Humanization Design Ellipse Base 10W Halogen Light 10W daylight top lamp |
The joint of the lamp is easy to adjust the illuminator angle, and the focusing movement is 125mm for observing the gem and jewelry with different sizes.
The steel gem clip has moderate firm and reduce the light blocking the waist of the gem, which make a all-round observation.
The mounting holes of the gem clips both sides of the table provide the adjustment of eye point and angle.
Reasonable illumination configuration will provides comfortable and easy operation. We also provide the accessory gem clips, steel wire clip and flat clamp for operators.
The crystal characteristics of the inner and outer structure of the gem will be better observed by the polarizer.
This microscope is widely used in jewelry appraisal institutions and colllege/ university.
Features
---45° Rotatable Body Arm
---360° rotatable base for multiple operators to use and comminicate
---Three modes light source: bright field,
---THumanization design (three illumination modes and both sides mounting holes)
Gemological Microscope Base |
Specification for VGM Base |
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Illumination |
Three modes: bright field, dark field and top light: 30W super bright adjustable halogen light, Φ2-42mm continuous adjustable diaphragm. 7W daylight top lamp, color temperature meets the requirement of diamond grading lighting. 100V-240V wide voltage power, stable brightness |
Stand |
Ellipse base, 360° rotatable |
Gem clips |
Humanization design clips each side which are adjustable change |
Structure of VGM Gemological Microscope Base |
Iris Diaphragm of the VGM Gemological Microscope Base |
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Identified the surface characteristics of the sample: gem’s growth striation, etch fugure, scratch, damage, symmetry, split surface (bubble, gloss difference) etc.
Observe the intrinsic characteristics of the sample: inclusions’ type, shape and quantity, double crystal surface, growth striation, color distribution characteristics, initial cleavage, defect etc.
Observe the doubling of facet edge: the doubling of facet edge of the gems with high birefringence, such as zircon(DR=0.059), olivine (DR=0.036) and tourmaline (DR=0.078).