STEINDORFF NYMC38000 User Manual

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NYMC38000
Polarizing Microscope
In order to exert performance of this microscope and to ensure the safety, please read the operating instruction carefully before use.
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Eyepiece
Binocular head
Bertrand lens
Fixing bolt for binocular head
Transmission adapter
Adjustable graduation
ring for analyzer
Analyzer adjusting rod
Nosepiece
Screw for adjusting
objective center
Condenser
Screw for adjusting
condenser center
Adjustable graduation
ring for polarizer
Removable holder of compensation lens
Collector
Fine focusing knob
Objective
Attachable mechanical
stage
Rotatable mechanical
stage
Power switch
Brightness adjusting
knob
Tension adjusting
ring
Coarse focusing
knob
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I. APPLICATION:
NYMC38000 series polarizing microscope is one of the most widely used special experiment instruments by geology, mineral, metallurgy, institution, university and so on correlative department. In recent year, along with the development of optical technique, polarizing microscope ,as optical instrument, whose the range of application is also broad more and more. The NYMC38000 series polarizing microscope is the extra suitable product, for the user to make the single polarized light observation, the orthogonal polarized light and cone light observation and micrography. It is
collocated gypsum (λ), mica (1/4λ) sample, quartz wedge, attachable mechanical stage and other attachment. It
is a set of new product that has maturity function and good quality.
II. CONFIGURATION:
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Eyepiece
Bertrand lens
Transmission adapter
Trinocular head
Fixing bolt for trinocular head
Analyzer adjusting rod
Nosepiece
Screw for adjusting
objective center
Condenser
Screw for adjusting
condenser center
Adjustable graduation
ring for polarizer
Collector
Rotatable mechanical
stage
Removable holder of compensation lens
Fine focusing knob
Objective
Attachable mechanical
stage
Power switch
Brightness adjusting
knob
Tension adjusting
ring
Coarse focusing
knob
Adjustable graduation
ring for analyzer
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Magnification
Numerical aperture (N.A.)
Thickness of the cover slip (mm)
4×
0.10
0.17
10×
0.25
0.17
25×
0.40
0.17
40×(S)
0.65
0.17
63×(S)
0.85
0.17
Type
Magnification
Vision field’s diameter (mm)
Wide field eyepiece
10×
18
Gridding eyepiece
10×
18
Cross eyepiece
10×
18
Graduation eyepiece
10×
18
Total Objective magnification
Eyepiece
4×
10×
25×
40×
63×
10×
40×
100×
250×
400×
630×
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III. SPECIFICATION:
1. Mechanical tube length: 160mm
2. Objective
Strain free achromatic objective
3. Eyepiece
4. Total magnification
5. Adjustable center quadruple nosepiece.
6. Rotatable mechanical stage, diameter 160mm, 360°part scale and cursor precision 6’.
7. Focusing: Coaxial coarse& fine focusing adjustment with rack and pinion mechanism, fine focusing
scale value is 0.002mm.
8. Illumination: Halogen bulb 12V/30W AC 85V-230V adjustable brightness.
9. Viewing head: Sliding binocular or trinocular head, inclined at 45°.
10. Blue filter
11. Complementary color equipment: gypsum (λ), mica (1/4λ) sample, quartz wedge.
12. Attachable mechanical stage: moving range is 30mm×40mm.
13. Condenser: Swing type N.A 1.30 Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm.
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Number
Content
Quantity
Remark
1
NYMC38000 polarizing microscope
1pc
2 Strain free achromatic objective
4×/0.10
1each
10×/0.25
1each
25×/0.40
1each
40×(S) /0.65
1each
63×(S) /0.85
1each
3 Eyepiece
10× Wide field eyepiece
2 each
10×Cross eyepiece
1each
10× Graduation eyepiece
1each
10× Gridding eyepiece
1each
4
Gypsum 1λsample
1each
5 Mica 1/4λsample
1each
6
Quartz wedge sample
1each
7
0.01 Micrometer
1 pc
8 Blue filter
1each
9
Attachable mechanical stage
1pc
10
Binocular or trinocular head
1pc
11
Adjusting rod
2 pc
12
Transmission adapter
1 pc
13
Spare bulb
2 pc
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Operating instruction
1book
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Certificate of quality
1sheet
16
Dust cover
1each
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14. Optional accessory:
(1) Eyepiece: WF16×, WF20×, P16×and 1.3or 3.0 mega pixels CMOS electronic eyepiece. (2) Strain free achromatic objective: 100× (S) Oil. (3) Stain free semi-plan achromatic objective: 4×, 10×, 25× (S), 40×, 63× (S), 100× (S) Oil. (4) Strain free plan achromatic objective: 4×, 10×, 25× (S), 40×, 63× (S), 100× (S) Oil. (5) Photo and CCD attachment.
