Introduction

Stereo Microscope contains an achromatic objective, a Siedentopf trinocular head, and a 45° inclination. The stereo objective of the microscope has a 100 mm focusing range and can focus on both coarse and fine objects. It has a track stand design, an adjustable head diopter, and a Greenough optical system with 8x–50x magnification.

Applications

Stereo Microscope is used for research analysis of samples, materials, and PCBs designed in the fields of engineering institutes, technologies, medical institutes, surface embedded industries, health clinics, etc.

Specifications

Optical SystemGreenough
Standard Magnification8x-50x
Head TypeSiedentopf Trinocular
RotationHead Rotate 360°
Interpupillary52-75 mm
Eyepiece Diameter30 mm
EyepieceWF10x/22mm, 2 Pcs
Objective0.8x-5.0x, stereo
Focusing Range100 mm
Stereo Zoom Ratio0.045891203703704
Working Distance115mm, up to 45-211m
Stereo Stand TypeTrack Stand
Stereo StandBig Fan Track Stand, No Light
Weight8 Kg
Dimensions( L × D × H)360 × 350 × 410 mm

Features

It is simple, safe, reliable, and easy to operate.

Siedentopf Trinocular head type.

Greenough optical system.

It consists of an adjustable diopter.

Stereo objective type, 0.8x-5.0x.

Track stand type with no light.

FAQs

1. What are Stereo Microscopes used for?

Stereo Microscopes are used to observe the surface structure of specimens in three dimensional view for detailed visual inspection.

2. What optical system is used in Stereo Microscopes?

Stereo Microscopes use a Greenough optical system to provide clear, accurate, and high quality 3D images.

3. How do Stereo Microscopes support flexible sample observation?

Stereo Microscopes offer adjustable magnification settings to accommodate different sample sizes and inspection requirements.

4. How are Stereo Microscopes designed for user comfort?

Stereo Microscopes feature ergonomic designs that allow comfortable operation during extended observation sessions.

5. What types of samples can be examined using Stereo Microscopes?

Stereo Microscopes are suitable for examining blood samples, tissue cultures, and material surfaces.

6. Where are Stereo Microscopes commonly used?

Stereo Microscopes are commonly used in laboratories, metallurgy facilities, and research environments requiring surface inspection.

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