Overview of 4XB Binocular Inverted Metallographic Microscope

    The 4XB binocular inverted metallographic microscope is used to identify and analyze the organizational structure of various metals and alloy materials. It is suitable for microscopic observation of metallographic structures and surface morphologies, and is an ideal instrument for research in metallography, mineralogy, and precision engineering.

Observing System

The instrument has a large supporting area at the base and a sturdy curved arm, resulting in a low center of gravity that ensures stable and reliable placement. Additionally, the eyepieces are inclined at 45° relative to the supporting surface, enabling comfortable observation.

Mechanical Stage

Mechanical moving stage with a built-in rotatable circular stage plate. Two specifications of stage disks are provided with the instrument, with inner hole diameters of φ10mm and φ20mm.

Illumination System

It adopts a Kohler illumination system with a variable diaphragm, and is illuminated by a 6V 20W halogen lamp with adjustable brightness. It uses an AC power supply of 220V (50Hz).

Configuration List for 4XB Binocular Inverted Metallurgical Microscope