Spi MS160927020 Binocular Stereo Microscope 6.5x-45x

Product Description

The SPI MS160927020 is a binocular stereo microscope offering a continuous zoom magnification range of 6.5x to 45x, suited for precision inspection, assembly, and quality control work. It is equipped with 10x eyepieces and an objective lens that zooms from 0.65x to 4.5x. The working distance of 95 millimeters provides adequate clearance between the objective and the specimen, allowing technicians to manipulate parts comfortably during observation. The field of view ranges from 30 mm at minimum magnification down to 4.4 mm at maximum magnification. This instrument is intended for use by lab technicians, electronics assemblers, and precision trade professionals who require hands-on access to the work surface during inspection.

The MS160927020 is well suited for electronics rework, PCB inspection, fiber optic splicing, fine mechanical assembly, and similar precision applications where a large working distance and variable magnification are operationally necessary. Its binocular head design reduces eye strain during extended use sessions. The stereo optical path provides depth perception that monocular instruments cannot deliver, making it a practical choice for any application requiring three-dimensional spatial judgment under magnification.

Key Features

• Continuous zoom magnification from 6.5x to 45x in a single instrument
• 10x binocular eyepieces with stereo optical path for depth perception
• 95 mm working distance allows tool and hand access beneath the objective
• Field of view: 30 mm at 6.5x down to 4.4 mm at 45x
• Objective lens range: 0.65x to 4.5x

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained stereo zoom microscope for bench-top use in laboratory, electronics, and precision assembly environments. No specific system integration requirements are stated by the manufacturer for this unit.

Installation Notes

Stereo microscopes of this type are installed by lab technicians or equipment specialists on a stable, vibration-free bench surface. The instrument should be secured to its stand before use and the optical head adjusted for the operator's interpupillary distance prior to focusing. No electrical lockout is required for optical-only units, but any illuminator accessories should be powered off during bulb or ring-light servicing. Refer to the manufacturer's setup guide for diopter adjustment and zoom calibration procedures.