Trinocular metallurgical microscope V3800

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The trinocular reflected and transmitted light metallurgical microscope V3800 adopts a high-quality infinity optical system. It is equipped with epi- and transmitted illumination systems, infinity long-working-distance plan achromat objectives, and a built-in polarizing observation device. Featuring clear images, high contrast, an aesthetic design, and convenient operation, it is capable of microscopic observation of both opaque and transparent specimens. It is especially suitable for observing metallographic specimens, electronic chips, and other samples. It is an ideal instrument for research in metallography, mineralogy, precision engineering, and electronics. Total magnification: 50-800X.

 

 Performance features:

1. Adopts a high-brightness LED lamp with adjustable color temperature, featuring a long lifespan, convenient maintenance, and excellent quality.

2. Equipped with built-in push-pull polarizer and analyzer, suitable for observing the surfaces of highly reflective materials.

3. Configured with 23mm ultra-wide field eyepieces and infinity metallurgical objectives, providing a flat field of view.

4. Features an ECO energy-saving mode and an infrared sensor for automatic power-off, ensuring both energy efficiency and safety.

5. Adopts an external transformer for safe voltage input, while also supporting USB power output.

6. The trinocular head can be freely pushed or pulled to switch between visual observation and microphotography.

7. The entire unit has undergone anti-fungal treatment, effectively protecting the lenses and extending the service life of the instrument.

 

Typical applications:

1. Analyzing the microstructure of metals and minerals.

2. Inspecting PCB boards and electronic chips.

3. Observing specific surface characteristics of materials, such as scratches, cracks, and coating uniformity.