Stereo Microscopes

Stereo microscopes offer three-dimensional visualization of specimens, crucial for detailed examination. They enhance precision and clarity in laboratory imaging processes.

  4. NIKON STEREOMICROSCOPE 16X - 70X with BOOM STAND

    Stereo Microscopes

    NIKON STEREOMICROSCOPE 16X - 70X with BOOM STAND

    Stereomicroscope with Boom Stand Choice of 10X, 15X or 20X Eyepieces

  7. OLYMPUS STEREO MICROSCOPE 10X - 40X

    Stereo Microscopes

    OLYMPUS STEREO MICROSCOPE 10X - 40X

    Stereo Microscope and Boom Stand

    Fostec/Kramer light source and dual light pipe in photos are not included.Please inquiry on availability.  

  12. WILD LEITZ APOZOOM STEREO MICROSCOPE

    Stereo Microscopes

    WILD LEITZ APOZOOM STEREO MICROSCOPE

    Reflected and Transmitted Light

    Nomarski Prism and λ/4 Wave Plate

    XY Stage with Encoders and Readout

Common Applications

biological research

industrial inspection

forensics

quality control

archaeology

gemology

Buying Guide

Stereo Microscope Buying Considerations

  • Assess magnification capability suited for your specific inspection needs.
  • Choose between binocular or trinocular heads based on usage, such as photography.
  • Evaluate the quality of optics for accurate color transmission and clarity.
  • Consider ergonomic design to ensure comfort during extended use periods.
  • Check compatibility with digital imaging systems if documentation is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are stereo microscopes used for?
Stereo microscopes are used for obtaining three-dimensional views of specimens, essential in detailed examination tasks in labs.
How do stereo microscopes differ from conventional microscopes?
Stereo microscopes provide a 3D view by using two optical paths, unlike conventional microscopes which offer a flat, 2D image.
What industries benefit from stereo microscopes?
Industries such as biological research, electronics inspection, and material science benefit from stereo microscopes.
Can stereo microscopes be used in education?
Yes, stereo microscopes are often used in educational settings for hands-on learning in biology and geology.
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