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Meiji EMZ-5TR Trinocular Zoom Stereo Microscope with MA502 Eyepieces and S-4500 Boom Stand

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Product description

Trinocular zoom stereo microscope 7x–45x magnification, Greenough optics, ergonomic S-4500 boom stand included.

  • Microscope Body (EMZ-5TR)
  • Type: Trinocular zoom stereo microscope head
  • Optical design: Greenough optics for image flatness and high contrast
  • Zoom ratio: 6.5:1, zoom range 0.7x–4.5x
  • Magnification range: 7x–45x (with 10x eyepieces), extended 2.1x–270x with auxiliary lenses
  • Field of view: 32mm–5.1mm
  • Working distance: 93mm (standard), extended 34mm–251mm with auxiliary lenses
  • Eyetube inclination: 45° for fatigue-free viewing
  • Interpupillary distance: 54mm–75mm
  • Dioptric adjustment: ±5 diopters, dual adjustment
  • Construction: Cast aluminum alloy, rotatable 360°, trinocular port of 23.2mm I.D / 25.2mm O.D
  • Auxiliary lenses available: 0.3x to 2x with corresponding working distances from 252mm to 34mm
  • Beam splitter directs 100% light to phototube for imaging while allowing right eyetube viewing
  • Wide compatibility with over 300 camera adapters for photomicrography
  • Eyepieces (MA502)
  • Type: Super Widefield 10x eyepieces, paired
  • Field number: 23.0
  • Eye relief: 16.0mm
  • Focal length: 25.0mm
  • Outer diameter: 30.5mm
  • Includes 25mm reticle mount
  • Focus Holder (F)
  • Coarse focusing with rack and pinion mount
  • Travel range: 55mm smooth, precise focusing
  • Slip clutch and tension adjustment for coarse focus control
  • Mounting: fits 20mm diameter, 71mm long post; 84.2mm diameter opening compatible with EM-series bodies
  • Stand (S-4500 Table Clamp Boom Stand)
  • Design: Ergonomic, solid metal clamp for industrial lab benches
  • Components: pillar, cross-arm, 20mm drop-down mounting post
  • Movement: 400mm vertical pole, 530mm horizontal arm, can swing away to clear workspace
  • Locking: T-handle knobs secure horizontal arm; locking pin stabilizes vertical anti-rotation
  • Compatibility: Accepts F, FX, or FC holders; fits EMZ (zoom), EMT (turret), EMF (fixed) stereo bodies
  • Construction: Chemical-resistant paint, corrosion-resistant stainless steel columns, rubber feet for vibration stability
  • Applications: Suitable for biological specimens, electronics, semiconductors, and industrial inspection
  • Made in Japan with limited lifetime warranty
  • Additional Features
  • Modular system allowing customization from a wide range of components
  • Multi-coated optics with free-form chromatic and spherical aberration correction
  • All-metal construction with chemical-resistant finish ensures durability and stability
  • Compact, lightweight ergonomic design with adjustable interpupillary distance and diopters
  • Suitable for professional scientific, industrial, and educational applications
  • Limited lifetime warranty on all components
  • Included Accessories:
  • Meiji Techno dust cover (MA703)
  • Rubber eyeguards/eyeshields (MA600)
  • Instruction manual and warranty card
  • Manufactured in Japan

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Last updated 19 October 2026