About Monocular Metallurgical Microscope
Monocular Metallurgical Microscope
Special graduated detachable mechanical stage for x-y movement of specimen, solid state variable light control transformer 20 watt for Halogen Bulb. Supplied with a daylight blue filter in mount, a spare bulb, vinyl cover, complete in a plywood storing cabinet with following optical combination: Ach. Objectives: M 10x and M 40x Huy. Eyepieces: 10x and 15x
(i) With achromatic objectives.
(ii) With Achromatic objectives assembled from imported hard coated lenses for anti-reflection.
Reliable Structure for Precision AnalysisBuilt upon a heavy-duty cast iron base, this microscope guarantees vibration stability during operation. The sturdy rectangular mechanical stage and ball bearing-mounted revolving nosepiece enable smooth, precise sample positioning for meticulous metallurgical study. The anti-fungal optics and robust enamel finish ensure longevity and enduring performance.
Effective Reflected Light MicroscopySpecially designed for metallurgical analysis, the microscope utilizes a built-in halogen lamp and in-built condenser to provide incident light, revealing surface structures in metals and alloys with clarity. Achromatic objectives and wide-field eyepieces deliver sharp images at various magnifications, up to 1000x, essential for research and quality control.
User-Friendly Operation and MaintenanceIntuitive coarse and fine focusing mechanisms (with 0.002mm precision) make sample examination smooth and accurate. The monocular drawtube inclined at 45 offers comfortable extended viewing sessions. Included accessorieslike a dust cover, cleaning paper, and instruction manualmake maintenance straightforward for consistent optical quality.
FAQs of Monocular Metallurgical Microscope:
Q: How does the microscope maintain stability during use?
A: The microscope features a heavy-duty cast iron base that minimizes vibrations, ensuring stable and precise observation even during intense sample study or manipulation.
Q: What is the magnification range and how is it achieved?
A: Utilizing interchangeable wide-field eyepieces (WF10x) and achromatic objectives (10x, 40x SL, 100x SL oil), the microscope offers a magnification range from 100x up to 1000x, allowing flexible examination of various metallurgical specimens.
Q: When is this microscope typically used in industrial and research settings?
A: The instrument is primarily employed for metallurgical analysis in laboratories, quality control facilities, research organizations, and educational institutions to inspect metal grain, phases, and surface structures.
Q: Where can samples be positioned on this microscope, and what is the maximum sample height?
A: Samples are placed on the rectangular mechanical stage, which accommodates specimens up to 30mm in height. The stage allows X-Y movement (70mm x 30mm) for precise area selection during analysis.
Q: What process does the microscope use to examine metallic samples?
A: The microscope uses reflected light microscopy, where incident light from a built-in halogen lamp illuminates the samples surface, enhancing visibility of metallurgical features without requiring transparency.
Q: How is the focus adjusted and what precision can be achieved?
A: Focusing is managed by mechanical coarse and fine adjustment controls. The fine adjustment offers precision up to 0.002mm, allowing for exceptional detail and sharpness during inspection.
Q: What are the benefits of the included accessories and robust build?
A: Accessories such as a dust cover, lens cleaning paper, and instruction manual facilitate upkeep, while the robust metal body and anti-fungal coated optics ensure long-term, reliable operation even in demanding environments.