XT60 Stereo Zoom Microscope
XT60-J3L 10/20/30/40X Stereo Zoom Microscope
The XT60-J3L is a 45° inclined binocular stereo zoom microscope with a 100mm working distance and a standard magnification of 20X/40X.
Product Overview
The XT60-J3L is a 45° inclined binocular stereo zoom microscope with a 100mm working distance and a standard magnification of 20X/40X. It uses a Greenough optical system with a 1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, or 1X/2X objective combination for flexible magnification selection. The zoom lens provides high repetition accuracy and a flat, bright field of view with coated optics. It supports wide field eyepieces and offers a 360° rotating head with bilateral diopter adjustment for ergonomic use.
- Optical systemGreenough
- HeadBinocular, 45° tilt, 360° rotation, bilateral diopter adjustment
- Interpupillary adjustment54~76mm
- Zoom lens combinations1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, 1X/2X
- Standard magnification20X/40X
- Magnification range5X~160X
Key Benefits
- 100mm working distance allows space for tools like soldering irons, probes, or tweezers under the optics
- 45° inclined binocular head with 360° rotation and bilateral diopter adjustment reduces eye and neck strain during long sessions
- Zoom lens combinations (1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, 1X/2X) provide selectable magnification ranges from 5X to 160X
- Coated optical elements deliver a flat, bright field of view across the zoom range
- Vertical hand wheel zoom ensures consistent and repeatable zoom positioning
- High eye point wide field eyepieces (WF10X/20mm) improve visibility for users wearing glasses
Application Scenarios
- SMD and BGA rework where hands work under the optics with a soldering iron or hot air pencil
- Incoming inspection of small mechanical parts, connectors, and moulded components with a clear view of surface details
- Teaching or training in electronics assembly using a shared monitor view from a connected camera
- Jewellery and watchmaking assembly where precision and depth perception are required
- Quality inspection of surface finishes, solder joints, and micro-features under variable magnification
Who It Is For
- Electronics manufacturers doing PCB, SMD, and BGA rework and inspection
- Teaching laboratories in electronics and engineering schools
- Precision assembly workshops in jewellery, watchmaking, and micro-mechanics
- Quality control departments requiring consistent magnification and tool clearance
- Research and development labs performing detailed visual analysis of small components
Problems It Solves
- A fixed magnification stand requires swapping objectives to inspect different features, slowing down the workflow
- Short working distance microscopes prevent the use of tools like soldering irons under the head
- Non-adjustable heads cause eye strain during prolonged use, especially for users wearing glasses
- Lack of zoom repetition accuracy leads to inconsistent magnification settings between inspections
- Flat field of view with uncoated optics causes image distortion or uneven brightness at the edges
Technical Features
- Greenough optical system provides true stereo depth perception across the zoom range
- Coated optical elements ensure a clear, bright, and flat field of view without distortion
- Vertical hand wheel zoom with high repetition accuracy for consistent zoom positioning
- 45° inclined binocular head with 360° rotation and bilateral diopter adjustment for ergonomic viewing
- Interpupillary adjustment range 54-76mm supports multiple users and eye spacing
- Focusing hand wheel with elastic adjustment and 50mm lifting range for stable focus control
- Standard magnification 20X/40X with optional objective combinations to extend range to 5X-160X
- High eye point wide field eyepieces (WF10X/20mm) improve visibility for users with corrective lenses
Specifications
| Optical system | Greenough |
|---|---|
| Head | Binocular, 45° tilt, 360° rotation, bilateral diopter adjustment |
| Interpupillary adjustment | 54~76mm |
| Zoom lens combinations | 1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, 1X/2X |
| Standard magnification | 20X/40X |
| Magnification range | 5X~160X |
| Objective | 2X/4X (standard), 1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, 1X/2X (optional) |
| Eyepiece | WF10X/20mm (standard), WF15X/15mm, WF20X/10mm (optional) |
| Working distance | 100mm (effective) |
| Focusing mechanism | Vertical hand wheel, elastic adjustment, 50mm lifting range |
| Field of view | 20mm (with WF10X/20mm eyepiece) |
| Eye point design | High eye point |
| Optical coating | Special coating for flat, bright field of view |
| Zoom control | Vertical hand wheel, high repetition accuracy |
Specifications are taken from the AMADA product data for this item. Confirm critical dimensions with us in writing before ordering.
Customization Options
- Choose between standard 2X/4X objective or optional 1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, 1X/2X combinations
- Upgrade eyepieces to WF15X/15mm or WF20X/10mm for higher magnification
- Select a different objective combination to shift the magnification range from 5X to 160X
- Use high eye point wide field eyepieces to improve visibility for users with glasses
- Swap the binocular head for a trinocular configuration if a camera is needed (not specified in source)
Comparison With Other Options
| XT60-J3L without zoom lens combinations | The standard 2X/4X objective gives 20X/40X; adding optional combinations like 1X/4X or 1X/2X extends the range to 5X-160X for broader application use. |
|---|---|
| Fixed magnification stereo microscope | The XT60-J3L's zoom lens combinations allow continuous magnification adjustment without changing objectives, reducing setup time and improving workflow continuity. |
| Flat-field microscope without coated optics | The XT60-J3L uses coated optics to maintain a flat, bright field across the zoom range, avoiding edge darkening or image distortion seen in uncoated systems. |
Use Guide
- Adjust the interpupillary distance between 54mm and 76mm before focusing to ensure a merged binocular image
- Set the diopter on one eye first, then adjust the other to match for a clear, comfortable view
- Use the vertical hand wheel to zoom smoothly; the high repetition accuracy ensures consistent settings across sessions
- Keep the 100mm working distance in mind when positioning tools or components under the head
- Start focusing at the highest magnification, then zoom out to maintain focus across the zoom range
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Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the standard magnification of the XT60-J3L?
20X/40X with the standard 2X/4X objective and WF10X/20mm eyepiece.
Can I change the objective to get different magnifications?
Yes. Optional objectives include 1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, and 1X/2X, which extend the magnification range to 5X-160X.
What is the working distance under the standard configuration?
100mm effective working distance, allowing room for tools like soldering irons or probes under the optics.
Are the eyepieces interchangeable?
Yes. Standard eyepiece is WF10X/20mm; optional eyepieces are WF15X/15mm and WF20X/10mm for higher magnification.
Does the head rotate and adjust for different users?
Yes. The binocular head is 45° inclined, 360° rotatable, and has bilateral diopter adjustment for ergonomic use by multiple operators.
Does the microscope have a camera port?
The source text does not specify a trinocular head or camera port. The standard configuration is binocular only.
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