Before purchasing, what type of microscope is suitable for the sample you want to test?
Microscopes can be divided by function based on the different observed samples: generally, there are metallographic microscopes, polarizing microscopes, stereomicroscopes, biological microscopes, fluorescence microscopes, etc. And different functional microscopes are also used differently, such as polarizing microscopes, which are mainly used for the detection of anisotropic non-metallic materials such as geological ores. Metallographic microscopy is mainly used for observing, identifying, and analyzing the internal structure and organization of various opaque materials such as metals. Suitable for factories, mining enterprises, higher education institutions, and scientific research departments. This instrument is equipped with a camera device, which can capture metallographic patterns, measure and analyze patterns, and perform functions such as editing, outputting, storing, and managing images. Stereoscopic microscopy is suitable for micrometer level effectiveness analysis, fracture detection, inspection of electronic industry production lines, verification of printed circuit boards, verification of welding defects (printing misalignment, edge collapse, etc.) in printed circuit components, verification of single board PCs, and all fields where detailed observation of sample surfaces is required. With measurement software, various data can be measured. Biological microscopes are mainly suitable for medical diagnosis, testing, teaching, and research in the field of healthcare, as well as in schools and research institutions. So, before purchasing, it is important to clarify what samples you want to observe, so that merchants can recommend suitable microscopes to you.
What is the price of a microscope made up of?
Many buyers of microscopes have asked us such a question, which is "How much is a microscope?" or "How much is the quotation for a XXX model microscope?" Generally, our answer is "What configuration do you need?" or if you only want to have a rough understanding of the microscope's quotation, we estimate that we will only provide a very large price range with a vague price difference. The key reason for such results lies in the configuration of the microscope. In fact, purchasing a microscope is very similar to purchasing a computer - everything needs to be configured according to your requirements. For example, you need several observation modes (which affect the number of objective lenses), whether software is needed, whether CCD is needed, and so on. These requirements greatly affect the quotation of the microscope. It is important to know that the most important and valuable part of the entire microscope is the objective lens, and its number will greatly affect the price of the microscope.
