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Meiji Techno EMZ-8UD Binocular Zoom Stereo Microscope with PLS-1 LED Incident Illumination Stand

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Product description

Binocular stereo microscope featuring 6.5:1 zoom, parfocal optics, 45° eyetube, LED incident illumination stand, and 10x super widefield eyepieces.

  • Microscope Head EMZ-8UD
  • Zoom ratio: 6.5:1 (0.7x–4.5x zoom range) with parfocal optics
  • Magnification: 7x–45x using 10x eyepieces; extended magnification up to 202.5x with auxiliary lenses
  • Field of view: 32mm–5.1mm
  • Working distance: 104mm (standard), extendable 57mm–250mm with auxiliary lenses
  • Optical system: Greenough design with multi-coated optics for high contrast, flat field, and minimized aberrations
  • Body: Binocular, rotatable 360°, cast aluminum alloy with chemical-resistant finish
  • Eyetube inclination: 45° angle with interpupillary adjustment 54mm–75mm and ±5 diopter adjustment
  • Auxiliary lenses (optional): 0.28x to 2x allowing working distances from 36.6mm to 300mm
  • Top light port: 12.2mm inlet for single-arm fiber optic light guide for oblique illumination
  • Zoom control: Dual knobs with detent graduated click-stops, bilateral operation
  • Designed for high-resolution inspection in semiconductor, medical, and precision manufacturing
  • Eyepieces MA502
  • Super widefield 10x eyepieces (pair)
  • Field number 23 with 25mm reticle mount
  • Eye relief 16mm, focal length 25mm
  • PLS-1 Plan Stand
  • Low-profile, compact LED incident illumination stand with independent or simultaneous control
  • F focusing holder with 84.5mm round diameter opening
  • Base: Stable cast aluminum alloy with rubber feet and locking pin for head stability
  • Includes 94.5mm reversible black/white stage plate (MA568) and two stainless steel stage clips (MA593)
  • Auto-voltage sensing power supply (100V–240V), ESD safe, chemical-resistant finish
  • Dimensions: 330mm (L) × 300mm (W) × 255mm (H)
  • Compatible with EMZ zoom, EMT turret, and EMF fixed stereo bodies requiring incident illumination
  • Made in Japan with limited lifetime warranty
  • Additional Included Accessories
  • Meiji Techno dust cover (MA703)
  • Rubber eyeguards (pair) (MA600)
  • Instruction manual and warranty card
  • Application Scope
  • Suitable for industrial, medical, biological, semiconductor inspection, electronics, education, and quality control uses
  • Optics optimized for observation of fine defects such as scratches, cracks, IC chips, and liquid crystal patterns
  • Manufacturer and Warranty
  • 100% Made in Japan
  • Limited lifetime warranty provided by Meiji Techno

This system offers rugged, modular design with ergonomic user adjustments and superior optics tailored for high-precision stereoscopic observation and inspection tasks.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

Can I get service for older equipment?

Often, yes. Verified suppliers frequently work with service partners converting the instrument. If applicable, we can list servicing options alongside the offer.

Where can I buy parts?

Ask a scientist through the request button. Parts are often available even when the instrument itself is discontinued.

What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.

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Last updated 20 October 2026