Stereo Zoom Microscope BZSI-504 is engineered for accurate three-dimensional observation in research and industrial settings. This Microscope ensures consistent range and speed using its WF10X eyepiece magnification and 0.7X-4.5X objective lens. It features a trinocular head inclined at 45°, designed for efficient imaging and extended comfort. One benefits from its smooth zoom capability and durable construction under various working conditions. Our Stereo Zoom Microscope BZSI-504 is ideal for circuit board inspections, biological dissections, gemstone analysis, assembly quality control, and forensic applications.
| Overall Magnification | 7X-45X |
| Zoom Ratio | 6.4:1 |
| Eyepiece Magnification | WF10X/20mm |
| Objective Lens | 0.7X-4.5X |
| Lens Barrel | Trinocular head, inclined at 45° |
| Eye Width Range | 55-75 mm |
| Working Distance | 100 mm |
| Pillar Height | 240 mm |
| Pillar Diameter | Φ32 mm |
| Stage Dimension | 200 mm × 255 mm, φ95 mm Glass Board |
| Packaging Dimension | 40 × 50 × 60 cm |
| Package Gross Weight | 5 Kg |
Our Stereo Zoom Microscope BZSI-504 is extensively used in precision assembly, sample dissection, and material verification tasks. It supports critical visual inspections in industrial, academic, and biomedical laboratories with outstanding image depth and accuracy. Its versatility ensures enhanced performance across quality control, research analysis, and educational training.
Frequently Asked Questions
1: What is a trinocular head?
A trinocular head has two eyepieces for viewing and one port for attaching a camera or imaging device.
2: Is it portable?
Basic models are lightweight and portable. Advanced versions may be heavier due to added features.
3: How do I focus the microscope?
Use the coarse focus knob to bring the sample into sharp view. Some models also include fine focus adjustments.
4: What kind of maintenance is needed?
Keep lenses clean, avoid touching optics, and store in a dust-free area. Regular cleaning ensures clear images.
5: Is it suitable for electronics inspection?
Yes, it is widely used for inspecting PCBs, solder joints, and small electronic parts due to its 3D clarity.