SWIFT SW380T microscope body with two-layer mechanical stage
• Siedentopf rotatable head with six-magnification turret
• Interchangeable 10X and 25X eyepieces
• Swiftcam 25MP camera with editing software
• 100 blank slides and cover slips
• USB 3.0 cable and essential adapters
• Quick-start setup guide

Real-world uses

Designed for clinicians in training, high school and university science labs, and dedicated hobbyists who want to observe, livestream, and document findings. The setup supports both live viewing and sharing insights with peers or instructors, making it a practical tool for study and demonstration.