Toolmakers Microscope (Model KW-900)
The KW-900 Toolmakers Microscope is designed for precision measurement and inspection tasks in industrial and toolroom environments. It features a rigid mechanical base, inclined monocular observation tube, and a precision X–Y stage with micrometer control. Fixed magnification optics, rotary head, and combined transmitted and incident halogen illumination provide accurate dimensional analysis, profile inspection, and component measurement under controlled laboratory and workshop conditions.
Toolmakers Microscope (Model KW-900)
Technical Specification Table
| Specification | Details |
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| Model | KW-900 |
| Microscope Type | Toolmakers Microscope |
| Observation Tube | Monocular, inclined at 30 degrees |
| Magnification | Fixed 30x |
| Stage Size | 150 × 150 mm |
| Stage Movement | X–Y movement on ball bearing slides |
| Stage Travel | Up to 50 mm in each direction |
| Measurement Accuracy | Least count 0.01 mm |
| Measurement System | Micrometer with goniometer |
| Head Rotation | 360° rotary head |
| Focusing System | Precision focusing mechanism |
| Illumination | Transmitted and incident light |
| Light Source | Halogen lamp |
| Base | Large and heavy base for overall rigidity |
| Packaging | Wooden box |
Key Features
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Designed for precision measurement and inspection tasks
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Fixed 30x magnification for consistent dimensional analysis
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Monocular observation tube inclined at 30 degrees
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Precision X–Y stage mounted on ball bearing guides
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Smooth stage travel up to 50 mm in both directions
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Micrometer measurement with least count of 0.01 mm
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Integrated goniometer for angular measurement
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360° rotary observation head for flexible viewing
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Large, heavy base ensuring mechanical stability
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Combined transmitted and incident illumination
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Halogen light source for clear image visibility
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Supplied in a protective wooden packing box
Working Principle
The KW-900 Toolmakers Microscope operates by positioning components on a precision X–Y stage that moves smoothly on ball bearing guides. The specimen is illuminated using transmitted or incident halogen light depending on the inspection requirement. Fixed magnification optics project a clear image for measurement using micrometer controls and a goniometer. Rotary head movement and precise focusing enable accurate dimensional and angular evaluation.
Applications / Use Cases
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Precision tool and die inspection
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Measurement of machined components
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Quality control in manufacturing units
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Inspection of gauges and templates
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Dimensional analysis in toolrooms
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Educational training in metrology laboratories
