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Description
Product Details The Nikon SMZ-745 Binocular Stereo Microscope Body features a 0.67X–5X zoom range and 115mm working distance for detailed viewing and inspection. 7.5X Zoom and Long 115mm Working Distance Binocular and Trinocular Options Available Microscope Includes SMZ745 body, Eyepieces, and Basic Stand Nikon SMZ745 Stereo Microscopes feature a 7.5X zoom magnification and a long 115mm working distance providing reliable performance for industrial and biomedical inspection applications. Designed with a total reflection prism, these microscopes deliver brighter images with improved contrast, ensuring clear visualization of fine details. The anti-mold design enables dependable operation in environments with elevated temperature and humidity, extending product longevity in demanding conditions. Nikon SMZ745 Stereo Microscopes are available as individual components and accessories, or as a ready-to-use microscope system that includes a SMZ-745 body, a pair of 10x Eyepieces, and a plain stand. The SMZ-745T is a trinocular design that allows for a camera to be mounted to the attached 0.55x C-Mount adapter, permitting digital viewing and data collection. Note: Please see the Technical Information and Nikon Microscope Compatibility Table below for help configuring a complete microscope system. Specifications General Model Number: MMA36400 Type: Microscope Body Manufacturer: Nikon Physical & Mechanical Properties Weight (kg): 1.6 Optical Properties Magnification: 0.67X – 5X Working Distance (mm): 115 Regulatory Compliance RoHS 2015: Exempt × Certificate of Conformance: View × Reach 253: Contains SVHC(s) ×
