Commack, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/10/2021 -- With the recent and dramatic increases in gun-related crimes across the nation, UNITRON's comparison microscopes continue to be a vital tool for investigators in the field of forensic science. The comparison microscope offers a number of advantages that can be utilized to provide improved imagery and exact results for examiners.

Utilizing superior optics, UNITRON's comparison microscopes provide exceptional clarity and magnification of extremely small details. This ability allows an examiner to maintain precise imagery during the analysis process. Through optimized parfocality and parcentricity, comparison microscopes have unique benefits that cannot be found in other examination tools.

The improved ergonomics and exacting stage movements of UNITRON's comparison microscopes also enhance an examiner's ability to review samples without the need for readjustments while working with other investigators in the laboratory. The ability to quickly adjust height and optics, as well as position samples via the precision, horizontal coaxial stage controls, can speed workflow and improve results while performing forensic science investigations.

Additionally, UNITRON's polarizing microscopes and stereo microscopes can greatly assist investigators looking for detailed imagery of samples and trace evidence at varying magnifications and employing different contrast methods. These microscopes provide solid advantages to forensic scientists looking to improve examination results through advanced contrast techniques (e.g. polarization) and streamline laboratory workflow processes.

As the need for forensic science grows to match the pace of gun-related crimes, UNITRON's comparison microscopes and complementary products continue to be professional tools for investigators across the country.

UNITRON is a leading provider of microscopes and imaging systems that can significantly enhance the quality of research across a multitude of fields. Their wide range of microscopes and imaging equipment can be utilized by various researchers to improve data analysis and capture superior results for forensic research. For more information about UNITRON and how their products can improve your internal examination processes, contact us today!

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UNITRON'S microscopes and related optical accessories have been consistently used and trusted worldwide since 1952. Our products are trusted and utilized by companies such as Intel, Lockheed Martin, ITT, GE, DuPont, Boeing, 3M, MIT, Raytheon, SONY, Texas Instruments, and the Mayo Clinic. UNITRON achieves "excellence by design" by manufacturing a comprehensive line of stereo, metallurgical and material science microscopes, in addition to LED lights, digital microscopy cameras, telescopes, and binoculars. Visit us online at https://microscopes.unitronusa.com/ to learn more.

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Commack, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/23/2020 -- UNITRON Ltd., a company that has manufactured high-quality microscopes and optical accessories since 1952, offers an assortment of digital cameras for use with microscopes. Useful for several different applications, including forensics, material sciences, industrial inspections, as well as training and educational settings, these cameras boast high resolutions and crisp colors in captured images.

In order to choose the best camera for their microscope, users must consider several factors. First, they will need to consider the format of their microscope and whether it is immediately capable of accepting a camera, or if an accessory is required. It must also be determined whether the camera will be used as a standalone device (no PC required) or connected to a mobile device or PC and integrated with software. Beside the physical considerations, the application will help narrow the options. For example, instructional settings may benefit from a WiFi camera that allows multiple users to view the same image simultaneously. Other applications may require measurements and annotations that are best performed using camera software and a PC. As with any digital camera, users will also need to decide on their desired resolution in megapixels, as well as the frame rate for video capture and live image output.

UNITRON is dedicated to helping technicians, engineers, scientists, educators, and other professionals in a range of industries by continuing their tradition of "excellence by design" in all of their microscopes, digital cameras for microscopes, and other optical accessories. To learn more about our cameras to determine which one is best suited for any application, please visit us at https://microscopes.unitronusa.com/.

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UNITRON'S microscopes and related optical accessories have been consistently used and trusted worldwide since 1952. Our products are trusted and utilized by companies such as Intel, Lockheed Martin, ITT, GE, DuPont, Boeing, 3M, MIT, Raytheon, SONY, Texas Instruments, and the Mayo Clinic. UNITRON achieves "excellence by design" by manufacturing a comprehensive line of stereo, metallurgical and material science microscopes, in addition to LED lights, digital microscopy cameras, telescopes, and binoculars. Visit us online at https://microscopes.unitronusa.com/ to learn more.

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Commack, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/11/2020 -- Researchers across all fields of forensic science utilize microscopes to facilitate civil and criminal investigations, contribute to public health awareness, and accurately determine causes of death.

Criminal investigations are perhaps the most well-known application of forensic science. In many criminal cases, trace evidence can have a massive impact on the result. Samples of DNA, loose hairs or skin cells trapped under fingernails, can implicate or exonerate a suspect. Modern forensic microscopes offer the magnification levels necessary to view small evidence properly, and features like dual stages and optical paths allow investigators to simultaneously compare similar samples.

