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Meiji EMZ-5TR Trinocular Stereo Microscope with PKC Pole Stand and MA502 Eyepieces

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Product description

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

  • Microscope Head (EMZ-5TR):
  • Trinocular zoom body designed for photography and video.
  • Beamsplitter directs 100% light to phototube; right eyetube still views image.
  • Greenough optical design for improved image flatness and contrast with high-resolution erect stereoscopic image.
  • Zoom ratio: 6.5:1; zoom range 0.7x to 4.5x; dual graduated bilateral zoom controls.
  • Magnification range: 7x to 45x with 10x eyepieces; extendable from 2.1x to 270x with auxiliary lenses/eyepieces.
  • Field of view: 32mm to 5.1mm; working distance: 93mm (extendable 34mm to 251mm with auxiliary lenses).
  • Trinocular port dimensions: 23.2mm I.D, 25.2mm O.D; eyetube inclination at 45°.
  • Interpupillary distance adjustable from 54mm to 75mm; dual dioptric adjustment ±5 diopters.
  • Construction: cast aluminum alloy, rotatable 360°, brass objective lens.
  • Fits 84.5mm diameter focus holders.
  • Optional auxiliary lenses: 0.3x (252mm WD), 0.44x (181mm), 0.5x (150mm), 0.75x (97mm), 1.5x (49mm), 2x (34mm).
  • Eyepieces (MA502):
  • Super Widefield 10x eyepieces (pair) with 25mm reticle mount.
  • Field number: 23.0; eye relief: 16.0mm; focal length: 25.0mm.
  • Outer diameter: 30.5mm.
  • Pole Stand (PKC):
  • Ergonomic wide plain pole stand constructed from cast aluminum alloy, chemical resistant finish.
  • Base dimensions: 265mm (L) × 330mm (W) × 280mm (H) with 9" (approx. 229mm) pillar length.
  • Focus holder with coarse and fine adjustment; 84.5mm round opening.
  • Includes one 94.5mm diameter reversible black/white stage plate (MA568) and two stainless steel stage clips (MA593).
  • Designed for EMZ series zoom, EMT turret, and EMF fixed stereo microscope bodies.
  • Optional 5" extension pillar (MA551) available for taller specimens.
  • Requires external illumination; illumination port not included.
  • Modular System:
  • Highly rugged and versatile Japanese-made design.
  • Wide compatibility with auxiliary lenses, stands, illuminators, camera adapters, and accessories.
  • Optical Features:
  • Multi-coated optics with correction for chromatic and spherical aberrations.
  • Provides erect, unreversed stereoscopic images with excellent depth of field, contrast, brightness, and color fidelity.
  • Build and Ergonomics:
  • All-metal aluminum alloy body with chemical resistant finish for durability.
  • Adjustable diopter and interpupillary distance; available tubes inclined at 45°, 60°, or 90°.
  • Compact, lightweight design supporting fatigue-free viewing.
  • Applications:
  • Suitable for biological, industrial, educational, and research applications including biology, dentistry, geology, electronics, pharmaceuticals, forensic science, materials inspection, and more.
  • Included Items:
  • EMZ-5 trinocular body, MA502 10x eyepiece pair, PKC pole stand, MA703 dust cover, MA600 rubber eyeguards (pair), instruction manual, limited lifetime warranty card.
  • Manufacturer: Made in Japan
  • Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty

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Last updated 19 October 2026