MRC SMZ-171B, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...c SMZ 171 Series Stereo Zoom Microscopes Instruction Manual WWW M0TIC COM MOTIC INCORPORATION LTD Hagavish st Israel 58817 Tel 972 3 5595252 Fax 972 3 5594529 mrc mrclab com MRC VER 01 6 13...

Page 2: ...ments of modern research techniques and testing methods This involves modification to the mechanical structure and optical design of our instruments Therefore all descriptions and illustrations in thi...

Page 3: ...Distance 7 3 4 Changing the Bulb 7 4 KNOWING YOUR MICROSCOPE 8 4 1 Stereo Body with Binocular or Trinocular Head 8 4 2 Stand 9 4 3 External Illuminator 12 4 4 Eyepieces and Auxiliary Objectives 13 4 5...

Page 4: ...ectrons and protons When the material gains or loses electron it will lose its balance and become negatively or positively charged Positive or negative charge accumulation on the surface will make sta...

Page 5: ...nation Slide stage clips Stage Base Power cord for incident illumination Column Zoom knob Head holder Focusing knob Support collar locking screw Support collar Separated power switch Light intensity c...

Page 6: ...ical post This is important as this collar keeps the microscope from sliding down the column 2 2 3 The head holder should rest on the support collar and both the head holder locking screw and the coll...

Page 7: ...ain distance to focus the sample This movement is enabled by a rack and pinion mechanism The tension of the focusing knob can be adjusted using the tension knob located in the inner region of the focu...

Page 8: ...n X Zoom magnification X Objective lens magnification 3 3 3 Working distance varies from 301mm when using a 0 3X objective lens to 38 6mm when a 2X objective lens is used Normal working distance for s...

Page 9: ...Z 171 TL Fig 2 is equipped with a trinocular tube 4 1 1 Stereo Body The Stereo body is the key component of the microscope It includes the Greenough stereo zoom system with a continuous zoom range of...

Page 10: ...e left side of the trinocular tube all the light from the right eyepiece tube will be deflected into the phototube for the attached imaging device At the top of the trinocular tube there is a locking...

Page 11: ...optical illumination Fig 8b can be selected with a switch on the stand There is a fiber access at the back of the stand Fig 9 When fiber illumination is used pull the draw rod backwards the left hand...

Page 12: ...at the back side should be switched to the on position Fig 10 Separate power switches for transmitted and incident illumination are located on the right hand side Users are able to select transmitted...

Page 13: ...positioning It includes a heavy base to maintain good stability 4 3 External Illuminator 4 3 1 All kinds of external illuminators can be used as incident illuminators ranging from simple desk lamps to...

Page 14: ...l eyepieces replace with the new pair of eyepieces and secure the eyepieces using the locking screw 4 4 3 There are additional auxiliary objectives of different magnifications to choose from including...

Page 15: ...and analyzer is also placed onto the transmitted light outlet with the stage plate removed The sample can be placed between the polarizer and analyzer to perform polarized light microscopy Useful for...

Page 16: ...slot groove design for better locking of microscope Grub screw locks into slot groove stopping tilt Microscope is positioned vertical to base with no Slant Add position for hand carrying around four...

Page 17: ...d to shield against dust and moisture 5 2 Protection against Water and IVIoisture The instrument should be kept away from all water sources including pipes and sinks Humidity in the room where the ins...

Page 18: ...one hand holding the bottom of the stand and the other hand holding the top of the vertical post of the head holder of the microscope 5 4 4 The microscope should always be kept upright while moving 5...

Page 19: ...point 405mm Working distance standard 110mm Weight 5 95kg head with 1 25kg 6 2kg head with 1 5kg C mount adapters Trinocular head only C mount adapters 0 5X 0 65X I X adapters available Auxiliary E S...

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