In forensic pathology, a discipline that concerns death investigations, microscopes are used by investigators to identify causes of death and either confirm or rule out foul play. Forensic microscopes can be used to check blood and tissue samples for infectious or toxic agents such as viruses, bacteria, or poisons, or to examine wounds and identify what created them.

Microscopy is also used in epidemiology, assisting scientists in the careful examination of infectious agents, and to check food samples for contamination. Tracing the spread of an agent can help researchers discover its origin and determine how to best treat it.

Microscopes are highly crucial in forensics and a range of other scientific applications. Those interested in learning more about forensic microscopes are encouraged to contact ACCU-SCOPE today.

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UNITRON'S microscopes and related optical accessories have been consistently used and trusted worldwide since 1952. Their products are trusted and utilized by companies such as Intel, Lockheed Martin, ITT, GE, DuPont, Boeing, 3M, MIT, Raytheon, SONY, Texas Instruments, and the Mayo Clinic. UNITRON achieves "excellence by design" by manufacturing a comprehensive line of stereo, metallurgical and material science microscopes, in addition to LED lights, digital microscopy cameras, telescopes, and binoculars. Visit them online at https://microscopes.unitronusa.com/ to learn more.

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Commack, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/11/2020 -- UNITRON Ltd., a trusted manufacturer of microscopes for an array of industrial applications, highlights some of the differences between digital and optical microscopes and their distinct advantages. While both have seen advances in technology, there remain situations in which one type of instrument might be preferable.

Optical microscopes, often referred to as traditional microscopes, have been around for centuries. A stereo microscope continues to offer an image with an unmatched level of depth perception, thanks to its true binocular vision. For applications where a high magnification power is required, such as inspecting metallurgical samples, a compound optical microscope is the design of choice. This type of microscope also offers a higher degree of flexibility in terms of how the subject is viewed, as it allows the user to employ different contrast methods, such as DIC, fluorescence, and phase contrast.

Digital microscopes may offer advantages over traditional microscopes. Where they may lack high magnification power, they may be easier to use than optical microscopes. Some models offer the convenience of having everything integrated including an HD monitor and built-in software for image capture and measurements, meaning that no external PC is required. Images can be manipulated on the screen and easily saved to a USB storage device with the click of a button. This ease of use makes digital microscopes a great choice for production and quality control environments.

To take advantage of the best of both worlds, users may also opt for an optical microscope and then attach a digital camera. UNITRON has specialized digital cameras for microscopy that can be used with trinocular microscopes.

To learn more about UNITRON's optical and digital microscope offerings or find an authorized distributor, interested parties are invited to visit their website at https://microscopes.unitronusa.com/.

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UNITRON'S microscopes and related optical accessories have been consistently used and trusted worldwide since 1952. Our products are trusted and utilized by companies such as Intel, Lockheed Martin, ITT, GE, DuPont, Boeing, 3M, MIT, Raytheon, SONY, Texas Instruments, and the Mayo Clinic. UNITRON achieves "excellence by design" by manufacturing a comprehensive line of stereo, metallurgical and material science microscopes, in addition to LED lights, digital microscopy cameras, telescopes, and binoculars. Visit us online at https://microscopes.unitronusa.com/ to learn more.

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Commack, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/10/2020 -- Before investing in a microscope, it is essential to know about the different types of scopes and how they are suited for various applications. While there are many subcategories, most modern optical microscopes are categorized into two main types: stereo and compound. The experts at UNITRON understand that knowing the difference between these two types ensures customers get the best instrument for their needs.

Stereo microscopes are ideal for technicians, engineers, hobbyists, or anyone who needs to look at larger, opaque specimens. Sometimes called a "dissecting microscope" in biological applications, stereo microscopes use two optical paths and two eyepieces to provide 3-dimensional depth perception for viewing or inspecting samples with uneven surfaces like circuit boards, minerals, rare coins, or small parts.

Stereo microscopes offer the user a considerable working distance for easy access to samples while they are on the stage, especially for sample manipulation. For example, these scopes are perfect for a watchmaker who needs to make repairs to minute components, or for a technician who needs to repair a broken solder on a circuit board. Stereo microscopes are available with either fixed or zoom power magnification. Fixed power lets the user choose from a pre-set selection of objective lenses while zoom power allows the user to readily adjust the magnification as necessary for the sample or the task.

Compound microscopes are the better option for examining flat samples, or small samples on microscope slides. Compound microscopes typically have much higher magnification and resolution than stereos, and are ideal for observing polished metallographic or geologic samples, trace forensic evidence and other specimens that would be too small for a stereo microscope to resolve. Compound microscopes are ideal for use in settings where the higher magnifications allow samples to be examined in great detail.

