INSIZE ISM-ZS200 Parallel Light Stereo Microscope
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Converging-light stereo scopes distort the view toward the edges of the field. The INSIZE ISM-ZS200 uses a parallel optical path to keep the whole 0.8X–8X field clear and low-distortion for accurate 3D inspection.
The INSIZE ISM-ZS200 Parallel Light Stereo Microscope is a professional optical inspection system designed for detailed three-dimensional observation, component inspection, assembly work, and precision quality-control applications. Its infinity parallel optical system provides a stable optical path while the 20° inclined binocular viewing tube improves viewing ergonomics during extended inspection sessions.
With a 0.8X–8X continuously variable zoom objective, the ISM-ZS200 provides a 10:1 zoom ratio, allowing users to move from a wider field of view to detailed inspection without changing the primary optical configuration.
The system also supports advanced illumination options, including optional coaxial illumination for deep holes and recessed features and an optional aperture diaphragm for increased depth of field and improved image quality.
The ISM-ZS200 uses an infinity parallel optical system designed to provide a consistent optical path while allowing accessories to be incorporated into the system.
This configuration is particularly useful for professional inspection environments where optical flexibility and image quality are important.
The 0.8X–8X zoom objective provides a 10:1 zoom ratio, giving inspectors a broad range of magnification without requiring frequent objective changes.
This makes the microscope suitable for both general inspection and detailed examination of small features.
The binocular optical tube is inclined at 20°, helping create a more comfortable viewing position for prolonged inspection and reducing the need to maintain a steep downward viewing angle.
The standard 10X wide-field eyepieces provide a Ø22 mm field of view, giving the operator a useful inspection area while maintaining detailed optical observation.
Integrated adjustable LED illumination supports both:
Reflected illumination for surface inspection
Transmitted illumination for viewing suitable transparent or semi-transparent workpieces
The ability to control illumination helps improve contrast across different workpiece surfaces and geometries.
Coaxial illumination can be added when inspecting deep holes, recessed features, or areas that are difficult to illuminate effectively with conventional ring-style lighting.
This provides additional flexibility for specialized inspection applications.
An optional aperture diaphragm can be used when greater depth of field and image quality are required for particular inspection tasks.
| Specification | ISM-ZS200 |
|---|---|
| Optical Tube | Binocular, 20° inclined |
| Eyepiece | 10X wide-field |
| Eyepiece Field of View | Ø22 mm |
| Objective | 0.8X–8X zoom |
| Zoom Ratio | 1:10 |
| Pupil Distance | 55–75 mm adjustable |
| Diopter Adjustment | ±5 diopter, both eyepieces |
| Objective Working Distance | 78 mm |
| Maximum Workpiece Height | 72 mm |
| Illumination | Adjustable reflected and transmitted LED |
| Power Supply | 110/220 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Dimensions | 240 × 280 × 440 mm |
| Weight | 4.3 kg |
The specifications above are based on INSIZE's published ISM-ZS200 documentation.
The ISM-ZS200 includes:
| Included Item | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Main microscope unit | 1 |
| WF 10X eyepieces | 2 |
| Ø100 mm glass plate | 1 |
| Ø100 mm white/black plate | 1 |
| Anti-dust cover | 1 |
The parallel optical system is designed to accommodate additional accessories for specialized inspection requirements.
Available options include:
Coaxial illumination
Aperture diaphragm
Additional optical accessories compatible with the ISM-ZS200 system
Coaxial illumination is particularly useful for inspecting deep holes and recessed features where conventional ring illumination may not adequately illuminate the inspection area.
An aperture diaphragm can be used where increased depth of field and image quality are required.