▸Description
| General Information | |
| Category | TIME®40MW Trinocular Upright Metallurgical Microscope with Köhler Illumination |
| Model | TIME-40MW |
| Manufacturer (OEM) | Beijing High Time Technology Co., Ltd. |
| Features | • TIME®40MW Computerised Upright Metallurgical Microscope combines excellent optical performance, ergonomic design, and reliable operation for metallographic analysis, material inspection, and industrial quality control applications. The 30° inclined trinocular viewing head provides a comfortable viewing position, helping to reduce eye strain and operator fatigue during extended observation sessions. An integrated interpupillary distance scale allows quick and accurate adjustment for different users. • Equipped with a Köhler illumination system featuring a field diaphragm, aperture diaphragm, and oblique illumination device to deliver uniform, high-contrast illumination for detailed specimen examination. Includes dedicated slots for polarising accessories and colour filters, providing greater flexibility for specialised metallographic observations and material analysis. • Utilises a 5 W warm-white LED illumination source (3000–3300 K), producing natural colour reproduction while reducing visual fatigue compared with conventional high-intensity white LEDs. • Centre-adjustable field and aperture diaphragms allow precise control of the illuminated area, helping to minimise stray light and improve image contrast and clarity. • Supports simple polarised light observation through an optional plug-in polarising kit, enabling enhanced examination of material structures and surface characteristics. • Compatible with a range of optical filters, allowing users to optimise contrast and image quality for different specimens and inspection requirements. • Applications – Metallographic analysis – Material testing and inspection – Industrial quality control – Failure analysis – Coating and surface evaluation – Research laboratories – Educational and training institutions – Materials science and engineering studies |
