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Meiji EMZ-5TR Trinocular Zoom Stereo Microscope with S-4200 Boom Stand

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Product description

Trinocular zoom stereo microscope with 6.5:1 zoom, 7x–45x mag, Greenough optics, on ergonomic boom stand.

  • Microscope Head (EMZ-5TR)
  • Trinocular zoom body for photo/video applications
  • 100% light directed to phototube when beamsplitter engaged; right eyetube remains viewable
  • Greenough optics for flat, high-contrast, erect, unreversed stereoscopic images
  • Zoom ratio: 6.5:1 (0.7x–4.5x); magnification 7x–45x typical (with 10x eyepieces)
  • Dual graduated bilateral zoom control with zoom knob markings at 0.7, 1, 1.5, 2...4.5
  • Field of view: 32mm down to 5.1mm; working distance 93mm
  • Objective: brass construction; trinocular port 23.2mm I.D., 25.2mm O.D.
  • Eyetube inclination: 45°; interpupillary distance 54–75mm
  • Dioptric adjustment ±5 diopters dual
  • Extended magnification 2.1x–270x with auxiliary lenses/eyepieces
  • Auxiliary lenses (optional): 0.3x (252mm WD), 0.44x (181mm), 0.5x (150mm), 0.75x (97mm), 1.5x (49mm), 2x (34mm)
  • Fits 84.5mm diameter focus holders
  • Eyepieces (MA502)
  • Super Wide Field 10x eyepieces, paired
  • Field number 23; 25mm reticle mount; 30.5mm outer diameter
  • Focus Block (F)
  • Rack and pinion coarse focus mechanism
  • 84.5mm inner diameter; smooth, precise focusing over 55mm travel
  • Slip clutch and tension adjustment included
  • Fits 20mm diameter, 71mm long mounting post
  • Boom Stand (S-4200)
  • Ergonomic boom stand with a 265mm x 265mm x 25mm base
  • Vertical pole: 610mm (24"); horizontal arm: 530mm (20.86") length
  • Supports F, FX or FC holders or focus blocks with 20mm mounting hole (sold separately)
  • Swing-out design for workstation clearance, T-handle knobs for locking position
  • Anti-rotation locking pin on vertical post
  • 35 lbs base weight; chemical-resistant paint and corrosion-resistant stainless steel columns
  • Compatible with EMZ, EMT (turret), EMF (fixed) series stereo bodies
  • No built-in illumination; external illuminator required
  • Additional Features
  • All-metal aluminum alloy bodies with chemical resistant finishes
  • Modular design allows customization with multiple components and accessories
  • Wide range of eyepieces, auxiliary objectives, illumination and camera adapters available
  • Adjustable interpupillary distance and dioptric corrections
  • Inclined observation tubes at 45°, 60°, or 90° for ergonomic viewing
  • Applications include biology, industrial inspection, education, quality control, forensic, electronics, and more
  • Manufactured in Japan with limited lifetime warranty included
  • Included Components

• EMZ-5TR Trinocular Zoom Stereo Microscope Body • 10x MA502 Super Wide Field Eyepiece Pair • S-4200 Boom Stand • Meiji Techno Dust Cover (Model MA703) • Rubber Eyeguards/Eyeshields (Paired, Model MA600) • Instruction Manual • Limited Lifetime Warranty Card

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Last updated 19 October 2026