METALLURGICAL MICROSCOPE (INVERTED)

The Metallurgical Microscope (Inverted) is a modern binocular/trinocular inverted metallurgical microscope designed for the observation and examination of metal surfaces, materials, and microstructures. Its inverted configuration allows convenient examination of large or solid specimens, making it suitable for metallurgical and materials science applications.

Key Features & Specifications

• Type: Binocular / Trinocular inverted metallurgical microscope
• Focusing System: Coaxial coarse and fine adjustment
• Movement: Smooth motion assembled on ball-bearing guides
• Illumination: Horizontal illuminator with centering provision
• Diaphragms: Field and aperture diaphragms for controlled illumination
• Filter Provision: Slots provided for inserting optical filters
• Base: Built-in variable solid-state transformer
• Stage: Large and sturdy stage with X-Y axis movement
• Objectives: M 5X, M 10X, and M 20X
• Eyepieces: Paired WF 10X wide-field eyepieces

Optional Measuring Accessories

Micrometer Eyepiece:
Available as an optional accessory and fitted with a 10 mm scale divided into 100 parts for measurement and observation.

Object Micrometer Slide:
Features a 1 mm scale divided into 100 divisions, useful for calibration and microscopic measurements.

Filar Micrometer Eyepiece / Grain Size Eyepiece:
Optional WF 10X eyepiece supplied with an 8-grain comparison chart for rapid comparison and evaluation of microstructures.

Filters

The microscope can be equipped with filters in metal mounts, including:

• Green
• Yellow
• Blue
• Daylight Blue

Applications

The microscope is suitable for metallurgical laboratories, material testing, quality control, research institutions, engineering colleges, universities, and industrial laboratories for studying metal surfaces, grain structures, and material microstructures.