Stereo Microscopes
Olympus stereo microscopes offer a clear stereoscopic view with comfortable and ergonomic operation. We have a variety of options to suit different applications, with various optical choices and a wide range of zooms. From entry level to expert systems, you can choose simple stereo microscopes to assist with screening samples or opt for high-zoom, high-performance microscopes for advanced analysis, manipulation, and documentation. Olympus industrial stereo microscopes can fully integrate with digital cameras and image software. Used together with OLYMPUS Stream™ software solutions, you can seamlessly manage integrated operations through your stereo microscope, from basic image capture to image processing, measurement, and report generation. |
Stereo Microscopes
SZ61/SZ51
SZX16
SZX10
SZX7
Stereo Inspection Microscope FAQs
What is a stereo microscope?
A stereo microscope is a type of microscope used to provide a 3D (three-dimensional) view of a specimen or sample. Also known as a stereo zoom microscope, a stereo microscope includes separate objective lenses and two separate eyepieces, providing a different optical path for each eye. As each eye sees a slightly different angle, the end result is a three-dimensional visual.
What are the uses of a stereo microscope?
A stereo microscope is used to enable enhanced 3D viewing of specimens that are visible to the naked eye. Stereo microscopes can be used in microbiology, for example, to view plant life or insects; in mineralogy, for example, to analyze rocks or crystals; or for technical applications such as viewing circuit boards for quality control.
Industrial Stereo Microscope Resource Videos
OLYMPUS Stream: Image-Analysis SoftwareOLYMPUS Stream image-analysis software is advanced micro-imaging software used alongside a microscope, allowing users to seamlessly acquire, process, and measure images to create valuable data and reports with lightning speed. This video looks at the software and its features. | |
Metal Industry Inspection Solutions VideoThis video details how microscopes and image-analysis software can be used to assist in quality control within the metal industry. |