3065 ZOOM STEREO MICROSCOPE SERIES
ACCU-SCOPE
®
73 Mall Drive, Commack, NY 11725 • 631-864-1000 • www.accu-scope.com
INTRODUCTION TO THE ACCU-SCOPE 3065 ZOOM STEREO MICROSCOPE
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on the purchase of your new ACCU-SCOPE zoom stereo microscope! ACCU-SCOPE’S 3065
zoom stereo microscope series incorporates the highest quality optical elements to produce high resolution, three-
dimensional images at all magnifications. Versatile, multi-functional and built to withstand years of heavy use the
3065 zoom stereo microscope series is ideal for electronics, industry, research, life science, education and
photomicrography applications.
IMPORTANT FEATURES
All ACCU-SCOPE zoom stereo microscopes have zoom magnification systems. Total magnification power is the
product of objective magnification multiplied by the eyepiece magnification:
EYEPIECES
X
OBJECTIVES
=
ZOOM
MAGNIFICATION
10x
x
0.7x
to
4.5x
=
7.0
to
45x
Inclined eyepiece tubes allow for interpupillary distance of 52m to 75mm and diopter adjustment from –5 to +5.
Working distance is 118mm. The 3065 and 3063 zoom stereo microscopes feature a three-way illumination system,
which maybe used to provide transmitted light, reflected light or a combination of both. The 3065 zoom stereo
microscope comes completely assembled and ready for use. Simply follow the step-by-step operating procedure
outlined in section 5.0 for years of use from your stereomicroscope.
MAGNIFICATION SYSTEM
Standard magnification range of the 3065 zoom stereo microscope series is 7.0x-45x. The small knobs numbered
0.7x thru 4.5x are the zoom control knobs. Once in focus (see section 5.0) the user may view specimens through the
entire magnification range while remaining in focus by rotating the zoom control knob. Additional magnification
ranges can be obtained through the use of auxiliary objectives or different eyepieces. Information, product
availability and pricing information is available from your authorized ACCU-SCOPE distributor.
ILLUMINATION SYSTEM
ACCU-SCOPE’S 3065 and 3063 zoom stereo microscopes are equipped with a built-in, three-way illuminator
system. The convenient on/off switch is located on the side of the instrument and controls both the incident and
transmitted illumination. The illumination system consists of a variable 6 volt 10 watt halogen diachrohic bulb for
incident light from above and a cool, white (5 watt) fluorescent transmitted light from below.
