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Meiji EMZ-5TRH Trinocular Zoom Stereo Microscope with BD-LED Stand and MA522 Eyepieces

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Product description

Trinocular stereo microscope with 6.5:1 zoom ratio, high eyepoint eyepieces, and LED illuminated BD-LED pole stand.

  • Microscope Head (EMZ-5TRH):
  • Trinocular zoom stereo microscope with Greenough optics providing erect, unreversed stereoscopic images.
  • Zoom ratio: 6.5:1 with magnification range 7x–45x (10x eyepieces), extendable 2.1x–270x with auxiliary lenses.
  • Zoom range: 0.7x–4.5x controlled by dual, bilateral zoom knobs.
  • High eyepoint model with 20.9 mm eye relief for eyeglass users.
  • Field of view: 32 mm to 5.1 mm; working distance 93 mm (extended 34 mm–251 mm with auxiliary lenses).
  • Body: Cast aluminum alloy, rotatable 360°, eyetube inclined at 45°, interpupillary distance adjustment 54–75 mm.
  • Dioptric adjustment: ±5 diopters on both eyepieces.
  • Trinocular port ID 23.2 mm, OD 25.2 mm for camera/video attachments, directing 100% light to phototube when beamsplitter engaged.
  • Optional auxiliary lenses: 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), and 2x (34 mm WD).
  • Includes MA522: paired super widefield, high eyepoint 10x eyepieces with 25 mm reticle mount.
  • Made in Japan with limited lifetime warranty.
  • Stand (BD-LED):
  • Pole stand with integrated focusing holder.
  • Dimensions: 240 mm (L) × 160 mm (W) × 280 mm (H) with 215 mm pillar height.
  • Transmitted LED illumination with variable intensity controlled by rheostat; no heat transmitted to specimens.
  • Fully rotatable mirror enabling transmitted brightfield or pseudo-darkfield illumination.
  • Includes 94.5 mm diameter glass stage plate (MA569) and two stainless steel stage clips (MA593).
  • Compatible with EMZ series zoom, EMT turret, and EMF fixed stereo bodies.
  • Automatic voltage sensing power supply (100–240 V).
  • Suitable for applications such as embryo transfer and protein crystallography requiring transmitted oblique illumination.
  • Optical and Mechanical Features:
  • Multi-coated optics with free form chromatic and spherical aberration correction.
  • Excellent image flatness, contrast, brightness, and color fidelity.
  • All-metal aluminum alloy construction with chemical-resistant finish ensures ruggedness and stability.
  • Modular design allows selection of bodies, stands, eyepieces, supplementary lenses, illuminators, and camera adapters for customized solutions.
  • Ergonomic adjustments include interpupillary distance, dioptric correction, and angled eyetubes for fatigue-free viewing.
  • Applications:
  • Widely used in biological, industrial, educational, dental, veterinary, and forensic fields among others.
  • Ideal for photomicrography with over 300 digital, analog, and SLR camera adapters available.
  • Package Includes:
  • EMZ-5TRH trinocular zoom stereo microscope body
  • MA522 paired high eyepoint 10x eyepieces
  • BD-LED pole stand with integrated focusing and LED illumination
  • Dust cover (MA703)
  • Instruction manual and limited lifetime warranty card
  • Package weight: 7 lbs; dimensions: 14 × 8 × 9 inches.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 19 October 2026