About MAGNUS ZOOM STEREO BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE MODEL MSZ PLUS
MAGNUS ZOOM STEREO BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE
MODEL MSZ PLUS having greenough optical system, 45 degree inclined binocular observation
tube, having Zoom Ratio 1:6.7, Objective Zoom Range 0.75x-5x (Magnification Range :7.5x - 50x
with 10x eyepiece), Paired Widefield Eyepiece 10x/23mm, working distance 110mm with in-built
Light Stand (Incident : 3W LED & Transmitted 3W LED), black & white plate & frosted glass plate
included in Standard set.
Advanced Stereo ImagingExperience crisp, detailed, and three-dimensional visualization with the MAGNUS MSZ PLUS, equipped with a parfocal zoom system and achromatic objectives. The wide field of view and long working distance allow comfortable observation and manipulation of large objects, making this microscope ideal for biological studies or industrial quality control.
Ergonomic & Durable ConstructionThe robust metal alloy frame with an anti-corrosive finish ensures durability, while its ergonomic, 45 inclined, and 360 rotatable binocular head offers flexibility and reduces neck strain. Anti-fungal optical coatings keep the optics clear, providing reliable use even in challenging environments.
Versatile Magnification & Accessory SupportZoom seamlessly from 7x to 45x, or expand your observation range up to 180x with auxiliary objectives and higher-power eyepieces. The MSZ PLUS accommodates digital camera adapters for image documentation and supports various upgrades for advanced applications, lending itself to continuous professional use.
FAQ's of MAGNUS ZOOM STEREO BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE MODEL MSZ PLUS:
Q: How do I adjust the magnification on the MSZ PLUS microscope?
A: To change magnification, use the zoom knob to adjust seamlessly from 0.7x to 4.5x objective magnification (totaling 7x to 45x with the supplied 10x eyepieces). For even higher magnification up to 180x, auxiliary objectives and higher-power eyepieces can be added.
Q: What types of samples can I observe with this microscope?
A: The MSZ PLUS is designed for high-precision, three-dimensional observation, making it suitable for biological specimens, small parts inspection, circuit analysis, and educational demonstrations. Its 70 mm object height limit and interchangeable stage plates facilitate examination of various sample types.
Q: When should I use incident versus transmitted LED illumination?
A: Incident (top) LED lighting is ideal for opaque samples such as rocks, plant surfaces, or circuit boards, while transmitted (bottom) illumination is best for transparent or semi-transparent samples like biological tissues or thin sections. Both are adjustable for optimal visibility.
Q: Where can I connect a camera to the microscope for image capture?
A: Digital camera adapters can be attached to the eyepiece tubes, enabling you to document observations with a compatible camera. The microscope does not have a built-in sensor; imaging capability is added via accessories.
Q: What is the procedure for focusing and adjusting interpupillary distance?
A: Focus is achieved via the rack and pinion system for vertical stage movement, while interpupillary distance is easily adjusted between 54 mm and 76 mm to match user comfort. Both eyepiece tubes have diopter adjustment for individualized viewing.
Q: How does the MSZ PLUS benefit extended work sessions?
A: The microscope's ergonomic 45 inclined, 360 rotatable binocular head and rubber eye guards minimize fatigue, while the parfocal zoom and long working distance enable seamless inspection and manipulation of samples during prolonged periods.