The Optics of Metallography
The Optics of Metallography
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Other models have been made by Leitz (Fig. 20) of Germany and Reichert of Austria.
*Figure 21 shows the latest large inverted microscope of the Bausch & Lomb Optical Com- pany, which embodies all the de- sirable features of a metallur- gical microscope. This instru- ment has been so designed that relative vibration between the specimen and the objective can a 3D 1 I Fig. 20 Inverted metallurgical microscope. E. Leitz.
not exist. Furthermore, the fine adjustment has been mounted so that it is re...quired to move a weight of only four ounces. When an illuminant of high intensity is used, considerable heat is bound to be received by the vertical illuminator. For this reason the objective is mounted independent of the vertical illuminator and whatever heat reaches the latter and causes it to expand will not change the distance between the specimen and ob- jective and consequently will not cause the image to go out of focus. A heat guard is provided to prevent any light other than the centered beam from reaching any part of the microscope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Other models have been made by Leitz (Fig. 20) of Germany and Reichert of Austria.
*Figure 21 shows the latest large inverted microscope of the Bausch & Lomb Optical Com- pany, which embodies all the de- sirable features of a metallur- gical microscope. This instru- ment has been so designed that relative vibration between the specimen and the objective can a 3D 1 I Fig. 20 Inverted metallurgical microscope. E. Leitz.
not exist. Furthermore, the fine adjustment has been mounted so that it is re...quired to move a weight of only four ounces. When an illuminant of high intensity is used, considerable heat is bound to be received by the vertical illuminator. For this reason the objective is mounted independent of the vertical illuminator and whatever heat reaches the latter and causes it to expand will not change the distance between the specimen and ob- jective and consequently will not cause the image to go out of focus. A heat guard is provided to prevent any light other than the centered beam from reaching any part of the microscope.
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