Olympus® SZ2-Series
Zoom Stereo Microscopes
Description
The SZ2-Series meets the demand for higher precision in industrial research, semiconductor, and technology industries. The high magnification factors, superb resolution, compact design and extra-long working distance make these microscopes high performance tools that deliver quality results. LECO and Olympus—A perfect match for all your microscopy needs.
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Features
- Greenough optics offer brighter, more distinct images even at the periphery of the field of view
- Various types of microscope bodies ideal for your coaxial vertical illumination and TV observation needs
- Coaxial vertical illuminator provides shade-free images while retaining a high level of brightness through the entire depth of the specimen
- Trinocular tube with simple focusing for photomicrographic equipment or a TV camera
Highlight
Super Widefield, High-Eyepoint GSWH10X Eyepieces
SZ2-Series microscopes come with super widefield, high-eyepoint GSWH10X eyepieces which enable observation over a wide area and are convenient for operators who wear glasses. 10X, 15X, 20X, and 30X eyepieces are available.
Optical Service
Our optical service department offers both field and in-house service on all our hardness testing systems, microscopes, and metallographs. Services include preventive maintenance, alignment, adjustment, and repair. Our staff of qualified service specialists are available to offer advice and answer your questions regarding instrument usage and the requirements of various standards.
A2LA Accredited
Calibrations from our optical service department comply with the requirements of ISO Standard 17025 and applicable ASTM standards. The department is accredited by the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA) under certificate number 1845.01. Click here to learn more about our scope and certificate of accreditation.
