B5 Stereo Microscope Stand
The B5 Stereo Microscope Stand is a heavy-duty support structure designed for stereo microscope heads.

Product Overview
The B5 Stereo Microscope Stand is a heavy-duty support structure designed for stereo microscope heads. It features a 300mm vertical arm height, 100mm focusing stroke, and a large flat base measuring 380x260mm, providing stable mounting for inspection and assembly tasks. The mirror body with a 76mm aperture accepts standard stereo microscope heads and supports precise vertical movement.
- Arm height300mm
- Focusing stroke100mm
- Mirror body apertureφ76mm
- Base size380x260x20mm
- MaterialMetal
- Mounting interface76mm aperture for standard stereo microscope heads
Key Benefits
- 300mm vertical arm height allows for high clearance above the workbench
- 100mm focusing stroke enables deep focus adjustment for thick or irregular components
- Large flat base (380x260mm) provides stability during extended use
- 76mm aperture in the mirror body ensures compatibility with standard stereo microscope heads
- Robust construction supports heavy microscope heads and accessories without wobble
Application Scenarios
- Mounting a stereo microscope head on a production bench for SMD and BGA rework
- Supporting a microscope head in a quality inspection station with frequent focus adjustments
- Setting up a teaching station where multiple students view the same sample through a shared head
- Using as a stable base for a microscope head in a jewellery or watchmaking workshop
- Integrating into a digital inspection line where the head is paired with a camera or monitor
Who It Is For
- Electronics manufacturers doing SMD and BGA rework and inspection
- Teaching laboratories requiring stable microscope setups
- Jewellery and watchmaking workshops needing precise, stable mounting
- Quality control departments using stereo microscopes for component inspection
- Research labs requiring a durable base for long-duration observation
Problems It Solves
- A lightweight or unstable stand can wobble during focus adjustment, causing image drift
- Insufficient vertical height limits access to large or deep components under the head
- Small base area increases risk of tipping when the head is moved or adjusted
- Mismatched aperture size prevents proper mounting of standard stereo microscope heads
- Lack of focusing stroke forces frequent repositioning of the workpiece
Technical Features
- Vertical arm height: 300mm for high clearance above the bench
- Focusing stroke: 100mm for deep focus range across varying sample heights
- Mirror body with 76mm aperture for standard stereo microscope head compatibility
- Flat base size: 380x260x20mm for enhanced stability and weight distribution
- Robust metal construction designed to support heavy microscope heads and accessories
Specifications
| Arm height | 300mm |
|---|---|
| Focusing stroke | 100mm |
| Mirror body aperture | φ76mm |
| Base size | 380x260x20mm |
| Material | Metal |
| Mounting interface | 76mm aperture for standard stereo microscope heads |
| Stability feature | Large flat base |
Specifications are taken from the AMADA product data for this item. Confirm critical dimensions with us in writing before ordering.
Customization Options
- Available in standard configuration; no additional options listed in source
- Compatible with any stereo microscope head that fits a 76mm aperture
- Can be paired with optional focusing mounts or camera adapters as needed
Comparison With Other Options
| Standard lightweight microscope stand | The B5 stand has a 300mm arm height and 100mm focusing stroke, offering greater vertical reach and focus range than typical lightweight stands. |
|---|---|
| Smaller base stand (300x200mm) | The B5's 380x260mm base provides better stability and resistance to tipping during use. |
Use Guide
- Ensure the base is placed on a level, stable surface before mounting the microscope head
- Align the microscope head with the 76mm aperture on the mirror body before securing
- Adjust the focusing knob slowly to avoid sudden movements during focus changes
- Do not exceed the 100mm focusing stroke to prevent mechanical stress on the mechanism
- Use the full 300mm arm height to position the head above large or deep workpieces
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum vertical height of the arm?
300mm, allowing clearance above the workbench for large components.
What is the focusing stroke?
100mm, providing a deep focus range for varying sample heights.
What size aperture does the mirror body have?
φ76mm, compatible with standard stereo microscope heads.
Can I mount a digital camera on this stand?
Yes, if the camera is attached to a compatible microscope head that fits the 76mm aperture.
Is the base large enough for stability?
Yes, the 380x260mm flat base provides a wide footprint for stable mounting.
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