Microscopes for Dental Labs |
 
One of the new dimensions in innovative dentistry is using stereo microscopes to perform tasks instead of using magnifiers or head worn optics. Nowadays, dental microscopes allow dentists and lab technicians to see more detail than ever before. However, this used to mean either a considerable investment in a good microscope or buying a cheaper model that falls apart and may have no support or parts available.
Quality instruments save the dental staff valuable time in working on crowns, bridges and partials and in treating problem areas. Saving time for the dental staff means a more efficient practice and increased profitability. |
Our carefully designed ergonomics allows dentists and dental lab technicians to use the BM or BMK Series microscopes comfortably over long periods of time, providing you the best in Japanese optics at a very reasonable price.|
Dental labs all over the world have at least one Meiji
BM Series Stereo Microscope. With high quality optics and long working distance, the popular
BM and BMK Series also work extremely well in any agricultural, commercial, educational or industrial environment.
EM Series Stereo Microscopes Another option for the dental lab are the turret stereo bodies, which have two objective pairs in a turret mount that allows the viewer to change from one magnification to another (e.g. from 10x to 30x) by rotating the turret. While not as flexible as a zoom stereo (EMZ) body, turret bodies are more economical.
Wide-surface stands have broad work surfaces that are particularly useful when working with large specimens.
Below is an EMT-1 mounted on a KBL stand, with the MA305 fluorescent illuminator. Note: The MA304 adapter is required to mount MA305 illuminators to the EMF-1, EMF-2, EMT-1, EMT-2, EMTR-1, and EMTR-2 bodies.
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