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Microscope World was recently approached by a customer interested in viewing their manufactured fabric knit under the microscope. We knew the FZ6 stereo microscope would do the trick, but were uncerta

Zeiss Primostar 3 Microscopes The Zeiss Primostar 3 microscopes were designed for teachers, students, and clinical labs. This video shows some of the features of the Zeiss Primostar 3 microscopes.  

What is a Zoom Lens Microscope? A zoom lens microscope typically does not have eyepieces and instead uses a digital camera and monitor to view images. The zoom lens can provide high magnification and

Recently we heard from folks in several locations who wanted to offer microscopic hair analysis for their customers. This make sense because hairs are pretty narrow so any kind of visual analysis requ

As semiconductor devices continue to shrink in size while increasing in complexity, the need for precise inspection tools has never been greater. From advanced packaging techniques to high-density mic

When precision matters, the microscope you choose can directly impact the quality of your inspections, measurements, and finished products. For decades, Mitutoyo has been recognized worldwide for manu

Microscope digital cameras typically have c-mount threads on them and mount directly to a c-mount adapter. A c-mount adapter has a universal 1" thread on it and each c-mount adapter is made specifical

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A microscope creates a circular image, as seen through the eyepieces. Microscope digital cameras have a sensor that creates a rectangular shaped imaged. When connecting a microscope camera to the micr

The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) has developed numerous standards for the performance of test methods related to the textile industry. AATCC Test Method 20 and Test M

Grains are a staple food source for the world’s population. For example, an estimated 784 million metric tons of wheat will be produced worldwide in 2022/2023. Therefore, developing new, improved prod

A common activity in high school biology is to observe cheek cells.  To do this, one takes a flat toothpick and gently scrapes the inside of their cheek.  They smear the specimen on a flat...