Product name	Brand	Price
Vision Engineering SX80 Binocular Stereo Zoom Microscope	Vision Engineering	Call for price	Call for price View product
KERN OSF 4G Stereo Microscope Series	KERN	£392.00 (£470.40 inc VAT)	£392.00 (£470.40 inc VAT) View options
KERN OZL-46 Stereo Microscope Series	KERN	£555.00 (£666.00 inc VAT)	£555.00 (£666.00 inc VAT) View options
KERN OZM-5 Stereo Microscope Series	KERN	£1,255.00 (£1,506.00 inc VAT)	£1,255.00 (£1,506.00 inc VAT) View options
KERN OZP-5 Stereo Microscope Series	KERN	£1,380.00 (£1,656.00 inc VAT)	£1,380.00 (£1,656.00 inc VAT) View options
KERN OZL-961/3 Stereo Microscope With Telescopic Arm	KERN	£920.00 (£1,104.00 inc VAT)	£920.00 (£1,104.00 inc VAT) View options
KERN OZM-91 Stereo Microscope With Telescopic Arm	KERN	£1,575.00 (£1,890.00 inc VAT)	£1,575.00 (£1,890.00 inc VAT) View options
KERN OZM-952/3 Stereo Microscope With Articulated Arm	KERN	£1,570.00 (£1,884.00 inc VAT)	£1,570.00 (£1,884.00 inc VAT) View options
Vision Engineering Lynx Evo Cam	Vision Engineering	Call for price	Call for price View product

Stereo Microscopes For Electronics

Find a wide range of stereo microscopes to fit your applications. We have a great selection to suit many requirements including PCB work, medical, quality control, and more. Our team are also highly experienced in helping customers find the exact unit for their needs. Call us up today for a free quote on any of the listed range!

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What Are Stereo Microscopes?

Stereo Microscopes differ to that of digital microscopes, with eyepieces for optical viewing.

They combine two microscopes into one package, having 2 optical paths. Each of these have their own objective and ocular lens.

Each of the eyepieces relays a different angle of the viewed image, creating a 3-dimensional view, allowing the user to see both depth and dimensions.

You will be using a stereo microscope where low magnifications are needed. This allows for high-quality, 3D observations of objects that are visible to the naked eye. This makes a stereo microscope perfect for inspecting and working on PCBs.

Stereo microscopes are essential tools for precision inspection, electronics assembly, and industrial quality control. They provide 3D depth perception, enabling comfortable, accurate work on delicate components.

Choosing the right stereo microscope involves understanding several core features that influence performance, usability, and suitability for specific applications.

Below is a breakdown of each key factor to consider when selecting a model

Application

Different tasks place different demands on the equipment.

For example, in inspection or quality control settings, clarity, contrast, and depth perception are important for spotting defects in small components.

Magnification Type

Stereo microscopes are generally available with either zoom or fixed magnification.

A zoom magnification system provides a continuous range of magnification. Fixed magnification models, however, offer specific levels of magnification.

Viewing Head Configuration

A binocular head uses two eyepieces for immersive 3D viewing - ideal for most hands-on tasks.

A trinocular head adds a camera port for image capture and video, useful for documentation and training.

Eyepieceless systems display the image on a screen, offering improved ergonomics and easy viewing for multiple users.

Working Distance

A longer working distance provides more room to perform tasks under the lens.

Microscopes with a shorter working distance may offer higher magnification but can restrict physical access to the object.

Illumination

Illumination systems vary, but common options include LED ring lights, dual-arm spotlights, and built-in light sources.

Some microscopes combine multiple lighting options to provide flexibility across different materials or tasks.

Camera Compatibility

For users who need to document their work or share visual information, camera integration is an important consideration.

These systems often support HDMI or USB outputs for live viewing on monitors