Digital Measuring Microscope

Digital measuring microscopes convert the dimensions of objects into digital signals through optical magnification and electronic sensors, directly displaying measurement values on the screen. They are used to inspect the dimensions of small parts, surface defects, and printing dots, making them suitable for precision measurements in laboratories and production lines.
Selection
When selecting, consider whether the measurement range and accuracy meet sample requirements, observe the magnification of the objective lens and image clarity, check the stability and ease of operation of the digital display system, confirm the smoothness of the worktable movement, evaluate the impact of environmental vibrations on measurements, and verify that data output functions match practical applications.

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Instruments

Heavy-duty stainless steel structure ensures stable support, equipped with 3 strong magnets for firm adsorption, maintaining the vertical state of Microscope, suitable for various metal surface fixing needs.

$ 339.00

Provides 40x magnification and a 0.60 numerical aperture to ensure high resolution and long working distances for a variety of Microscope applications.

$ 138.00

Made of aluminum, Dimension 150 * 220 * 290mm, support 360 ° swirl/spin adjustment and arm adjustable, suitable for a variety of Microscope models.

$ 154.00

With 450-600X manual adjustment magnification, support microscopic photography, video recording and calibration measurement functions, small size only 12cm long, built-in 8 adjustable warm white light, suitable for mobile detection environment.

$ 393.00

Support 10-200X amplification, with its own WIFI hotspot can connect 5 devices at the same time, equipped with 8 adjustable luminance LED lighting, compact and portable, suitable for outdoor and on-site testing.

$ 554.00

10-200X manual adjustment magnification, 2 million pixel CMOS chip, built-in 8 adjustable warm white light, support distance, angle, area measurement function, portable design is only 12cm long.

$ 344.00

Support capillary tubing and hot stage two measurement methods, temperature range RT +~ 320 ℃, Microscope 40 times magnification observation, sexual repeability +/- 1 ℃ (≤ 200 ℃), to meet the melting point of crystalline organic compounds determination needs.

$ 624.00

Phase contrast technology is used to enhance the contrast ratio of transparent samples, and a high-resolution digital camera is equipped for real-time imagery, supporting 40X-1600X magnification range and autofocus system.

$ 2660.00

Microscope observation mode, support capillary method and hot table method, temperature range RT +~ 320 ℃, resolution 0.1 ℃, repeability +/- 1 ℃ (≤ 200 ℃), Draft Shield design to reduce environmental impact.

$ 749.00

Using binocular stereo Microscope observation, support capillary method and hot table method two measurement methods, temperature resolution of 0.1 ℃, repeability +/- 1 ℃ (≤ 200 ℃), with Draft Shield to reduce environmental impact.

$ 875.00

Equipped with 0.7-4 times high definition industrial grade continuous zoom Microscope, the three-dimensional movement accuracy of the stage reaches 0.01mm, supports video recording and automatic titration function, can observe and test from multiple angles, and data export is convenient.

$ 5802.00

With two types of reflection lighting, support for bright-field and polarized observation; equipped with 5 million pixel digital CMOS camera for autofocus and real-time video recording; magnification 40X-1600X, using infinity Optical inspection system.

$ 6178.00

Optical inspection system with infinity, support 40X-1600X magnification range, with Abbe condenser and coaxial focusing mechanism, can realize high-resolution real-time observation and digital storage function.

$ 1213.00

Illuminant luminance continuous adjustment, equipped with 9.7 inch Android tablet to achieve real-time observation, magnification 40X-1600X, support digital storage and sharing functions.

$ 1898.00

Built-in 16 million pixel imagery system and infinity Optical inspection system, equipped with 9.7 inch IPS retina screen and multiple interfaces, support length, angle and other measurement functions, mildew-proof design to adapt to high heat and humidity environment.

$ 4882.00

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