The Light Optycal Microscope is the most important tool for the study of microstructures. All examinations of microstructure begins with use of the light microscope, starting at low magnification, followed by progressively higher magnifications for efficient assessment of the basic characteristics of the microstructure.

Most microstructures can be observed with the light microscope and identified based in their characteristics.   

• MICROSCOPES

• Abrasive Cutting
• Precision Cutting
• Mounting
• Grinding & Polishing
• Consumables
• Hardness Testing
• Microscopy
  • MICROSCOPES
• IMAGIN
• Petrography / Thin Sectioning
• Sample Preparation for Spectroscopy