ATS100 ATS300 Zoom Stereo Microscope

Key Benefits

• 105mm working distance allows tools and components to be positioned under the optics without interference
• 45° inclined eyetubes with high eye-point eyepieces reduce neck strain during extended use
• Extra wide-field eyepieces (Φ23mm) provide a larger viewing area at 10X magnification
• ATS300 turret body enables rapid, orientation-precise magnification changes with excellent parfocal performance
• ATS100 knob-driven zoom allows continuous magnification adjustment with smooth control
• Interpupillary adjustment from 52mm to 76mm accommodates a wide range of users
• Diopter adjustment ±6 allows individual eye focus calibration
• Optional bottom fluorescent and top halogen illumination support diverse specimen types

Application Scenarios

• Precision assembly of jewellery, watch components, and micro-electronic parts under continuous visual guidance
• Long-duration inspection of small industrial parts on a production line with reduced operator fatigue
• Mineral specimen research requiring stable, high-visibility imaging with minimal eye strain
• Quality control of tiny mechanical components where a large depth of field ensures full focus across the surface
• Training sessions in technical schools where multiple users need to view the same object with consistent focus

Who It Is For

• Jewellery and watchmaking workshops requiring high-precision visual control
• Industrial quality inspection teams working on small mechanical or electronic components
• Geology and mineralogy labs studying small specimens with consistent depth of field
• Technical training facilities teaching precision assembly and inspection techniques
• Research labs conducting long-term observation of small-scale physical samples

Problems It Solves

• Short working distance microscopes force operators to remove tools or reposition components during inspection
• Fixed magnification systems require frequent objective changes, increasing inspection time and error risk
• Eyepieces with low eye-point cause discomfort and eye strain during prolonged use
• Lack of parfocal performance in zoom systems leads to refocusing after each magnification change
• Inadequate field of view limits the operator's ability to see the full context of a small component

Technical Features

• Unique optical design with extra long working distance and large depth of field
• Horizontal axial drive control knobs (ATS100) or turret body (ATS300) for magnification adjustment
• 45° inclined eyetubes with high eye-point and extra wide-field eyepieces
• Interpupillary adjustment range of 52mm to 76mm with 10X eyepiece
• Diopter adjustment range of ±6 for individual eye focus calibration
• Focus range of 50mm on standard stand, 100mm on track stand
• Eyepiece holder and head matching dimension of Φ76mm
• Distance from pole center to holder center is 140mm
• Pole diameter is Φ25mm
• Center working stage diameter is Φ95mm
• Optional bottom 5W fluorescent lamp and top 6V/10W halogen lamp for flexible illumination

Specifications

Specifications are taken from the AMADA product data for this item. Confirm critical dimensions with us in writing before ordering.

Customization Options

• Choose between ATS100 (knob-driven zoom) and ATS300 (turret-driven zoom) based on required precision and switching speed
• Select from multiple objective lenses: 1X, 2X, 3X, 4X for different magnification needs
• Use optional eyepieces: SWH10X, SWF15X, SWF20X, SWF30X to adjust magnification and field of view
• Attach optional illumination: bottom fluorescent or top halogen lamp for specimen-specific lighting
• Mount on SD1~SD18 universal stands or U1~U4 series stands with compatible mounting dimensions
• Add mechanical stage S7665 or S10086 with pre-drilled screw holes for secure mounting
• Use CCD adapters C0.3-S, C0.5-S, C1.0-S or digital camera adapters DT01, PT02 for imaging integration
• Install 1X CCD adapter with micrometer CDM1.0 when using a CCD system

Comparison With Other Options

Use Guide

• Adjust interpupillary distance to 52-76mm before focusing to ensure a single merged image
• Set diopter correction on the right eyepiece first, then focus the left eye with the main focus knob
• Use the 105mm working distance to position soldering irons, tweezers, or probes under the optics
• For the ATS300, rotate the turret to change magnification; the image remains in focus across steps
• For the ATS100, turn the horizontal knobs smoothly to adjust zoom; avoid abrupt movements
• When using optional halogen lamp, ensure the power supply matches 6V/10W to prevent damage
• Install mechanical stage only if the stand has pre-drilled screw holes; otherwise, request a custom stand