Inverted Metallurgical Microscope With Binocular Head, 50X To 500X Magnification, Plan Objectives, 220 VAC, Built To Last, Rugged, Ergonomic Design For All Day Lab Work

Inverted Metallurgical Microscope with Binocular Head ✔️ 50X-500X magnification, plan objectives, ergonomic, single unit

This inverted metallurgical microscope is built for quality control labs and materials research, offering extra working distance and compatibility with glass and plastic vessels. The binocular, inclined Siedentop viewing head provides ergonomic viewing, while the quintuple nosepiece with precision click stops enables quick objective changes. A 247 mm x 180 mm plain mechanical stage, variable rheostat, and automatic voltage sensing power supply support 220 VAC operation. A front-mounted camera port accepts 35 mm CCD and digital photo attachments.

✅ Head configuration: binocular
✅ Interpupillary distance: 53 to 75 mm
✅ Magnification options: 50X/100X/200X/500X
✅ Maximum magnification: 500X
✅ Objectives: plan
✅ Inverted design offers extra working distance and larger sample sizes
✅ Stage: 247 mm x 180 mm plain mechanical
✅ Coaxial coarse and fine-focus control knobs (low-position)
✅ Power: 220 VAC with variable rheostat and automatic voltage sensing
✅ Front-mounted camera port for 35 mm CCD and digital photo attachments
✅ Infinity-corrected optics provide crisp, distortion-free images
✅ Applications: quality control, failure analysis, materials research

💡 What is an inverted metallurgical microscope used for in metalworking and materials testing?

It’s handy for evaluating microstructures in metals and ceramics, especially with larger samples. - Handy for quality control and failure analysis in manufacturing
- Useful for inspecting metals, alloys, particles, pores, and surface features
- Inverted design increases working distance and sample size
- Infinity-corrected optics deliver crisp, distortion-free images
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