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Axioscope 5 & 7 Upright Microscopes

The Zeiss Axioscope was designed specifically to meet the most common optical imaging requirements of materials laboratories. It is the right choice if your routine inspection tasks place high demands on usability, reproducibility and automation with needed advanced optical microscopy for materials analysis and metallography. Brochure More Views Features Dovetail interface for reflected illumination HAL 100/HBO/HXP Brightfield/darkfield reflected light illuminator LED 10W white Nosepiece 6x…

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Manufacturer / publisherAllied High Tech Products
LanguageEnglish
Captured2026-10-17
Part numbersCALL FOR CONFIGURATION/ QUOTATION
CategoryMetrology & quality control
Updated2026-10-17T21:12:06.592434+00:00
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The Zeiss Axioscope was designed specifically to meet the most common optical imaging requirements of materials laboratories. It is the right choice if your routine inspection tasks place high demands on usability, reproducibility and automation with needed advanced optical microscopy for materials analysis and metallography.

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Dovetail interface for reflected illumination HAL 100/HBO/HXP    Brightfield/darkfield reflected light illuminator LED 10W white 
Nosepiece 6x brightfield/darkfield DIC, M27, encoded    Snap button supports on ZEISS Axiocam
 6-position filter wheel for dia. 36 mm filters   Built in luminous-field diaphragm slider 
ECO mode and light management control button   Dovetail mount for attachable stage carriers
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CALL FOR CONFIGURATION/ QUOTATION Axioscope 5 & 7 UPRIGHT MICROSCOPES

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