ZEISS Axioscope for Materials
Your Microscope for Research and Routine in the Materials Lab
Axioscope controls
Snap button and stage control
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All lab work and research
Good price, high quality focused pictures
Review Date: 6 Mar 2022 | ZEISS Research Microscopy Solutions
Very nice scopes, plenty of features.
Materials and life sciences
Very nice scopes, plenty of features - a little expensive but you get what you pay for. Accessories available, including ones from a third parties. It gets the job done in material science as well as life sciences (sample prep for MS mostly).
Review Date: 12 Mar 2020 | ZEISS Research Microscopy Solutions
material science
The microscope is very reliable and is well suitable for material science application.
Review Date: 21 Aug 2015 | ZEISS Research Microscopy Solutions
Your Microscope for Research and Routine in the Materials Lab
- Turnkey solution for materials research and metallography
- Reliable results thanks to advanced light management
- Full motorization of the motion axes for automated imaging
The Axioscope upright light microscope was designed specifically to meet the most common optical imaging requirements of materials laboratories. Axioscope is the right choice if your routine inspection tasks place high demands on usability, reproducibility and automation – and you also need advanced optical microscopy for materials analysis and metallography. Being a complete material laboratory solution, Axioscope is also the first choice from an economic point of view.
Microscopic Methods in Metallography Using ZEISS Axio Observer
Knowledge of the structure, crystal structure, and micromorphology, as well as elemental composition and distribution are essential for ensuring safety in designs and components of all sizes – ranging from fields of mechanical engineering and aeronautical engineering to power station engineering and electrical engineering. The observed structures, which are responsible for the properties of the materials to a significant extent, are becoming increasingly smaller and therefore more difficult to differentiate. This application note demonstrates the high resolution analysis of metal samples using the ZEISS Axio Observer.
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