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Unitron Z650HR Gemological Trinocular High Resolution Zoom Stereo Microscope with LED Incident & Transmitted Illumination Stand

UsedUnitronMicroscopesUnited States

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Product description

Trinocular stereo microscope with 0.6x–5.0x zoom, LED incident/transmitted light, 115mm working distance.

  • Viewing head: Trinocular, inclined at 30°, with 0/100 light split
  • Zoom range: 0.6x to 5.0x magnification, 8:1 zoom ratio; magnification range 6x to 50x with 10x eyepieces
  • Eyepieces: Widefield 10x/23mm focusing paired with built-in diopter adjustment and roll-down eyeguards
  • Interpupillary distance: Adjustable from 55mm to 75mm
  • Working distance: 115 mm
  • Camera adapter: Built-in 0.55x C-mount lens, removable to 1x C-mount
  • Illumination: Variable LED incident light (12V/2W) and transmitted light (12V/4W) on focusing stand with stage clips
  • Stage plates: 100 mm frosted, clear glass, black & white plates included
  • Condenser: Darkfield with adjustable iris diaphragm
  • Additional features: Wire stone holder/gem clamp, airtight and anti-mold design
  • Power supply: Universal 100V to 240V
  • Weight: Approximately 16 lbs
  • Accessories: Dust cover and instruction manual included

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Last updated 19 October 2026