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Coaxial Trinocular Metallurgical Microscope Model UMM-60
SPECIFICATIONS:
Body: Ergonomic designed Body Fitted with Monocular/Binocular or Trinocular observation tube inclined at 45°.
Focusing: Both side co-axial focusing knobs.
Nosepiece: Quadruple revolving nosepiece with accurate centering & positive click stops.
Stage: Large Low co-axial Mechanical Stage for X-Y movement of specimen’s up to thickness of 65 mm.
Illumination: Bright field vertical illuminator 6V-20W Halogen with field diaphragm, filter slots and bulb centering mechanism..
Objectives: Achromatic DIN M4X-M10X & M40X. Eyepieces: H6X-WF10X-H16X (any two)
Description
Description
A complex tool for advanced microscopy applications in metallurgical analysis and research contexts is the Coaxial Trinocular Metallurgical Microscope Model UMM-60. Designed to be both accurate and adaptable, it is a vital instrument for closely inspecting samples and opaque materials with remarkable clarity and detail.
With its trinocular head design, this microscope makes it possible to combine conventional observation techniques with digital image and photography technologies. Collaboration, recording, and analysis are made easier by the trinocular design, which allows for simultaneous viewing through two eyepieces and a camera.
The UMM-60’s coaxial coarse and fine focusing mechanisms provide exact control over focusing changes, which is necessary for taking sharp pictures at different magnifications. Its ergonomic design allows for extended use without discomfort thanks to its adjustable interpupillary distance and comfortable viewing angles.
The UMM-60’s illumination system is painstakingly designed to deliver ideal lighting conditions for a range of sample kinds and magnifications. With choices for halogen or LED illumination, as well as transmitted and reflected light sources, it provides versatility and adaptation for various microscopy techniques and specimen needs.
