The lens that you would need is completely dependent upon both the application you are undertaking and your personal preference. As a rule of thumb, it is best practice to have as large a field of view as possible when inspecting objects. Depending on the size of the object under view, a lower magnification (4x or 6x) may be better suited for your inspection work, with lenses 8x and above being used where more detailed work is required of the operator.

The microscopes and other vision systems that you can purchase through Kaisertech come with a 1-year warranty. For more in-depth information on our warranty policy, read the Kaisertech warranty policy here.

The Mantis IOTA lenses have a bayonet style fit. This enables them to be easily changed by the operator.

A hotspot is generated by the VE CAM, which enables your devices to view the live imagery from the camera.

This can be achieved by using the PC version of the Makrolite 4k. Within the software for the PC, there is a full suite of measurement tools.

The Mantis Elite is a stereo microscope that does not have eyepieces. The patented optics of the Mantis have twin optical paths that pass through the single viewing lens as a separate (stereo) optical path. This process similar to that which you would find with a conventional stereo microscope, presenting the user with a highly contracted and highly resolute stereo image.

We offer two main types of microscope on our website. You can also call up to arrange a demonstration for these. They are as follows.

Digital Microscope – Ideal to capture and share imagery, digital microscopes are crafted to last. With powerful magnification capabilities and their user-friendly design, they are the ideal investment.

Stereo Microscope – Offering both exceptional value and high performance value, stereo microscopes are capable of 320x magnification (dependant on product).

The application that you are intending to undertake will likely determine which of the either stereo or digital microscopes you choose from. If you need any help with this feel free to give our team a call on 023 8065 0065. They will be able to give you expert advice for your purchase decision.

Yes. Each of these have been rebranded as part of Vision Engineering’s Mantis Classic range. Accessories and replacement parts are still available for these systems for the foreseeable future. You can also purchase these models still, should you wish to keep continuity on your production line for example.

With a combination of both wireless mouse and WiFi screen mirroring, you can set up and control the VE CAM with no physical connection.

Yes, this is included as standard with the PC version. With the console version of the Makrolite you will need the 4K video recorder accessory. Mention this to our team for this to be built into any quote requests.

As the new upgraded versions of the Mantis (PIXO/ERGO/IOTA) are a significant upgrade from the classic range, the entire microscope has been completely redesigned. This means that most parts and accessories for the classic range are not compatible with the new line of Mantis stereo microscopes.

You can couple your own standard 4K screen with the Makrolite. Common screen sizes to be used with the Makrolite range from 15” to 28” monitors.

Yes

The field of view (FOV) is the visible area that you can see when looking through the optical device. As the power of your magnification increases, the field of view shortens. This also works in reverse with an increased FOV, there is a reduced magnification.

Yes, when using the area magnifier feature it allows for two magnifications to be seen at once.