Metallurgical, Inverted Metallurgical, Stereoscopes, LCD Stereoscopes, Biological, Illumination, Stands, Digital Cameras

Transmitted light microscopes shine light up through slide-mounted, translucent specimens from below. When you want to see surface features or specimens that are not translucent (such as minerals, ceramics, needles, catheters, integrated circuits, etc.) at high magnifications, you'll need an incident light (or metallurgical) compound microscope that shines light down through the objectives onto the surface of the specimen. Metlab Corp offers metallurgical microscopes for industrial and educational use based on an infinity optical system. The metallurgical microscopes offer a combination of incident and transmitted illumination in either brightfield only or brightfield & darkfield modes with FN20 or newer models with FN22 field sizes.

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Transmitted light microscopes shine light up through slide-mounted, translucent specimens from below. When you want to see surface features or specimens that are not translucent (such as minerals, ceramics, needles, catheters, integrated circuits, etc.) at high magnifications, you'll need an incident light (or metallurgical) compound microscope that shines light down through the objectives onto the surface of the specimen. Metlab Corp offers metallurgical microscopes for industrial and educational use based on an infinity optical system. The metallurgical microscopes offer a combination of incident and transmitted illumination in either brightfield only or brightfield & darkfield modes with FN20 or newer models with FN22 field sizes.

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Unlike compound microscopes that give a 2-dimensional flat image, stereo microscopes give the viewer an "erect" (upright and un-reversed) stereoscopic (3-dimensional) image. This is particularly useful for biologists performing dissections, technicians repairing circuit boards, paleontologists cleaning and examining fossils or anyone who needs to work on small objects. From Archeologists to Zoologists, from engravers to machinists, every well-equipped laboratory, shop or R&D facility uses our stereo microscopes in an infinite number of ways.

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Unlike compound microscopes that give a 2-dimensional flat image, stereo microscopes give the viewer an "erect" (upright and un-reversed) stereoscopic (3-dimensional) image. This is particularly useful for biologists performing dissections, technicians repairing circuit boards, paleontologists cleaning and examining fossils or anyone who needs to work on small objects. From Archeologists to Zoologists, from engravers to machinists, every well-equipped laboratory, shop or R&D facility uses our stereo microscopes in an infinite number of ways.

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Metlab currently offers several different series of upright compound biological (transmitted light) microscopes to meet the needs of hobbyists and elementary school teachers to university professors and life science professionals.

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Having the right stand to suit your application is very important. That is why Metlab offers a wider selection of stands than any other microscope manufacturer today. Click on any of the links or images below to see our complete range of stands. Although mostly used with stereo microscopes, all of the stands below can also be outfitted with compound or macroscope optics as well.

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A 150 Watt Quartz halogen illuminator that offers high intensity, cold illumination in a metal enclosure. Designed for durability and the lowest possible audible noise and vibration levels, this unit is compatible with all Fiber-Lite standard and custom fiber optic light guides and is UL listed and CSA approved. Gooseneck light guides are self supporting, durable and adjustable. Gooseneck light guides provide light in the area where needed without additional stands or accessories. Gooseneck light guides come in both single and bifurcated configurations. Gooseneck light guides are available in multiple sizes and are also available in custom configurations.

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The Metlab series of high resolution cameras has the flexibility to meet all of your imaging needs. With five different models to choose from, we are sure to have a camera to meet your budget and exceed your expectations. Integrated with our award winning imaging software, the Metlab is the perfect addition to any microscopy station.

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