Measuring Microscope

A measuring microscope observes the surface of an object through an optical magnification system and combines an eyepiece reticle or digital imaging for dimensional measurements. It is used for detecting surface morphology, geometric dimensions, and defect analysis of materials, with common applications in areas such as coating thickness determination and printing dot measurement.
Selection
When selecting, consider measurement accuracy and sample compatibility. Choose upright or inverted observation based on the material's reflective properties. Determine the objective magnification based on the measurement range. For digital types, pay attention to the image sensor's pixel count and the measurement software's functionality. The working distance should accommodate the sample thickness, and environmental vibration factors must be taken into account.

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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

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

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 20~ 200 times magnification, equipped with 8 adjustable luminance LED lights, support 2 million pixel image interpolation to 5 million pixels, easy to observe surface fine structure.

$ 678.00

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

Provide single polarized, orthogonal polarized and conical observation, total magnification 40X~ 1000X, coarse micro coaxial focusing system, fine-tuning accuracy of 0.01mm, built-in dimming high luminance LED lamp.

$ 925.00

Adopt hinged binocular observation head, with adjustable pupil spacing of 55-75mm, total magnification of 40X-1600X, equipped with Abbe condenser and double-decked mechanical stage, support for phase contrast, dark field and other accessories expansion.

$ 603.00

Test accuracy is ensured by using 500g payload and carbide circular tool, built-in horizontal bubble, and 20 times Microscope can accurately measure the size of the Crowd, with a reading accuracy of 0.1mm.

$ 299.00

The monocular observation head and four-hole objective lens converter, with a total magnification of 40X-1000X, are equipped with Abbe condensers and swirl/spin polarizers to support the analysis of the fine structure of birefringent materials.

$ 687.00

Articles

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Transverse Burst Strength Tester for the Evaluation of Impact Resistance of Corrugated Cardboard
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