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Microscope
The Ferrographic Microscope is a specialized bichromatic (red/green) dual-illumination microscope used to analyze wear particles deposited on ferrograms. It distinguishes metallic particles (red in reflected light) from non-metallic debris (green in transmitted light), providing crucial insight into wear modes—cutting, sliding, fatigue, corrosion—and root causes for maintenance and failure analysis.
Bichromatic & Polarizing Illumination
Enables enhanced contrast between particle types using red-reflective and green-transmitted lighting, often with polarizer filters.
Integrated Imaging
Many models feature trinocular heads and digital camera kits for photographing and documenting wear particles.
Versatile Magnification
Common configurations include 50×, 100×, 200×, 500×—with objectives like 5×, 10×, 20×, 50× for fine-detail analysis.
Reflected & Transmitted Light
Illuminators support both lighting methods (LED or halogen), essential for inspecting particle morphology and color.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Magnification Range | 50×, 100×, 200×, 500× |
| Light Sources | 5 W LED or 6 V/30 W halogen (dual-mode reflected/transmitted) |
| Condenser & Filters | Polarizer, analyzer, red & green filters |
| Camera Compatibility | C-mount digital cameras for image capture |
| Stage Type | Mechanical stage with XY travel (~175 × 145 mm) |
| Viewing Head | Binocular/trinocular ergonomic options; beam splitters available |
| Objectives | Plan Achromat LWD/metallurgical: 5×–50× |
| Focusing | Coaxial coarse/fine focus; fine precision ~0.002 mm |
| Applications | Wear mode classification, root-cause analysis, ferrogram documentation |
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