Olympus 110AL 1.5X Objective 1-S821
Olympus 110AL 1.5X Objective 1-S821

Olympus 1.5X Objective for the SZ Stereo Microscopes

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SKU: 1-S821

$275.00
Olympus 1.5× Auxiliary Objective for SZ Stereo Microscopes High-magnification auxiliary objective for the Olympus SZ series stereo microscopes, increasing the effective zoom range for finer detail observation at closer working distances.

KEY FEATURES

  • 1.5× Magnification — increases zoom range for higher resolution detail
  • 61 mm Working Distance — suitable for flat or low-profile samples
  • Compatible with Olympus SZ51, SZ61, SZ30, SZ40 stereo microscopes
  • New condition
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Product Overview

The Olympus 1.5× auxiliary objective attaches to the front of the SZ series stereo microscope body to increase the effective magnification range, enabling finer detail observation of small features and surface structures. With a 61 mm working distance, it is well suited for flat samples such as PCBs, slides, and precision components where higher magnification is needed without sacrificing the stereo imaging capability of the SZ system.

Technical Specifications

Magnification 1.5×
Working Distance 61 mm
Compatibility Olympus SZ51, SZ61, SZ30, SZ40
SKU 110AL1.5X
Condition New
Country of Origin Japan

Microscope Compatibility

Typical Applications

Fine detail inspection of small components
PCB and electronics quality control
Precision surface examination
Gemology and jewelry inspection

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    Ideal for labs using multiple microscope platforms

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