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Meiji EMZ-8UD Zoom Stereo Microscope with Fiber Optic Illumination Stand and MA502 Eyepieces

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Product description

Zoom stereo microscope with 6.5:1 parfocal zoom, fiber optic illumination, modular design, LED pole stand, and 10x eyepieces.

The Meiji EMZ-8UD is a binocular zoom stereo microscope head designed for high-contrast, high-resolution observation with the following features:

  • Optics & Zoom:
  • Greenough optical design for flat, bright, high-contrast images
  • Zoom ratio of 6.5:1 (0.7x–4.5x), parfocal over entire range
  • Magnification range 7x–45x with included 10x eyepieces; extended up to 202.5x with auxiliary lenses and eyepieces
  • Field of view: 32mm to 5.1mm
  • Working distance: 104mm (standard); extendable 57mm to 250mm with auxiliary lenses
  • Dual zoom knobs with graduated click stops for precise control
  • Mechanical Design:
  • Cast aluminum alloy body, binocular with 360° rotatable head
  • Eyetube inclination at 45° for ergonomic viewing
  • Interpupillary distance adjustable between 54mm and 75mm
  • Dioptric adjustment ±5 diopters on both eyetubes
  • Compatible with 84.5mm diameter focus holders
  • Special inlet for single arm fiber optic light guide enabling illumination parallel to the optic path, ideal for observing fine surface details such as metal scratches, cracks, IC chips, and liquid crystal patterns
  • Eyepieces (MA502):
  • Super wide field 10x eyepieces (pair)
  • 25mm reticle mount with field number 23.0
  • Eye relief: 16mm
  • Focal length: 25mm
  • Stand (PBL):
  • Pole-type stand with built-in 100V LED transmitted and incident illumination
  • Illumination modes operable independently or simultaneously
  • Focus holder diameter: 84.5mm, mounted on cast aluminum alloy base for stability
  • Stage accessories included: reversible black/white stage plate (94.5mm), clear glass stage plate (94.5mm), two stainless steel stage clips
  • Stand dimensions: 240mm (L) x 160mm (W) x 280mm (H), pillar height 216mm, diameter 20mm
  • ESD safe, chemically resistant finish, stable rubber feet with locking pin
  • Compatible with EMZ, EMT, and EMF series microscope bodies
  • Modularity & Applications:
  • Modular design allowing customization of bodies, stands, lenses, illuminators, and accessories
  • Suitable for industrial, biological, medical, semiconductor inspection, quality control, education, and specialized professional fields
  • Rugged all-metal construction for durability and long-term reliability
  • Additional Included Items:
  • Meiji Techno dust cover (MA703)
  • Rubber eyeguards/eyeshields (MA600, pair)
  • Instruction manual and limited lifetime warranty card
  • Origin & Warranty:
  • Manufactured in Japan
  • Limited lifetime warranty granted by Meiji Techno America

This system is engineered for precision inspection and diverse microscopy applications requiring flexibility, superb optics, and reliable illumination.

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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.

Can I get service for older equipment?

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Where can I buy parts?

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.

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Last updated 19 October 2026