Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 05 05:43:40 EST 2009 | ghcarnu
Searching the marketplace for mantis returns old data. I'm looking for buying a couple of Mantis microscopes; has anyone them for sale?
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 | 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 | Thu May 03 16:01:06 EDT 2007 | geb
Hi, We are in the market for some Inspection Equipment. We have never bought any before but have trialed two types so far. A Mantis system, and a camera system with built in microscope. We are keen on getting the camera with scope so that we can use
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 | 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 | Mon Jan 14 12:44:05 EST 2008 | wayne123
I did some looking around awhile ago for a good used scope, and the best deals (on price) that I found were on Ebay, I am not sure if the manufacturers were reputable. Good luck, I was just looking for a good used mantis scope, but those are more the
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 14 12:49:51 EST 2008 | operator
Thanks all. I guess I will go with the EBAY. AmScope brand for $350. I have used these and they work fine. Not bad. Not as easy on the eyes as a Mantis, but get the job done and the boom is durable.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 06 17:15:06 EST 2002 | djarvis
Hmmmm, very good point. I never thought about it much as such dedicated tools were not available when I first kicked off. I'd look at the reflow under a microscope and if I could identify any problems, I'd start to look at the print using the same
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 22 13:57:47 EDT 2007 | chris
I would recommend checking out the stereo microscopes from Vision Engineering (www.visioneng.com). We have used the older and newer style Mantis scopes and our assemblers love them as you can do rework in a very natural and comfortable seating posit
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