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Meiji Techno EMZ-5 Zoom Stereo Microscope with MA502 Eyepieces on SAS-4 Articulating Boom Stand

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Product description

High-resolution EMZ-5 zoom stereo microscope (6.5:1 ratio) with 7x-45x mag, mounted on SAS-4 ergonomic boom stand.

  • Microscope Head (EMZ-5):
  • Zoom ratio: 6.5:1 (0.7x to 4.5x)
  • Magnification range: 7x to 45x (with 10x eyepieces)
  • Objective lens: brass construction; Greenough optical design for flat, high-contrast images
  • Field of view: 32 mm down to 5.1 mm
  • Working distance: 93 mm (extended 34 mm – 251 mm with auxiliary lenses)
  • Eyetube inclination: 45°
  • Interpupillary distance: 54 mm – 75 mm adjustable
  • Dioptric adjustment: ±5 diopters, dual adjustment
  • Zoom control: dual, graduated, bilateral knobs with markings from 0.7 to 4.5
  • Auxiliary lenses optional: 0.3x (252 mm WD), 0.44x (181 mm WD), 0.5x (150 mm WD), 0.75x (97 mm WD), 1.5x (49 mm WD), and 2x (34 mm WD)
  • Mounting: fits 84.5 mm diameter focus holders
  • Construction: cast aluminum alloy body, chemical resistant finish, made in Japan
  • Warranty: limited lifetime
  • Eyepieces (MA502):
  • Super widefield 10X eyepieces (pair)
  • Field number: 23.0 with 25 mm reticle mount
  • Eye relief: 16.0 mm
  • Focal length: 25.0 mm
  • Outer diameter: 30.5 mm
  • Focus Block (FSC):
  • Inclinable coarse and fine focusing unit
  • 5/8" diameter mounting pin
  • Inner diameter 84.2 mm, compatible with EM series stereo bodies
  • Designed for mounting on machines or special applications
  • Stand (SAS-4):
  • Heavy-duty articulated boom stand with vertical pillar and articulating arm
  • Base size: 13" x 13" x 1.5"
  • Vertical pole height: 406.4 mm (16")
  • Fits focus blocks with 5/8” bonder pin mount
  • Supports stereo body systems up to 30 lbs without loss of stability
  • Smooth horizontal arm movement with spring-loaded handle knobs
  • Vertical adjustment to accommodate varying specimen heights
  • Anti-rotation locking pin on vertical post
  • Chemical resistant paint finish and corrosion-resistant stainless steel columns
  • Weight of base: 80 lbs
  • Does not include illumination; requires external lighting solutions
  • Additional Components Included:
  • Meiji Techno dust cover (MA703)
  • Rubber eyeguards/eyeshields (MA600, pair)
  • Instruction manual and limited lifetime warranty card
  • Optical and Mechanical Highlights:
  • Multi-coated optics reduce aberrations for bright, distortion-free images
  • Modular design enables customization with various stands, lenses, and accessories
  • Suitable for precision inspection in semiconductor, medical device, biological, and industrial applications
  • Ergonomic design for fatigue-free observation
  • Manufacturing Details:
  • Made in Japan
  • Limited lifetime warranty ensures long-term dependability and quality

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Last updated 19 October 2026