For curious minds, microscopes can reveal a whole new world that was previously hidden from view. To learn more about different types of microscopes and their accessories, contact UNITRON today!

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UNITRON'S microscopes and related optical accessories have been consistently used and trusted worldwide since 1952. Our products are trusted and utilized by companies such as Intel, Lockheed Martin, ITT, GE, DuPont, Boeing, 3M, MIT, Raytheon, SONY, Texas Instruments, and the Mayo Clinic. UNITRON achieves "excellence by design" by manufacturing a comprehensive line of stereo, metallurgical and material science microscopes, in addition to LED lights, digital microscopy cameras, telescopes, and binoculars. Visit us online at https://microscopes.unitronusa.com/ to learn more.

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Commack, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/14/2020 -- Metallography is an essential part of the research and development of metallic alloys. It has been in use since the 19th century when it was pioneered by a British scientist named Henry Clifton Sorby. Metallography is defined as "the study of the atomic and chemical structure of all types of metallic alloys using microscopy". Simplified, this means that scientists use microscopes to examine metals on an atomic level and learn how strong/flexible they are and how they will behave in real-life applications.

Applications for metallography are wide-ranging, any industry or product that uses metallic alloys has likely benefited from its use. Automotive, electronic, medical, mechanical industries all utilize metallography to test and develop alloys for their products. Metallography can be thought of as a form of microscopic quality control; it can help scientists determine an alloy's strength, ductility, and potential for breaks and failure.

There are several ways that scientists can learn about the properties of an alloy by examining it through a microscope. Some of the common rules of thumb are that smaller grain size generally means a higher yield strength and a harder alloy, inclusion content and distribution affect toughness (defined by the metal's cracking rates and fracture resistance), discontinuities in a metal's microstructure usually indicate failure sites (spots where the metal is more liable to break).

The information learned via metallography is key in the testing and development of alloys and can often influence key decisions made by major industries. Anyone who is interested in metallography or the other scientific applications of microscopes is encouraged to visit https://www.unitronusa.com/ for more information.

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UNITRON'S microscopes and related optical accessories have been consistently used and trusted worldwide since 1952. Their products are trusted and utilized by companies such as Intel, Lockheed Martin, ITT, GE, DuPont, Boeing, 3M, MIT, Raytheon, SONY, Texas Instruments, and the Mayo Clinic. UNITRON achieves "excellence by design" by manufacturing a comprehensive line of stereo, metallurgical and material science microscopes, in addition to LED lights, digital microscopy cameras, telescopes, and binoculars. Visit them online at https://microscopes.unitronusa.com/ to learn more.

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Commack, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/16/2020 -- As a global expert on microscopes and microscope accessories, UNITRON Ltd. is well versed on the many benefits of using a stereomicroscope with a digital camera. By using a stereo microscope with multiple eyepieces rather than a traditional microscope, observers can enjoy more comfort and depth perception. Adding a digital camera to the stereo microscope delivers more benefits such as sharing, documentation, and analysis. Moreover, there are various other features that make stereo microscopes with a digital camera an enticing option for observing small specimens.

When using a conventional microscope, observers are generally limited to two dimensions of viewing. A stereo microscope with a digital camera, however, allows for the viewing of objects in all three dimensions. Coins, rings, insects, and other tiny specimens can be observed clearly and comfortably when observers use stereo microscopes, especially when zoom magnification is enabled. A digital camera then allows the user to capture photos of the sample for documentation or further analysis.

UNITRON's cutting-edge stereo microscopes come with many features, one of the most useful being the zoom magnification setting. The zoom magnification feature provides a wider range of resolution options, giving the user more control over finding the best magnification and focus position for sample observation. Additionally, zoom magnification allows for smooth adjustments when changing the microscope's magnification.

Lastly, stereo microscopes with digital cameras can help make specimens more visible with the help of illuminator systems. Illuminator systems shine light on the specimen being observed, providing a brighter, clearer image for the observer. From illuminator attachments to zoom magnification and more, UNITRON can answer your microscope needs.

To learn more about UNITRON's stereo microscopes with digital cameras, or to place an order for other microscope parts and accessories, visit them online at https://microscopes.unitronusa.com/ today.

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UNITRON'S microscopes and related optical accessories have been consistently used and trusted worldwide since 1952. Their products are trusted and utilized by companies such as Intel, Lockheed Martin, ITT, GE, DuPont, Boeing, 3M, MIT, Raytheon, SONY, Texas Instruments, and the Mayo Clinic. UNITRON achieves "excellence by design" by manufacturing a comprehensive line of stereo, metallurgical and material science microscopes, in addition to LED lights, digital microscopy cameras, telescopes, and binoculars. Visit them online at https://microscopes.unitronusa.com/ to learn more.

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