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Used Nikon Stereo Microscopes in Quebec, Canada

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    Nikon SMZ660 Stereo Zoom Microscope

    Nikon SMZ660 Stereo Zoom Microscope on Boom Stand

    • Manufacturer: Nikon
    • Model: SMZ

    This Nikon SMZ660 stereo microscope on boom stand has a 0.8X to 5X zoom range and comes with C-W 10X A/22 eyepieces for an overall magnification of 8X to 50X. The microscope has a working distance of 115mm. View...

    $1,206 USD
    Montréal-Est, Canada
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    Nikon SMZ-2B MicroScope w/Boom Stand

    Nikon SMZ-2B MicroScope w/Boom Stand

    • Manufacturer: Nikon
    • Model: SMZ

    “Preowned, Inspected.” Mpn: SMZ-2B | Used or new.: Used | Item tested or untested.: Inspected | Power requirements.: - | Qty included in this sale.: 1 | Esthetic condition.: Good | Shipping dimension/weight: 70x5...

    $219 USD
    Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Canada

Overview

Stereo microscopes, also known as dissecting microscopes, provide a three-dimensional view of the specimen. They are commonly used in fields like biology, geology, and electronics for tasks requiring detailed observation at relatively low magnification. These microscopes are ideal for dissection, circuit board inspection, and other applications requiring depth perception.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used stereo microscope?

Consider the microscope's optical quality, magnification range, and overall condition. Check for any signs of wear, damage, or misalignment in the lenses and mechanical parts.

How do I ensure the stereo microscope is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in delicate instruments. Ensure the microscope is well-packed with adequate cushioning to prevent any movement or damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a stereo microscope?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the lenses with appropriate solutions, checking and lubricating mechanical parts, and ensuring that all components are properly aligned. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures.