Microscopes and Optical Accessories Built Around the Inspection Task
611 catalogue items across stereo, biological, metallurgical, fluorescence, polarizing and digital microscopes, plus the cameras, heads, stands, objectives and illumination that complete a working bench.
- 611 catalogue items
- 71 product categories
- Instruments and component-level optics
- Adapters listed by the microscope they fit
Complete Instruments and the Optics That Finish Them
AMADA supplies complete optical microscopes and the component-level optics that go with them. The catalogue runs from student biological microscopes and Greenough stereo zoom bodies through metallurgical, fluorescence and polarizing instruments to digital microscopes, microscope cameras, objectives, eyepieces, adapters, stands, stages and illuminators.
50 productsBiological Microscope
Biological microscopes with infinity-corrected optical systems for clear, flat-field imaging of thin, transparent specimens such as tissue sections, blood smears and microorganisms.
201 productsZoom Stereo Microscope
A stereo microscope with articulated free binocular head and adjustable working distance, designed for detailed inspection of opaque parts in electronics, laboratory, educational and precision assembly environments.
3 productsFluorescence Microscope
Fluorescence microscopes designed for observing specimens that emit light under ultraviolet or blue excitation, with stable infinity optical systems and interchangeable eyepiece and objective configurations.
26 productsMetallurgical Microscope
Microscopes designed for inspecting metal surfaces, alloys, castings, heat-treated parts and microstructures under high magnification with controlled illumination and precise optical correction.
4 productsPolarizing Microscope
Microscopes designed for observing materials that show birefringence, stress patterns, crystal structures and anisotropic features under polarized light. Used in quality control, material analysis and scientific study of transparent and opaque specimens.
72 productsVideo Digtal Microscope
Video digital microscopes with integrated LCD screen and built-in HD imaging for real-time inspection, teaching and measurement without a computer. Combine biological, stereo, metallurgical and fluorescence functions in one device with lateral reflection illumination for physical object observation.
55 productsMicroscope Camera
Digital imaging sensors that attach to microscope heads or trinocular ports to capture still and video images of microscopic samples for inspection, documentation and analysis.
51 productsAstronomy Accessory
Astronomy accessories for Newtonian reflection telescopes, including focal plane adjustment rings, primary and secondary mirrors, and mounting components for parabolic and spherical mirror systems.
116 productsMicroscope Accessory
Microscope accessory for mounting on a stand to provide precise, repeatable measurement of small parts under magnification. Designed for use with stereo, biological and digital microscopes where accurate spatial reference is required during inspection or assembly.
33 productsMagnifier Magnifying
Handheld and desk-mounted magnifiers with integrated LED lighting for close-up inspection of small parts, components and fine details in manufacturing, repair and craft environments.
Instruments From Across the Range
A cross-section of the catalogue, from teaching microscopes to inspection cameras and component optics. Every item links to its full specification.
XD Series Inverted Biological Microscope for Research and Clinical
View DetailsXTX 20X/40X Binocular Stereo Microscope
View DetailsXUF100 Upright Research Fluorescence Microscope
View DetailsXGM100 Upright Metallurgical Microscope
View DetailsXUP500 Optical Polarizing Microscope
View DetailsS500 1080P HD Digital LCD Biological Stereo Microscope
View Details2M 5M 12M Graphics Accelerated SONY Microscope Camera
View DetailsM42/M48/M54 Focal Plane Ring Deep Space Photography Adjustment
View DetailsDigital Measurement XY Microscope Mobile Stage
View DetailsAM-8S 8x15x LED Desk Lamp Real Glass Magnifying Glass Flex Arm
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ICX41 Industrial Biological Microscope for Industrial Inspection
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XT5A 20X and 40X Stereo Microscope
View DetailsBenches Laboratories and Teaching Rooms
Electronics manufacturers and repair benches, teaching laboratories and universities, clinical and research labs, metallurgy and foundry quality rooms, geology and gemmology labs, jewellery and watchmaking workshops, and dealers who resell optical instruments and astronomy accessories.
Electronics Manufacturing and Repair
Rework benches, SMT lines and repair shops need magnification with clearance underneath, illumination without a shadow, and a camera so a defect can be shown to somebody else.
Education and Teaching Laboratories
Teaching labs buy in quantity, replace parts every term, and need instruments that survive being handled by people who have never used one before.
Clinical and Research Laboratories
Laboratory work is repetitive and long. The instrument has to be comfortable for a whole shift, and the image has to be repeatable enough to record.
