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Objective: 0.63X-4.5X continuously adjustable. The total optical magnification: 3 × -172×, clarity 3000NA. MIC-8 electric comparison microscope is for the public, prosecutors, law and institutions, on the bullets, tool marks, text, currency, etc. than on the identification, can also be used in electronic, archeology, customs, banking and other industries and sectors. The operation of the instrument can be done manually, the software can also be electrically operated and can be done by a computer controlled remotely through the network than the right. Warm with a high power LED lighting, adjustable brightness and spot. With 300 million high-definition camera system.  

Objectives: 0.7X~4.9X focusing, focusing ratio 1:7 (0.3X, 2X objectives for optional) Optical magnification range: 1.7X~255X; bridge body magnification ratio: 1.3X IPD adjusting range: 60~75mm; working distance: 45~265mm Photographing, video recording interface magnification ratio: 0.5X

Zooming range wide, objective lens is continuously changeable from 0.7X~4.5X; 0.4X and 2X auxiliary objective lenses in addition. Thus, the smallest total magnification is 3.6X, while the biggest is 234X when eye viewing.

Eyepieces: 10X, 20X, Objectives: 0.64X, 1.6X, 4X, Working distance: 100mm Optic magnification range: 7.68X-96X Comparison microscope MIC-W4C successfully solved the technical problems of comparing ridge width and consistency adjustable (this technology is included in the national technology security projects), MIC-W4C is an upgraded product improved on MIC-W4 model, which not only retains excellent technical performances of MIC-W4, but also increases its image quality and magnification, increases illumination ways and a variety of accessories, shape, structure more beautiful, reasonable, reliable, and makes the instrument fully plays its functions of comparison and identification. This product is an ideal instrument for public security, inspection, court on document retrieval, marks checking and school teaching (used for bullets, tool marks, fingerprints, seals, texts, coins comparison and identification), but also for industries and sectors such as banks, archaeology, electronics, biology, agriculture which need to identify on objects to use.