Metallurgical Microscope LBN-MO121 has an infinity plan optical system with a magnification range of 40x-400x and a Siedentopf binocular head with a 30° inclination. It consists of a quadruple outward revolving nosepiece, a LWD coverless objective, and a double-layered mechanical working stage. Halogen is used as a source of light with transmitting and reflecting features.
| Optical System | Infinity Plan |
| Standard Magnification | 40x – 400x |
| Head Type | Siedentopf Binocular |
| Inclination | 30° |
| Rotation | 360° |
| Interpupillary | 48-75 mm |
| Eyepiece | WF10x/18mm, 2 pc |
| Eyepiece Diameter | 23.2 mm |
| Nosepiece | Outward, 4 holes |
| Objective | Infinity Plan Achromatic objective 4x/0.1//- WD17.3mm, infinity Plan Achromatic objective 10x/0.25//- WD 10.0mm, infinity plan achromatic objective 40x/0.60//0 WD 2.9 mm |
| Working Stage Type | 2 Layer Mechanical |
| Stage Size | 150 × 140 mm |
| Moving Size | 75 × 50 mm |
| Focusing Range | 24 mm |
| Scale | 0.002 mm |
| Condenser | Abbe Swing out, 1.25 N. A, Swing out NA 0.9/0.25 with iris diaphragm and filter |
| Light Source Type | Halogen |
| Transmit Light | 6V20W Halogen, brightness adjustable |
| Reflect Light | 6V/20W Halogen, Kohler illumination, Epi-illuminator with Iris Aperture Diaphragm and iris field diaphragm, brightness adjustable |
| Power Supply Type | AC 110V- 240V |
| Polarizing | Polarizer, Analyzer Optional |
| Dimensions (L × D × H) | 360 × 260 × 620 mm |
| Gross Weight | 12 Kg |
Metallurgical Microscopes have applications in the fields of alloy and metal engineering and the mineral industry. They are used for the inspection of thin metal plates, electric circuits, opaque metals, and minerals.
Metallurgical Microscopes have applications in the fields of alloy and metal engineering and the mineral industry. They are used for the inspection of thin metal plates, electric circuits, opaque metals, and minerals.
Most Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a Metallurgical Microscope?
Ans. A Metallurgical Microscope is a specialized optical instrument used for examining the structure, composition, and defects of metals, alloys, and other solid materials at high magnification.
2. How is a Metallurgical Microscope different from a Biological Microscope?
Ans. Unlike a Biological Microscope, which is designed for transparent samples, a Metallurgical Microscope is used for opaque and reflective materials, utilizing reflected light illumination instead of transmitted light.
3. What type of illumination is used in a Metallurgical Microscope?
Ans. Our Metallurgical Microscope uses LED and halogen illumination to provide bright, consistent lighting for high-contrast imaging.
4. What magnification range is available in a Metallurgical Microscope?
Ans. We offer magnifications ranging from 50x to 500x, depending on the objective lenses and eyepieces used.
5. What industries use Metallurgical Microscopes?
Ans. Industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, metallurgy, manufacturing, and material research use Metallurgical Microscopes for quality control, material testing, and failure analysis.
Metallurgical Microscope LBN-MO121 has an infinity plan optical system with a magnification range of 40x-400x and a Siedentopf binocular head with a 30° inclination. It consists of a quadruple outward revolving nosepiece, a LWD coverless objective, and a double-layered mechanical working stage. Halogen is used as a source of light with transmitting and reflecting features.