IV. THE COMPLETE SET OF THE INSTRUMENT:
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V. INSTALLATON:
1. Working environment:
1) Indoor temperature: 0℃~40℃, the maximum relative humidity: 85%.
2) The microscope will be mildewed or damaged in the environment of high temperature
3) Don’t put microscope in the dusty environment. Please cover it with ethene plastic bag,
4) Please put microscope in the plate place.
2. Transmission adapter:
Put the transmission adapter on microscope, when screw is connect with orientation slot of the adapter, tighten the fixing screw with finger.
3. Binocular or trinocular head:
Put the binocular or trinocular head onto the transmission adapter and tighten with the fixing screw with finger.
and damp surrounding.
when it is not in use.
4. Eyepiece:
Insert eyepiece into the viewing tube.
5. Objective:
Make the mechanical stage down in order to install the objectives into the nosepiece from the lowest magnification to the highest in the clockwise direction, please must be install them tightly in place.
6. Condenser:
Make sure the oriented screw of the condenser holder is in the proper place.
7. Complementary color equipment:
Insert complementary color equipment into the proper place in need.
8. Filter:
It must be put on illuminator according to the user’s needs.
9. Attachable mechanical stage:
Put attachable mechanical stage on the rotatable mechanical stage.
10. Adjusting rod:
It is used to adjust center of the objective.
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VI. OPERATION:
1. Illumination:
Turn on the power switch; adjust the brightness adjusting knob slowly to the desired level. In commonly instance, don’t let it reach the lightest state, otherwise, that shorten the life of the bulb.
2. Focusing:
Begin observation of your specimen with the 4× Objective. Turn the coarse focusing knob until a clear image is obtained, then use the fine focusing knob to enhance the observation of the specimen to its clearest image. When the desired view is obtained under the lowest power (4×), rotate the nosepiece to the next higher magnification (10×). The nosepiece should “click” into position. You can obtain clear image with a little fine adjustment. It is important to remember when adjusting the focus that the objective should never touch the specimen. When increasing to 100× magnification, the objective will appear to be very close to the slide. Because the 100× is an oil immersion objective, a drop of cedar-wood oil or other immersion oil should be applied in the gap between the objective and the specimen. (Note: All slides should be prepared with cover slips over the specimen for observation under the 100× objective.) The 100 × oil immersion objectives should be wiped off with a piece of soft clean cloth or lens tissue to remove the immersion oil immediately after using.
3. The center of objective superposition with the rotatable mechanical stage:
When the sample is clear enough, find a clear object and let it coincide with the point of cross. Turning mechanical stage, if axes of objective don’t coincide with the center of mechanical stage, the point of object will circumrotate
around “S”. The track is circle, and adjust center of objective
to let “O1” move to “S” to see if they coincide or not. If not,
please adjust them.
4. Adjusting Abbe condenser:
1) The Abbe condenser can be moved up or down by
turning condenser focusing knob. When using high power objectives, better to making the condenser up and whereas making the condenser down. Iris diaphragm should be adjusted according to objective’s numerical aperture, in order to obtain better effect.
2) Take off the eyepiece to observe the center of aperture diaphragm on the condenser
overlay with center of objective's aperture. If both is away, may be adjusted the condenser center adjusting screw until both is superposition.
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5. Orthogonal polarized observation:
Because the polarizer is located in the light path, this time is single polarized light state after focusing. Slide the analyzer into the light path, to adjust the analyzer adjusting rob on the
“0”position, also the polarizer is located on the“0”position, this time is orthogonal polarized light
state (polarized direction of the polarizer is at west-east, polarized direction of the analyzer is at north-south). When using 10×objective or lower. Please remove compensation lens, and adjust condenser to proper place; when using 20 × objectives or higher, please push compensation lens to the previous position and lift the condenser to the highest position. Insert gypsum (λ), mica (1/4λ) sample, quartz wedge into complementary inlet according to your need in order to test pixel.
6. Observation of cone light:
Observation of cone light is use 20× or higher objectives, push the Bertrand lens and compensation lens into the light path, adjusting center of the Bertrand lens, to observe the cone light characteristic of the sample.
VII. MAINTENANCE:
1. If there is any dirt settled on the lens, wipe it off gently with some lens paper. If alcohol is used, be
careful not to let it penetrate through the lenses and dissolve the gumming. Any dust settled on the lenses can be blown away with an air blower or wiped off with a clean soft camel hair brush.
2. In cleaning mechanical parts and applying non-corrosive lubricant, take special care not to touch
the optical elements, especially the objective lenses.
3. Avoid high temperature.
4. Put objectives and eyepieces into box after using, and keep them in a cool, shady and dry place,
free from dust, fumes and moisture. If not stored in its box, cover with a hood to protect from dust.
5. Like other optical instruments, the microscope should be kept out of direct sunlight in a cool, dry
place, free from dust, fumes and moisture. It should be stored in a case or covered with a hood to protect it from dust.
6. The microscope has been carefully tested and inspected.
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