SZ 61 TR - Olympus Stereozoom Trinocular Microscope

Comfort Work: The Key to Consistent, Accurate Results

These stereo microscopes help you remain comfortable with eyepieces that reduce eyestrain, a universal LED stand that provides easy access to your sample, and a Greenough optical system that delivers excellent flatness. High color fidelity and antistatic materials and coatings make these microscopes suitable for routine or advanced life science applications.

Compact Stereo with High-Quality Optics

Greenough Optical System

The 10-degree angle of convergence in the Greenough optical system secures excellent image flatness with a large depth of field. The careful selection of lens surface coatings and glass materials in the entire optical system makes it possible to observe and document specimens in their original, authentic colors. The V-shape optical path achieves a slim zoom body - suitable for integration into other equipment or standalone use.

Wide Zoom Ratio

The SZ61’s magnification range extends from 6.7x to 45x (using 10x eyepieces), with a wide zoom ratio of 6.7:1, enabling smooth, macro-to-micro zooming that speeds routine workflows. The SZ51 provides the magnification range of 8x to 40x (using 10x eyepieces), with a wide zoom ratio of 5:1.

Viewing

The suitable inward angle allows just the right combination of high level flatness and depth of focus for 3D viewing. Even a specimen with significant depth can be brought into focus from top to bottom for faster inspection.

LED Illumination

The universal reflected/transmitted light LED illumination stand brings together all the advantages of LED technology. The flat, high-brightness LEDs allow successful integration of transmitted illumination into a very slim base, which in turn facilitates easy specimen access and manipulation.

Electrostatic Discharge Protection

The main body and major accessories can quickly eliminate static electricity with the use of antistatic materials and coatings. This prevents a specimen under observation from electrostatic damage.