Similar to a trinocular microscope, a digital microscope system allows users to take photos and videos of magnified objects. Unlike a traditional microscope, however, our digital systems have an unlimited working distance. Instead of slipping a thin, glass slide underneath the lens, users inspect objects of any size or complexity, viewing them from any angle. With images viewed on a computer screen, users no longer need to lean over a microscope. This greatly improves ergonomics. Built-in software enables calibration, measurement, labeling, and cropping. Being able to compare current images with those taken previously allows operators work more efficiently and reliably.
Our MacroZoom digital microscope inspection systems combine huge working distances with magnification range up to 120x with options. Many of our competitors rely on digital zoom to enlarge images, but the MacroZoom combines a 6MP camera with precise glass optics. Images are clear. The color fidelity precise. A variety of mounting solutions are available, including a ball-bearing stand, an articulated arm, and a lab-style base. The light sensitivity of our camera is 300x greater than the competition, making an extra light optional, but all our Micro-Lite® illuminators are compatible. The system includes built-in imaging and measurement software that can be controlled with the included wireless mouse and without a PC. A second, more advanced software package is also included that requires a Windows PC to operate.
The MicroZoom digital microscope provides the highest resolution lenses and the industry’s largest available optical magnification range (up to 445x). With its simple modular assembly, upgrading to higher magnification ranges and various working distances could not be easier. With a specialized adjustable focal length design and wide selection of options, you can rest assured there will be a configuration to meet your specific inspection challenge—and those to come in the future.
Under a traditional microscope, the operator has to constantly raise and lower the unit to see components at different heights. With MicroZoom, there is a special knurled adjustment at the bottom of the main lens. This allows for fine refocusing both upwards and downwards—without ever changing the height of the inspection system! Consequently, this feature is especially convenient when working at high magnification, enabling precision refocusing without any loss of image fidelity.