Metallurgy and Materials Testing
Grain structure, weld quality, coating thickness and heat treatment are all read off a polished, opaque surface, which means light has to come down the same path the image comes back on.
Jewellery Gemmology and Watchmaking
Setting, engraving and movement work all happen under the optics with both hands busy, so clearance, depth perception and light quality matter more than raw magnification.
Astronomy Dealers and Observatories
Telescope accessories fail at the interfaces. Focusers, adapters, filter wheels and off-axis guiders have to thread and register together before anything reaches the sensor.
Most Microscope Problems Are Configuration Problems
- Most microscope problems are configuration problems. The wrong working distance leaves no room for a soldering iron. The wrong adapter vignettes the camera. A head, a stand and a light bought from three sources do not fit together. Because heads, stands, adapters, objectives and cameras are all stocked here, a bench can be specified as one matched set and extended later from the same range.
One Matched Set
Head, stand, focusing mount, objective, illumination and camera all come from the same catalogue, so the parts register together instead of nearly fitting.
Upgrade Instead of Replace
One supplier for the instrument, the imaging chain and the spare optics. Adapters are listed against the microscope brands they fit, including third-party stereo and inverted bodies, so an existing microscope can be upgraded instead of replaced.
Four Questions Decide the Whole Configuration
Smallest Feature
What is the smallest thing you must resolve, and how much of the part must you see at once. That pair sets the zoom range.
Clearance
What has to fit under the optics — iron, probe, fixture. That sets the objective and the working distance.
Recording
Does the image need to leave the bench. That decides trinocular head, adapter reduction and camera interface.
Space and Access
Does the part come to the microscope or the microscope to the part. That decides pillar, track, boom or articulated stand.
Configuration Guides Written For Buyers
Configure a Stereo Inspection Bench
A stereo inspection bench is five decisions: the head, the zoom body, the stand, the illumination and the imaging chain. Get them in that order and the parts fit; buy them separately and they usually do not.
Read The GuideAdd a Camera to an Existing Microscope
Most microscopes already on a bench can be given a camera. The work is in matching three things: the port, the adapter reduction and the sensor size.
Read The GuideSpecify a Teaching Laboratory
A teaching lab is a fleet purchase. What matters is that every unit is identical, that spares exist, and that the whole class can be shown the same thing when needed.
Read The GuideBuy Optics as Spare Parts
An instrument with a broken stage, a missing eyepiece or a damaged objective does not need replacing. Most of the optical and mechanical parts in this catalogue are sold on their own.
Read The Guide
Technical Guides From the Catalogue
How to Choose a Stereo Microscope for Inspection Work
Zoom range, working distance, head type, stand and light - the five decisions that decide whether a stereo microscope suits the job.
Read ArticleWorking Distance Explained and Why It Decides Your Objective
What working distance means, how auxiliary objectives change it, and how to pick one without losing the magnification you need.
Read ArticleChoosing a Microscope Camera and the Adapter That Matches It
Sensor size, adapter reduction and interface - how to add a camera without cropping or vignetting the image.
Read ArticleUpright and Inverted Microscopes Compared
Which geometry suits slides, which suits culture vessels and heavy metallurgical samples, and why the choice is made by the sample.
Read ArticleFrequently Asked Questions
Can I order a single accessory rather than a complete microscope?
Yes. Heads, stands, focusing mounts, eyepieces, objectives, adapters, stages, ring lights and cold light sources are all listed and sold as separate items.
Do your adapters fit microscopes from other brands?
Many do. The adapter range names the third-party stereo, biological and inverted bodies it fits. Send us your microscope model and the camera you intend to use and we will confirm before you order.
How do I get a quotation?
Email [email protected] with the model numbers or the inspection task you need to cover. Every product page has an email link that pre-fills the product name in the subject line.
Can you help specify a bench rather than just supply a part number?
Yes. Tell us the smallest feature you inspect, what has to fit under the optics, whether images are recorded and how much bench space you have, and we will propose a configuration.
What information do you need for a camera and adapter quote?
The microscope brand and model, the trinocular port if known, and the camera sensor format. Those three determine the adapter reduction.
Do you supply spare parts for microscopes already in service?
Yes. Eyepieces, objectives, stages, illuminators and adapters are stocked individually so an instrument can be repaired or upgraded rather than replaced.
Tell Us The Inspection Task Not Just The Part Number
Send the smallest feature you inspect, what must fit under the optics and whether images are recorded. We will come back with a configuration and a price.