INSIZE 5106-M50 Zoom Stereo Microscope
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Flat 2D magnifiers fall short the moment a part has depth. The INSIZE 5106-M50 zoom stereo microscope gives you a true 3D view from 0.8X to 5X on a universal stand, for inspection, assembly and rework.
| Model | Configuration | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 5106-M50 | Binocular | Standard binocular stereo microscope |
| 5106-M50T | Trinocular | Trinocular configuration for microscope camera integration |
The microscope uses a 0.8X–5X zoom objective with a 1:6.3 zoom ratio, allowing the operator to continuously adjust magnification without changing objectives.
The broad zoom range provides flexibility for both locating features at lower magnification and examining smaller details at higher magnification.
The microscope is equipped with 10X wide-field eyepieces providing a Ø22 mm field of view.
The wide viewing area makes it easier to locate and inspect components while maintaining a comfortable observation experience.
The universal stand provides substantially greater working height than a conventional benchtop stereo microscope.
The 5106-M50 supports workpieces up to 300 mm in height, making it suitable for larger components, assemblies, tooling, fixtures, and other objects that may not fit beneath a conventional microscope stand.
The stand provides adjustable positioning of the microscope head, including vertical and horizontal positioning and angular adjustment.
The microscope head and stand configuration allow flexible positioning around the workpiece, including 360° rotation, helping operators establish an appropriate viewing angle for different inspection tasks.
The objective provides a 115 mm working distance, creating useful clearance between the optics and the workpiece.
This is particularly useful when inspecting components that require access for handling, tooling, assembly, or manipulation.
The 5106-M50 includes an adjustable reflected LED ring light for illuminating the inspection area.
The ring light provides consistent illumination around the viewing area and can be adjusted to suit different component surfaces and inspection conditions.
The universal stand provides multiple positioning adjustments, allowing the microscope to be positioned according to the geometry and location of the workpiece.
This flexibility is useful when inspecting components from different directions or when working with larger parts.
| Specification | 5106-M50 / 5106-M50T |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Zoom Stereo Microscope with Universal Stand |
| Optical Tube | Binocular / Trinocular |
| Eyepiece | 10X wide-field |
| Eyepiece Field of View | Ø22 mm |
| Objective | 0.8X–5X zoom |
| Zoom Ratio | 1:6.3 |
| Pupil Distance | 55–75 mm adjustable |
| Diopter Adjustment | ±5 diopter |
| Working Distance | 115 mm |
| Maximum Workpiece Height | 300 mm |
| Illumination | Adjustable reflected LED ring light |
| Power Supply | Power adapter |
| Dimensions | 790 × 230 × 430 mm |
| Weight | 20 kg |
The INSIZE 5106-M50 / 5106-M50T includes:
Main microscope unit with universal stand
WF 10X eyepieces ×2
LED ring light
Anti-dust cover
The 5106 series can be configured with additional accessories for specialized inspection and imaging applications.
0.5X auxiliary objective — ISM-ZS50-OB05X
2X auxiliary objective — ISM-ZS50-OB2X
The 0.5X auxiliary objective requires the appropriate sleeve/adapter.
10X dividing eyepiece — ISM-ZS50-EPD10X
WF15X eyepiece — ISM-ZS50-EP15X
WF20X eyepiece — ISM-ZS50-EP20X
The 5106-M50T trinocular configuration can be paired with compatible INSIZE digital cameras, including:
ISM-CM20
ISM-CM63
A 0.5X camera adapter (ISM-MAS-ADAPTER) is required for the supported digital-camera configuration.
The 5106-M50 uses a conventional binocular optical configuration with two eyepieces and is well suited for visual inspection and routine stereo microscopy.
The 5106-M50T adds a trinocular optical configuration for integrating a compatible digital camera.
This makes the trinocular model particularly useful when inspection requires both direct eyepiece observation and digital image capture or documentation.