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Metallurgical Microscopes

You finally get to upgrade your old metallurgical microscope. The features and quality you can get at a value price today are going to blow you away. Have fun! Visit the blog for information about Choosing Your Next Compound Microscope.

The name is deceiving. Metallurgical microscopes are actually used in a range of fields, from forensics to solar cells to semiconductors. You can configure yours for your application with the appropriate lighting, including:

Brightfield

The standard illumination for metallurgical microscopes and ideal for semiconductor inspection or similar quality control applications. 

Darkfield

Imperfections aren't always on the surface. Gemologists can get a better sense of the quality of a gem by looking inside with a darkfield microscope. 

Polarized

Beryllium, cadmium, magnesium, alpha-titanium, uranium, zinc, and zirconium microstructures appear clear and brilliant under polarized light. 

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Orders over $150 get free shipping anywhere in the continental United States. That means every metallurgical microscope ships for free! Don't forget to add all your accessories for the best value on your order.

Volume pricing is now available.

Educational institutions and businesses serving other businesses qualify for volume pricing on large orders of the Omano metallurgical microscope below. Ordering more than a couple units? Request a quote here for the best pricing available.

When you were still a budding scientist, chances are you performed an impromptu experiment like this:

  • Grab a flashlight

  • Find a dark place

  • Turn on the hold the flashlight against your hand and turn it on

  • Marvel at the way your hand glows

That day, you learned light passes through a lot of things (although you probably didn’t think of it in those terms). And the fact that light does this made it possible for you to learn about microscopy in biology class, and to see incredible things that most people never will. 

But as you know now, light doesn’t pass through everything. And you don’t always need to see inside your sample. Sometimes you need a really close look at an extremely sharp image. You’re exploring solar cells or semiconductor materials. Maybe you’re inspecting dense metals. 

Metallurgical microscopes are highly configurable so they can excel in your application. You can configure them for brightfield, darkfield, or polarized use. You can attach a digital camera for more comfortable sample viewing and collaboration with colleagues or students or just because it’s cool. 

We’re keen to talk about your application and customize a metallurgical microscope that’ll we hope will give you a little more joy than the old clunker you spend your days with, and help you do your job better too.

We recommend an inverted metallurgical microscope because it allows users to look at larger samples

Metallurgical microscopes are sometimes used in quality control and inspection applications, where the technician investigates cracks or corrosion on a subject. 

Users can easily move the sample around, looking at a greater volume of samples in a shorter period of time. So your metallurgical microscope is an investment in the amount of work that can get done in a day as well as the quality of that work.

Contact us today for a quote on your purchase of multiple metallurgical microscope units. There are even better deals to be had, you just have to ask!

When you were still a budding scientist, chances are you performed an impromptu experiment like this:

  • Grab a flashlight

  • Find a dark place

  • Turn on the hold the flashlight against your hand and turn it on

  • Marvel at the way your hand glows

That day, you learned light passes through a lot of things (although you probably didn’t think of it in those terms). And the fact that light does this made it possible for you to learn about microscopy in biology class, and to see incredible things that most people never will. 

But as you know now, light doesn’t pass through everything. And you don’t always need to see inside your sample. Sometimes you need a really close look at an extremely sharp image. You’re exploring solar cells or semiconductor materials. Maybe you’re inspecting dense metals. 

Metallurgical microscopes are highly configurable so they can excel in your application. You can configure them for brightfield, darkfield, or polarized use. You can attach a digital camera for more comfortable sample viewing and collaboration with colleagues or students or just because it’s cool. 

We’re keen to talk about your application and customize a metallurgical microscope that’ll we hope will give you a little more joy than the old clunker you spend your days with, and help you do your job better too.


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