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Meiji EMZ-5TRD Trinocular Zoom Stereo Microscope with BD-LED Pole Stand

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Product description

Trinocular stereo microscope with 6.5:1 zoom, Greenough optics, 7x-45x magnification, LED pole stand illumination.

  • Microscope Head (EMZ-5TRD)
  • Zoom ratio: 6.5:1 with range 0.7x to 4.5x
  • Magnification: 7x to 45x (with 10x eyepieces); extended 2.1x to 270x with auxiliary lenses/eyepieces
  • Optics: Greenough design for improved flatness, contrast, and brightness across field of view
  • Zoom control: Dual, bilateral detent graduated click-stops
  • Field of view: 32mm to 5.1mm
  • Working distance: 93 mm standard; extended 34mm to 251mm with auxiliary lenses
  • Construction: Cast aluminum alloy body, brass objective lens
  • Eyetube inclination: 45°
  • Interpupillary distance: 54mm to 75mm adjustable
  • Dioptric adjustment: Dual ±5 diopters
  • Trinocular port diameter: 23.2mm I.D., 25.2mm O.D.
  • Auxiliary lenses (optional): 0.3x (252 mm), 0.44x (181 mm), 0.5x (150 mm), 0.75x (97 mm), 1.5x (49 mm), 2x (34 mm) working distances
  • Eyepieces (MA502)
  • Super Widefield 10x eyepieces (pair)
  • Field number: 23.0
  • Reticle mount diameter: 25 mm
  • Eye relief: 16.0 mm
  • Outer diameter: 30.5 mm
  • Pole Stand (BD-LED)
  • Dimensions: Base 240mm (L) x 160mm (W) x 280mm (H) with 8.5" pillar
  • Stage plate: 94.5 mm diameter clear glass (MA569)
  • Stage clips: Two stainless steel clips (MA593)
  • Focus block: Coarse focus with 84.5 mm inner diameter (F)
  • Illumination: Transmitted variable intensity LED with independent rheostat control
  • Mirror: Fully rotatable mirror enables transmitted brightfield or pseudo-darkfield illumination
  • Power: Automatic voltage sensing 100–240 V AC
  • Heat-free illumination suited for delicate specimens such as embryos, protein crystals
  • Modular Features
  • Compatible with EMZ zoom bodies, EMT turret, EMF fixed stereo bodies
  • Wide range of auxiliary lenses, eyepieces, illuminators, and accessories for customized configurations
  • Build and Ergonomics
  • All-metal aluminum alloy bodies with chemical-resistant finishes
  • Compact lightweight design for fatigue-free viewing
  • Interpupillary and diopter adjustments included
  • Observation tubes incline 45° for ergonomic use
  • Applications
  • Suitable for semiconductor, medical device inspection, biological research, quality control, embryo transfer, protein crystallography, and many industrial/educational uses
  • Included Items:
  • EMZ-5TRD trinocular microscope body
  • MA502 10X paired eyepieces
  • BD-LED pole stand
  • Meiji Techno dust cover (MA703)
  • Rubber eyeguards/eyeshields (MA600)
  • Instruction manual and limited lifetime warranty card
  • Origin and Warranty
  • Manufactured in Japan
  • Limited lifetime warranty included

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Last updated 19 October 2026