Guide for selecting metallographic microscopes
When choosing a metallographic microscope, the main consideration is its purpose. For example, if you are only observing the surface of a sample, do you still need to take photos, do you need bright or dark fields of view, and do you want to perform composition analysis? In addition, it also depends on your company's budget. Buying a cost-effective microscope within a limited budget is the real deal! The quality and effect of imported metallographic microscopes are slightly better than domestic ones, but the price will also be much higher It mainly depends on whether your budget is large or not. If the budget is not enough, domestic metallographic microscopes can also be considered. Moreover, the current domestic microscopes have indeed greatly improved in terms of effectiveness and quality, so you can use them with confidence Introduce the following performance brands that can be classified into multiple levels for everyone to choose from:
1. Imported metallographic microscopes: The characteristics of these microscopes are: the optical system adopts infinite distance, which can provide observation methods such as bright field, dark field, transmission, reflection, DIC, etc. The lens resolution is high, the service life is long, but the price is high.
2. Domestic upright metallographic microscope: This microscope is suitable for general opaque objects, with magnification requirements of 100X or more and 1000X or less for customers. It only has a bright field and low lens resolution, but it has a high cost-effectiveness.
3. Domestic inverted metallographic microscope: The characteristics of this microscope are basically the same as those of domestic upright microscopes, but the lens is located below, the stage is larger, and there is no requirement for working distance. It is more suitable for customers with lower prices but larger sample sizes. besides,
