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Motic GM-171 Trinocular Gemology Stereo Microscope

NewMoticMicroscopesUnited States

€2,082.56excl. VAT

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Optical System
Greenough
Observation Tube
Trinocular Head
Inclination
45º inclined
Trinocular Light Splot
Fixed 50:50
Interpupillary Distance
5.2 - 7.5 cm.
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Specifications 27

Brands
Motic
New/Used
New
Optical System
Greenough
Observation Tube
Trinocular Head
Inclination
45º inclined
Trinocular Light Splot
Fixed 50:50
Interpupillary Distance
5.2 - 7.5 cm.
Diopter Adjustment
On both eyepieces, +/- 5 diopter
Eyepieces
Widefield WF10X/23mm
Objectives System
Zoom, ratio 6.7:1
Objectives
0.75X ~ 5X
Working Distance
11.0 cm.
Stand Type
360º rotary base
Diaphragm
Iris diaphragm, adjustable aperture Ø41mm - Ø2mm
Head Holder
For Ø76mm head
Focus Mechanism
Coarse focusing system with tension adjustment
Focusing Stroke
125mm
Incident Illumination
Fluorescent 7W with Gooseneck adjustable
Transmitted Ilumination
Quartz Halogen 6V/30W with intensity control
Illumination Features
Darkfield illuminator
Transformer
Internal
Accessories Included
Dust cover, stainless steel wire stone holder, aluminium carrying case
Dimensions (LxWxH)
15.4 x 9.29 x 19.88 (39.1 x 23.6 x 50.5 cm.)
Base
12.05 x 9.29 in. (30.6x23.6 cm.)
Column/Arm Height
26.8 cm., 45º tilting arm
Net Weight
8.2kg
Power Supply
100-240V (CE)

Product description

Advanced tool for gemological analysis with 7.5X to 50X magnification.

Motic GM-171 Trinocular Gemology Stereo Microscope

Magnification Range 7.5X to 50X Observation Tube Trinocular Head Optical System Greenough

Features

  • Trinocular head with 45° inclination and fixed 50:50 light split
  • Adjustable interpupillary distance (52-75mm) for comfortable viewing
  • Diopter adjustment on both eyepieces (+/- 5 diopter) for personalized focus
  • Widefield WF10X/23mm eyepieces providing a large field of view
  • Adjustable iris diaphragm with an aperture range of Ø41mm to Ø2mm
  • Coarse focusing system with tension adjustment and a 125mm focusing stroke
  • Includes specialized gemology tilting base for precise sample positioning

The Motic GM-171 Trinocular Stereo Microscope is expertly designed for gemological and precious mineral work, providing a magnification range of 7.5X to 50X. Utilizing a Greenough optical system, it offers superior clarity and depth, making it ideal for detailed analysis. The trinocular head is inclined at 45° for ergonomic viewing, and the fixed 50:50 light split allows for precise imaging. Its adjustable interpupillary distance (52-75mm) and diopter adjustment (+/- 5 diopter) on both eyepieces ensure a comfortable and customizable viewing experience. The widefield WF10X/23mm eyepieces also deliver a broad field of view for a comprehensive look at samples.

This microscope features a 6.7:1 zoom system with objectives ranging from 0.75X to 5X and a working distance of 110mm, offering flexibility in handling samples. The 360° rotatable base and tiltable stand allow for easy adjustments to viewing angles, while the adjustable iris diaphragm (Ø41mm - Ø2mm) offers precise control over illumination. Incident illumination is provided by a 7W fluorescent light with a gooseneck for adjustability, while transmitted illumination comes from a 6V/30W Quartz Halogen lamp with intensity control and a darkfield illuminator. Complete with a dust cover, stainless steel wire stone holder, and an aluminum carrying case, the Motic GM-171 is a comprehensive tool for professionals in gemology.

INCLUDED: The Motic GM-171 Trinocular Gemology Stereo Microscope includes:

  • 45° Trinocular Stereomicroscope Head
  • 45 Degree Binocular Stereomicroscope Head
  • Gemology Tilting Base
  • Wire Gem Holder
  • Aluminum Carrying Case
  • Power Cord
  • Operator's Guide
  • Manufacturer's Documentation
  • 5 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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Last updated 19 October 2026