Stereo Microscope Head
Stereo microscope heads that provide binocular or trinocular observation with adjustable interpupillary distance, 45° inclined and 360° rotatable eyepieces, and zoom optics for inspection of three-dimensional parts across electronics, metallurgy, and precision assembly applications.
A stereo microscope head is the optical viewing unit that mounts to a stand or arm and provides magnified, three-dimensional visual inspection of opaque parts. These heads feature a Greenough optical system for true depth perception, a zoom ratio of 1:6.4, and magnification range from 0.7X to 4.5X with a 1X objective. They are available in binocular and trinocular configurations, with 45° inclined and 360° rotatable eyepieces that can be locked in any position. Interpupillary adjustment spans 54-75mm, and diopter compensation is ±5 diopters per eye. Optional auxiliary lenses allow magnification up to 160X.
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XSZ7045 Digital Stereo Zoom Microscope Head
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XSZ6745 Trinocular Stereo Microscope Head
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XSZ6745 Binocular Stereo Microscope Head
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XSZ7045 Trinocular Zoom Stereo Microscope Head
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XSZ7045 Binocular Zoom Stereo Microscope Head
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XT60 10/20/30/40X Stereo Microscope Head
View DetailsWhat Goes Wrong Without the Right Stereo Microscope Head
- Fixed eyepiece angle forces operators into awkward posture during long inspection sessions
- Lack of interpupillary adjustment causes eye strain when multiple users share the same microscope
- Non-rotatable heads limit access when working around a bench with limited space
- Single magnification heads require frequent lens changes when inspecting parts of different sizes
- No trinocular port prevents integration with digital cameras or documentation systems
Who Buys From This Category
- Electronics rework technicians inspecting PCBs, SMDs, and BGA packages
- Metallurgy labs checking surface finish, welds, and casting defects
- Precision assembly lines verifying micro-mechanical components and watch parts
- Jewellery workshops examining stone settings and engraving details
- Teaching labs demonstrating three-dimensional structure in biology and materials science
Why These Items
- 45° inclined and 360° rotatable eyepieces allow ergonomic viewing from any angle
- Interpupillary adjustment from 54-75mm accommodates a wide range of users
- Diopter compensation of ±5 diopters per eye ensures clear focus for both eyes
- Zoom ratio of 1:6.4 provides continuous magnification from 0.7X to 4.5X without changing objectives
- Optional auxiliary lenses extend magnification range up to 160X for detailed inspection
- Trinocular models include a port for attaching digital cameras or documentation systems
- Greenough optical system delivers true depth perception and flat, bright field of view
Where These Are Used
- Inspecting a PCB with uneven component height where depth perception reveals solder bridges
- Checking a machined metal surface for cracks or tool marks under variable magnification
- Documenting a watch movement assembly using a trinocular head with a digital camera
- Examining a gemstone setting where the 360° rotatable head allows access from all sides
- Teaching students how to identify surface features in a three-dimensional specimen
Before You Order
- Confirm the mounting interface of your stand matches the head's attachment type before ordering
- Choose a trinocular head if you need to connect a camera or document inspection results
- Select a model with diopter adjustment if multiple users will operate the same head
- Verify the working distance of 100mm is sufficient for your largest part size
- Check whether your existing stand supports the weight and balance of the head
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a trinocular head with a digital camera?
Yes. Trinocular heads include a 45° port for attaching a digital camera or documentation system.
What is the working distance of this stereo microscope head?
The working distance is 100mm when using the 1X objective, allowing space for tools and parts during inspection.
Is the eyepiece angle adjustable?
Yes. The eyepieces are 45° inclined and 360° rotatable, and can be locked in any position for ergonomic viewing.
Can I change the magnification without changing the objective?
Yes. The zoom ratio of 1:6.4 allows continuous magnification from 0.7X to 4.5X. Additional magnification up to 160X is possible with optional auxiliary lenses.
Do these heads come with eyepieces and objectives?
Yes. Standard configuration includes a WF10X eyepiece with F.N.20 and a 1X objective. Other eyepieces and objectives are available as accessories.
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