AmScope is a leading manufacturer of high-quality microscopes, industrial inspection systems, and optical accessories for education, research, and hobbyists.
AmScope is a premier provider of microscopy equipment and accessories, dedicated to making professional-grade optical instruments accessible to everyone from students and hobbyists to researchers and industrial professionals. With a vast catalog that ranges from beginner STEM kits and student biological microscopes to advanced stereo boom capabilities and high-resolution digital imaging cameras, AmScope has established itself as a trusted name in the scientific community.
Headquartered in the United States, the brand focuses on delivering reliable precision instruments at affordable prices. Their product line includes compound microscopes, stereo microscopes, digital inspection cameras, and a wide array of accessories such as illuminators, lenses, and prepared slides. AmScope is committed to customer support and education, providing tools that foster scientific discovery and industrial quality control worldwide.
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Manuals are often available on the AmScope Camera Support page for digital products, or can be requested directly through the Technical Support page by providing your model number.
AmScope typically offers a five-year factory warranty on microscopes and a one-year warranty on accessories and electronic components (cameras, illuminators).
You will need to install the specific drivers and software for your camera model, available on the AmScope Camera Support page, and connect via the USB cable provided.
For many LED models, the bulb is integrated and not designed for frequent replacement. For tungsten or halogen models, the bulb housing is typically accessible at the base allowing for replacement.
Use a soft, lint-free cloth or lens paper. For stubborn dirt, use a small amount of optical lens cleaning solution. Avoid abrasive materials.