0.01mm Optical Glass Microscope Calibration

Size: 25mm x 75mm x 1.1mm

Package Included: 1 x microscope micrometer

The method of use is as follows:
1. Pull out one side of the eyepiece from the lens barrel, unscrew the part under the eyepiece, place the micro scale on the side of the eyepiece down on the focal plane of the eyepiece, reinstall the unscrewed part back into the eyepiece, and then insert the eyepiece back into the lens barrel .
2. Place the scale on the stage side micrometer upwards and clamp it on the stage so that the scale of the side micrometer is in the center of the field of view. Adjust the focus until you can see the graduation of the micrometer on the side of the stage.
3. Carefully move the micrometer on the stage side and turn the micrometer on the eyepiece side to make the straight line on the left of the two feet coincide, and then find the straight line where the two feet overlap another time from left to right.
4. Record the number of divisions of the micrometer on the eyepiece side and the micrometer on the stage side between the two coincident lines. Calculate the actual length represented by each grid on the side of the eyepiece. The actual length represented by each grid of the eyepiece ruler = (the number of grids of the stage micrometer between two overlapping lines/the number of grids of the eyepiece micrometer between two overlapping lines)×10um
5. Take off the micrometer on the side of the stage and replace the slide specimen to be measured, and measure the specimen with the micrometer on the eyepiece side.




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Specifications:
Material: High-quality Optical Glass
Size: 25mm x 75mm x 1.1mm
Magnification Ratio: 500X & Under
Design and Style: Portable and Handheld
Usage and Purpose: Eyepiece Calibration and Measurement
Parts and Accessories: 1 x Microscope Micrometer

Features:
-Microhistory-5 Inch In Millimeter-10meters-

**Precision Measurement for Microscopic World**

The 0.01mm Optical Glass Microscope Calibration Slides are an essential tool for anyone working with microscopes. Designed for precision, these slides are crafted from high-quality optical glass, ensuring clarity and durability. The slides are compact, measuring 25mm x 75mm x 1.1mm, making them easy to handle and transport. With a magnification ratio of 500X & Under, they are ideal for a wide range of microscopic applications.

**Effortless Calibration and Measurement**

The ease of use is a standout feature of these calibration slides. To calibrate your micrometer, simply follow these steps:
1. Remove the eyepiece from the lens barrel and unscrew the part under the eyepiece.
2. Place the micrometer on the side of the eyepiece, ensuring it is in the focal plane of the eyepiece.
3. Reinstall the unscrewed part and insert the eyepiece back into the lens barrel.
4. Place the scale on the stage side micrometer upwards and clamp it on the stage.
5. Adjust the focus until the graduation of the micrometer is visible on the stage.
6. Carefully move the micrometer on the stage side and turn the micrometer on the eyepiece side to align the two feet.
7. Record the number of divisions on both sides and calculate the actual length represented by each grid.

These slides are not just for calibration; they also serve as a handy tool for measuring specimens. Simply replace the slide specimen to be measured and use the micrometer on the eyepiece side to obtain accurate measurements. The slides are designed to be used with a variety of microscopes, making them a versatile addition to any laboratory or educational setting.

**Versatile and User-Friendly**

Whether you're a student, a researcher, or a hobbyist, these calibration slides are an indispensable tool for anyone working with microscopes. Their portable design and ease of use make them suitable for various scenarios, from educational settings to professional laboratories. The slides are not just about precision; they are also about convenience. With the included micrometer, you have everything you need to ensure accurate measurements and calibrations, making your microscopic observations more reliable and informative.