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NM900 Research‑Grade Upright Metallurgical Microscope

Built on the well‑optimized NIS infinity‑corrected optical system, it features a long working distance and superior chromatic aberration correction. Its modular design supports Brightfield, Darkfield, DIC and Polarization observation modes. Multi‑motorized functions combined with ergonomic design deliver smarter, simpler inspection workflows.

Overview

Multiple Observation Modes for Diverse Inspection

Research-grade metallurgical microscope integrating precise imaging, comfortable use and intelligent operation. For surface-structure observation of metals, alloys and non-metals; semiconductor and microelectronics observation; material selection, inspection, process evaluation, failure analysis and process research in chemicals and instrumentation.

- NIS infinity-corrected optical system: long WD, strong chromatic aberration correction
- Modular design: Brightfield, Darkfield, DIC, Polarization
- Multi-motorized and ergonomic: smarter, simpler inspection

Wide Field of View with Bright, Uniform Imaging

NIS system with advanced optics enables multiple observation methods. Perfect Köhler illumination delivers bright, uniform viewing.

25 mm wide-field eyepieces for larger FOV, faster observation. Ideal for samples requiring panoramic views.

Metallographic objectives

Köhler illumination

Ergonomic Design for Comfortable Operation

Tilting Trinocular Head

Adjustable tilt for comfortable posture; reduces muscle tension during long sessions.

Motorized Intelligence

XY motorized stage

Z auto-focus

Motorized objective nosepiece

Status display

Product Recommendation

NM900 Research‑Grade Upright Metallurgical Microscope

Built on the well‑optimized NIS infinity‑corrected optical system, it features a long working distance and superior chromatic aberration correction. Its modular design supports Brightfield, Darkfield, DIC and Polarization observation modes. Multi‑motorized functions combined with ergonomic design deliver smarter, simpler inspection workflows.

NM700 Standard Metallurgical Microscope

Equipped with updated plan objectives, it offers a maximum 22 mm field‑of‑view. Köhler illumination guarantees bright, even viewing. It supports Brightfield, Darkfield and Polarization observation modes. Upper‑limit lock, universal condenser and status‑display functions provide user‑friendly operation, suitable even for beginners.

NM600 Standard Metallurgical Microscope

It delivers a maximum 22 mm field‑of‑view. Köhler illumination ensures a bright, even viewing area. A wide selection of objectives is available. Modular‑designed LED and halogen light sources are interchangeable to match different specimen‑observation requirements.

Product Recommendation

NM900 Research‑Grade Upright Metallurgical Microscope

Built on the well‑optimized NIS infinity‑corrected optical system, it features a long working distance and superior chromatic aberration correction. Its modular design supports Brightfield, Darkfield, DIC and Polarization observation modes. Multi‑motorized functions combined with ergonomic design deliver smarter, simpler inspection workflows.

NM700 Standard Metallurgical Microscope

Equipped with updated plan objectives, it offers a maximum 22 mm field‑of‑view. Köhler illumination guarantees bright, even viewing. It supports Brightfield, Darkfield and Polarization observation modes. Upper‑limit lock, universal condenser and status‑display functions provide user‑friendly operation, suitable even for beginners.

NM600 Standard Metallurgical Microscope

It delivers a maximum 22 mm field‑of‑view. Köhler illumination ensures a bright, even viewing area. A wide selection of objectives is available. Modular‑designed LED and halogen light sources are interchangeable to match different specimen‑observation requirements.