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Thousands of machined parts manufacturers and similar professionals use Omano toolmakers microscopes because of the value they bring to the workplace. Test yours out today. They come with a 30-day return policy, so the risk to you is zero.
A toolmakers microscope is a high-precision measuring microscope that can take the place of an optical comparator when you add a digital camera and a LED screen to the trinocular head. It's a particularly useful tool when measurements of the z axis are needed.
The enhanced observation and measuring capabilities you get from updating your quality control workflow with a toolmakers microscope save you a ton of time and effort in every measurement of machined metals like screws, nuts, bolts, and lots more.
You only have so many hours in the day, and the value toolmaker microscopes bring to your workplace pay for the investment many times over. Accessories like the digital micrometer heads on this Mitutoyo toolmakers microscope make setting your 0 point easy - you just push the button that says "0". If cost is a concern, a micrometer head can be added to the stage of a lower-priced model to achieve excellent control at the cost of a little more time spent zeroing your view through the day.
Accessories like an optional reticle (a cross hair reticle or eyepiece reticle to easily measure dimension or other optional objectives) are easily added to your microscope to help you more accurately measure within the workpiece image.
For those involved in tool and electronic part repair, a toolmakers microscope makes the verification of surface finish and measuring defects on surfaces under low to medium magnification easy.
Why do you keep reading about the eyepiece and objective lens if everything is displayed on a large screen for you to observe?
Even when you add a digital camera to a toolmaker's microscope (we'll use this Mitutoyo toolmakers microscope as an example) for higher accuracy in your shape and size and angle measurement workflows, the eyepiece, objective lens, and other parts of the microscope still do most of the work.
How about the light?
The light that allows you to examine screw threads or other subjects should have varying illumination intensity. When you're measuring the angle of your workpiece or just trying to get a better look at the angle of your milling cutter, you need to be able to adjust the light based on your magnification range.
You might use a large boom stand to increase your working distance. When you do that, you also adjust your light for better surface illumination - your field of view needs different light levels based on the inspection you're performing.
A toolmakers' microscope is your most accurate measuring microscope, and a good one with a compact body and all the features mentioned here is a tool that can make your day a lot more efficient. And easier.
Find your toolmakers measuring microscope options below and call us any time you need advice before placing your order.
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