• Alt Text: MZS1065 Zoom Stereo Microscope inspecting a PCB board with high clarity

At MTscope, we understand the frustration engineers face daily: trying to solder a microscopic component while battling a microscope that leaves no room for your soldering iron. Precision shouldn’t come at the cost of comfort. That is why we are highlighting the MZS1065 Zoom Stereo Microscope, a model that has recently become a favorite among our international clients in the microelectronics and industrial inspection sectors.

Why is the MZS1065 Zoom Stereo Microscope Trending?

You might be wondering, with so many options in our catalog, why is this specific model getting so many clicks? The answer lies in its balance of power and ergonomics.

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• Alt Text: Zoom adjustment knob on the MZS1065 Zoom Stereo Microscope

We have found that for professionals working with SMT repair or biological dissection, the standard 0.7X-4.5X magnification is sometimes just not enough. The MZS1065 Zoom Stereo Microscope pushes that limit further to 6.5X (up to 65X total magnification with standard eyepieces), revealing details that other scopes miss.

What Makes the Greenough Optical System Superior?

Many of our customers ask us about the optical architecture. The MZS1065 utilizes the Greenough optical system.

Unlike parallel optical systems, the Greenough design uses two separate optical paths inclined at an angle. This creates a spectacular 3D (stereoscopic) effect. When you look through the eyepieces, you don’t just see a flat image; you see depth. This depth perception is critical when you need to manipulate a sample—like guiding a probe or tweezers—under the lens.

How Does the 110mm Working Distance Improve Your Workflow with the MZS1065?

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• Alt Text: 110mm working distance diagram of MZS1065 Zoom Stereo Microscope

The standout feature of the MZS1065 Zoom Stereo Microscope is its 110mm Working Distance (WD).

Standard microscopes often force you to work in a cramped 90mm space. The extra space provided by the MZS1065 allows for:

• Easier handling of soldering irons and hot air guns.
• Safe manipulation of larger biological samples.
• Reduced risk of smoke or debris damaging the objective lens.

MZS1065 vs. MZS0745: Which Model Fits Your Needs?

To help you decide, we have prepared a comparison between our two best-sellers.

Note: For detailed technical specs, you can refer to general optical standards on Wikipedia’s Stereo Microscope Page. —

Where Can You Use This Microscope?

We recommend the MZS1065 Zoom Stereo Microscope for the following specific applications:

1. Micro-electronics: Inspection of ICs, semiconductor wafers, and LED bonding.
2. Medical Device Mfg: Assembly of catheters and hearing aids.
3. Agriculture & Biology: Seed inspection and insect dissection.

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• Alt Text: Application of MZS1065 Zoom Stereo Microscope in lab and factory settings

Conclusion

If your work demands higher magnification and more operating space than standard models can offer, the MZS1065 Zoom Stereo Microscope is your ideal partner. It combines the depth of the Greenough system with the practicality of a long working distance.

Ready to upgrade your inspection line?

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