 Meiji Techno
is the third largest manufacturer of optical microscopes in Japan.
Shown at left is the new MT9900 series polarizing microscope line for transmitted or incident light observation.
In addition to the well known EMZ stereo zoom scopes there is also the RZ series with Common Main Objective and a 10:1 zoom range available. Two independent optical channels with CMO offer outstanding image quality.
Using Meiji’s FU1000 focus block as base you can built a very attractive metallurgical OEM scope. And the latest FU3050 focus blocks, using nosepieces with 26 mm threading, will support darkfield in addition to standard brightfield, with incident illumination and special EPI brightfield/darkfield objectives.
 Motic
offers with the BA400 a very versatile biological microscope. Numerous accessories - a fluorescence unit is one option - will customize this scope for your needs.
And if you are into GEM stones then the Motic GM-168 series offers a lot at attractive pricing.
For wafer probing you will need a high quality metallurgical OEM microscope, compatible with Mitutoyo style LWD objectives. Motic’s PSM-1000 comes with many options already built into the base unit and is compatible in mounting to the market leading Mitutoyo Finescope, all at a very attractive price.
Stereo Zoom scopes:
In addition to Meiji Techno’s EMZ and Motics GM-168 lines we are offering these solutions:  High quality with zoom ratio of 9.2:
That’s right, for $1185.00 you get a Stereo Zoom microscope with built-in quality and a high zoom ratio. This scope stays focussed throughout the range, from 6X zoom at the top all the way down to 0.65. Complete set comes with many features that are options on most competitors scopes, more details here.
 Low Cost:
A fully functional Stereo Zoom microscope can be yours for as little as $379.00. That includes a stand with adjustable transmitted and reflected illumination and a trinocular head with a 6.5 : 1 zoom ratio. Please check all the details here.
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