XT60-SL4 10/20/30/40X Stereo Zoom Microscope
The XT60-SL4 is a stereo zoom microscope with a 45° inclined binocular head, 100mm working distance, and a standard magnification of 20X/40X.

Product Overview
The XT60-SL4 is a stereo zoom microscope with a 45° inclined binocular head, 100mm working distance, and a standard magnification of 20X/40X. It uses a Greenough optical system with a shift zoom lens combination and high eye point wide field eyepieces, enabling clear, bright, and flat field viewing across a 5X to 160X magnification range. The vertical hand wheel zoom provides high repetition accuracy for consistent focus during inspection tasks.
- Optical systemGreenough
- HeadBinocular, 45° tilt, 360° rotation, bilateral diopter adjustment
- Interpupillary adjustment54~76mm
- Zoom typeShift zoom
- Zoom lens combinations1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, 1X/2X
- Standard magnification20X/40X
Key Benefits
- 100mm working distance allows space for tools like soldering irons, tweezers or probes under the optics
- 45° inclined binocular head with 360° rotation and bilateral diopter adjustment reduces operator fatigue during long sessions
- Vertical hand wheel zoom ensures high repetition accuracy for consistent focus across multiple inspections
- Shift zoom lens combinations (1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, 1X/2X) allow flexible magnification selection without changing objectives
- High eye point wide field eyepieces (WF10X/20mm) improve visibility for users wearing glasses and increase field of view
- Magnification range extends to 160X with optional accessories, so the same stand supports both locating and fine inspection tasks
Application Scenarios
- SMD and BGA rework at the bench with a soldering iron under the optics and live image on a monitor
- Incoming inspection of small mechanical parts, connectors, and moulded components using a clear, flat field view
- Teaching micro-assembly techniques in a lab or training room with a shared image on a screen
- Jewellery and watchmaking assembly where hands work under the optics and a clear view is needed
- Quality inspection of electronic components with a 100mm working distance and adjustable magnification
Who It Is For
- Electronics manufacturers doing SMD and BGA rework and inspection
- Universities and schools running micro-assembly or electronics labs
- Jewellery, watchmaking and precision mechanical workshops
- Quality control departments requiring consistent magnification and documentation
- Research labs performing detailed visual inspection of small parts
Problems It Solves
- Short working distance microscopes force operators to remove tools from under the optics during inspection
- Fixed magnification stands require objective changes between locating a defect and inspecting it
- Non-adjustable eyepieces cause eye strain and poor visibility for users wearing glasses
- Lack of zoom repetition accuracy leads to inconsistent focus across multiple inspection cycles
- Flat field distortion in low-quality optics makes alignment and measurement difficult
Technical Features
- Greenough optical system provides true stereo depth perception across the zoom range
- Shift zoom lens combinations (1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, 1X/2X) allow flexible magnification selection
- 45° inclined binocular head with 360° rotation and bilateral diopter adjustment for ergonomic use
- Vertical hand wheel zoom with high repetition accuracy for consistent focus
- High eye point wide field eyepieces (WF10X/20mm) improve visibility and reduce eye strain
- 100mm working distance (effective) provides clearance for tools and hands under the optics
- Focusing hand wheel with 50mm lifting range allows depth adjustment for varying sample heights
- Optical members coated with a special coating for clear, bright, and flat field images
Specifications
| Optical system | Greenough |
|---|---|
| Head | Binocular, 45° tilt, 360° rotation, bilateral diopter adjustment |
| Interpupillary adjustment | 54~76mm |
| Zoom type | Shift zoom |
| 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, 50mm lifting range |
| Focusing hand wheel | Adjustable elastic |
| Field of view | 20mm (with WF10X/20mm eyepiece) |
| Eye point design | High eye point |
| Optical coating | Special coating for clear, bright, flat field images |
Specifications are taken from the AMADA product data for this item. Confirm critical dimensions with us in writing before ordering.
Customization Options
- Choose between binocular head with 45° tilt and 360° rotation or trinocular head (if available in configuration)
- Select from shift zoom lens combinations: 1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, 1X/2X to adjust magnification and working distance
- Upgrade eyepieces to WF15X/15mm or WF20X/10mm for higher magnification
- Use optional objectives (1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, 1X/2X) to extend the magnification range
- Adjust working distance by selecting different objective combinations
Comparison With Other Options
| XT60-SL4 without zoom lens combinations | The standard configuration includes shift zoom lens combinations for flexible magnification; without them, the user must swap objectives for different magnifications. |
|---|---|
| Fixed magnification stereo microscope | The XT60-SL4 allows continuous zoom across multiple magnification levels without changing objectives, reducing setup time and focus drift. |
| Flat-field digital microscope | The XT60-SL4 provides true stereo depth perception for hand-guided work; digital microscopes often lack stereo vision and rely on screen-only viewing. |
Use Guide
- Adjust the interpupillary distance between 54mm and 76mm before focusing to ensure a single merged image
- Set the eyepieces to the desired magnification and confirm the field of view matches the task
- Use the vertical hand wheel to focus from the highest to lowest magnification to maintain focus across the zoom range
- Keep the 100mm working distance in mind when positioning tools or samples under the optics
- Select the appropriate shift zoom lens combination (1X/4X, 2X/4X, etc.) based on the required magnification and working distance
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the standard magnification of the XT60-SL4?
20X/40X, with a total magnification range from 5X to 160X using optional accessories.
Can I use this microscope for soldering and rework?
Yes. The 100mm working distance provides clearance for a soldering iron or hot air pencil under the optics.
What shift zoom lens combinations are available?
1X/4X, 2X/4X, 1X/3X, and 1X/2X. These allow flexible magnification selection without changing objectives.
Does the head tilt and rotate?
Yes. The binocular head is 45° inclined, 360° rotatable, and has bilateral diopter adjustment for ergonomic use.
Can I use eyepieces with glasses?
Yes. The high eye point design allows users wearing glasses to view the full field without discomfort.
What is the working distance with optional objectives?
The standard working distance is 100mm. With optional objectives, the working distance varies depending on the combination used.
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