Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 07 21:06:20 EST 2006 | davef
You can put Mantis ISIS Microscope Eyepieces on most microscopes. Why not: * Buy good used microscope * Add Mantis ISIS eyepiece Alpha stereo microscopes are good, but there's plenty of good stereo microscopes out there [eg, Nikon, Olympus, Bausch
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 20 11:26:03 EST 1998 | Tony Bugeja
I am looking for MZ6 Leica Microscopes for a good price? Does anyone know a good place to purchase used ones?
Electronics Forum | Sat Feb 21 09:28:05 EST 1998 | Kevin
| I am looking for MZ6 Leica Microscopes for a good price? | Does anyone know a good place to purchase used ones? Why not just get new GZ6's with full 5 yr warranties.
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 10 17:45:12 EST 1998 | Manny Negron
I've got an M3Z Leica and 3 Mantis (much better) available (used). Interested?? Let me know.
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 21 07:51:23 EST 2020 | griinder
I'm looking to gather some opinions. The C.M. I work for has always used the 3D Stereo Binocular Microscopes. There is a big push towards LCD Camera scopes, that is meeting a lot of resistance from the Solderers and QA. What is the consensus out ther
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 29 14:46:16 EDT 2007 | jmelson
Oh, I should have been more specific on microscopes. I have a Bausch & Lomb StereoZoom 5 and an old Olympus. They both work pretty well. I think the Olympus has a little better depth of field, but the B&L has better contrast. (Maybe the Olympus j
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 22 12:52:58 EDT 2007 | JD
Hi all, just wondering what everyone is using for production microscopes. Our operators are not in love with the standard eyepiece microscopes. We have an old Vision Engineer stereo dynascope that everyone loves but cant find anymore. The new Mantis
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 26 11:31:42 EST 2020 | philc
I use a stereo microscope (Mantis) and find it way better for soldering/rework than a camera system, which we also have here. The camera system does NOT give you the same 3D-type of image that the Mantis does, BUT, there are times when you are inspec
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 19 17:09:38 EDT 2007 | jmelson
A binocular microscope gives just a little more info than the video would, as you have views from two slightly different angles. A good stereo microscope gives more resolution or sharpness than video can. You have to take the time to set up the eye
Electronics Forum | Wed May 22 13:51:20 EDT 2002 | Phil
2 suggestions - Get a good scope - at least a 4X, but more like a 6X, 10X is best. You have a choice on used equipment for a substantial savings. A Leica Stereo 4 zoom is it. You can look for BGA scopes that have a 90` angle for looking at the balls
