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Lab Expo Stereo Microscope comes with a three-dimensional view ideal for surface observation and manipulation. These microscopes provide excellent depth of field and a broad working distance. Their optical systems deliver sharp, clear images at lower magnifications. They are available in binocular and trinocular models to suit different needs. Our Stereo Microscope is widely used in electronics, biology, and quality inspection.
FAQ for Stereo Microscope
1: What is a Stereo Microscope?
A Stereo Microscope, also known as a dissecting microscope, provides a 3D visual of the specimen using two separate optical paths for each eye.
2: Why is the 3D view important in Stereo Microscope?
The three-dimensional view allows users to see depth and spatial relationships clearly, which is crucial for accurate handling, assembling or examining of complex or textured objects.
3: Why is a broad working distance important?
A broad working distance provides ample space between the objective lens and the specimen, allowing users to manipulate, dissect or assemble objects under the microscope with ease and without obstruction.
4: How do Stereo Microscopes maintain sharp and clear images at lower magnifications?
They use high-quality objective lenses and widefield eyepieces designed to produce well-defined, true-color images with excellent contrast, even at low magnification.
5: Can a single Stereo Microscope serve multiple industries?
Yes, the flexible design and high-quality optics of stereo microscopes makes them well-suited for a wide range of applications, including biology and electronic component inspection.
