ZOOM Stereoscopic Microscope

Product Description:
When operators use stereomicroscope for observing, it can produce upright three-dimensional images. It is stereoscopic, with clear and wide images as well as a long working distance and a good depth of field. It is easy to operate, intuitive and with efficient test, which is suitable for inspection of electronics industry production line, PCB testing, welding defects (print dislocation and collapsed edge, etc.) of printed circuit assembly, PC board and Vacuum Fluorescent Display as well as teaching in tertiary institutions and universities and so on.

Main Features:

• Sound optical system, clear imaging, high resolution and stereoscopic;
• The right and left optical path are separated in the optical system, prism makes erected image
• Tilting angle of outgoing optical axis: 45 °, easy to operate and observe, while the eyepiece can be rotated at 360 degrees
• WF10X eyepiece is high-point and flat-field with the visual field of Φ20mm, and the whole visual field is even and straight, so that operators wearing glasses can observe without any restrictions.
• The adjustment range of binocular interpupillary distance is wide (55mm ~ 75mm), suitable for people with different interpupillary distance and easy to adjust.

Technical Parameters:                                                                                                            

• Users can observe the image of real object on TV or computer.
• Eyepiece:

• Magnification range of objective lens: 0.7 ~ 4.5X
• Magnification ratio: 6. 5:1
• Adjustment range of binocular interpupillary distance: 55 ~ 75mm
• Working distance: 100mm Moving working distance: 200mm
• Glass loading table: diameter: 95mm
• Halogen tungsten lamp: 12V/20W (for epi-illuminating), fluorescent lamp: 12V/5W (for transmission)
• Optical magnification: 7 ~ 45X (large 2X objective is optional, 25X eyepiece can reach 225 times)

Order options:

• Large objective: 2X 2.
• Eyepiece: 20X and 25X
• Polarizing system: polarizing plate for transmission and reflection