Toolmakers Microscopes

Toolmakers Microscopes

Toolmaker's Microscopes

How do the most minute and miniature components of all types of things get made and measured? The answer shouldn't shock you -- a toolmaker's microscope, a specialty measuring microscope, comes to the rescue. With the ability to determine relative positions, measure angles, and comparison measure at sizes of up to 0.01mm, these high-fidelity microscopes are ideal for inspecting and measuring miniature components of mechanical or electronic parts or even check for defects in very small components, especially in the manufacturing industry.

You don't really need more than between 10X-100X for a toolmaker's microscope, though advanced models often offer even greater magnifications. What you do need are specialized tools, techniques, and accessories for a scope like this, depending on the functionality required. Filters, diaphragms, and lens coatings are just a few examples used to improve image quality, while other features like built-in camera documentation can make it easy to report or send images or video to external devices for review. Special features like an ergonomic design for extra comfort when working for extended periods also contribute to the best toolmaker's microscope designs.

As always, microscope.com has a full range of toolmaker's microscopes and accessories. Shopping here is quick and easy, with free shipping on orders over $150 getting your new scope and equipment to your door in no time at all!

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Stereo Microscope Parts

A low power or stereo microscope typically employs objective lenses of 50x or less. It is used to view specimens that are visible to the naked eye such as insects, crystals, circuit boards and coins. A stereo microscope has three key parts:

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