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Meiji EMZ-5TR Trinocular Zoom Stereo Microscope with S-4300 Boom Stand

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Product description

Trinocular zoom stereo microscope 7x-45x with Greenough optics on ergonomic S-4300 boom stand.

  • Microscope Head (EMZ-5TR)
  • Trinocular zoom stereo microscope body with 6.5:1 zoom ratio (0.7x–4.5x)
  • Magnification range: 7x–45x with 10x eyepieces; extended 2.1x–270x with auxiliary lenses/eyepieces
  • Greenough optical design for high-resolution, erect, unreversed stereoscopic images with enhanced flatness and contrast
  • Cast aluminum alloy construction, rotatable 360°
  • Trinocular port: 23.2 mm I.D., 25.2 mm O.D.
  • Working distance: 93 mm standard; auxiliary lenses provide 34 mm–251 mm range
  • Zoom control: dual, graduated, bilateral knobs with markings at 0.7, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5
  • Field of view: 32 mm to 5.1 mm
  • Eyetube inclination: 45°
  • Compatible eyepieces: 5x, 7.5x, 10x, 12.5x, 15x, 20x, 30x (optional)
  • Interpupillary distance adjustable from 54 mm to 75 mm with dual dioptric adjustment (±5 diopters)
  • 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), 2x (34 mm WD)
  • Fits 84.5 mm diameter focus holders
  • Eyepieces (MA502)
  • Super widefield 10x eyepiece pair with 25 mm reticle mount
  • Field number 23.0, eye relief 16.0 mm, focal length 25.0 mm
  • 30.5 mm outer diameter
  • Focus Block (FS)
  • Tilting focus holder with integral adjustable illuminator port
  • Rack and pinion mechanism ensures smooth precise focusing over 55 mm travel
  • Coarse focus includes slip clutch and tension adjustment
  • Mounting pin length: 34.5 mm
  • Boom Stand (S-4300)
  • Ergonomic boom stand equipped with Bonder Mount Socket (5/8" diameter dowel compatibility) for FS and FSC holders
  • Dimensions: 265 mm x 265 mm x 25 mm base, 400 mm vertical pole, 530 mm horizontal pole
  • Horizontal arm movement: freely left/right or locked via T-handle knobs
  • Vertical column adjustable with anti-rotation locking pin
  • Supports stereo bodies of EMZ (zoom), EMT (turret), and EMF (fixed) series
  • Base weight: 35 lbs for stability
  • Chemical-resistant paint and corrosion-resistant stainless steel components
  • Designed to maximize workspace and ergonomics, suited for biological or industrial specimen preparation
  • Requires external illumination (no built-in illuminators)
  • Additional Details
  • Modular system with wide selection of components for customization
  • Multi-coated optics minimize chromatic and spherical aberrations for clear, bright images
  • All-metal aluminum alloy bodies with chemical-resistant finish ensure durability and longevity
  • Observation tubes available with various inclination angles (45°, 60°, 90°) for user comfort
  • Includes dust cover (MA703), rubber eyeguards (MA600), instruction manual, and limited lifetime warranty
  • Manufactured in Japan with high craftsmanship standards
  • Applications
  • Suitable for biological, industrial, educational, and research uses
  • Employed by biologists, engineers, dentists, veterinarians, forensic examiners, semiconductor manufacturers, and more professionals requiring high-quality stereoscopic microscopy.

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Last updated 19 October 2026