The majority of Conservation Microscopy is performed using low power (typically stereo zoom or digital) microscopes.  Many users also wish to capture high resolution images of their specimens.  We have listed below the most commonly used types of microscopes, magnifiers and cameras

Stereo Zoom Microscopes
Including trinocular models for attaching cameras
3.5X to 210X
with camera and illumination options
Ideal for identification, restoration work and imaging

Dual Magnification Stereo Microscopes with rotating turret mag changer
2X -80X
with  illumination options
Suitable for identification & restoration work

Single Magnification Stereo Microscopes with interchangeable lenses
2X -120X
with  illumination options
Suitable for identification  & restoration work

Long Reach Microscopes Ideal for identification, restoration work and imaging of larger, table mounted subjects

Stereo Microscope Illuminators
A large range of attachable and free standing illuminators

Surgical Microscopes with great optics, long working distances and superb lighting, ideal for comfortable,  large item examinations and restoration

Materials Microscopes for metallurgy

See our  huge range of handheld magnifiers , loupes & Illluminated Magnifiers,

Digital Microscopes
Great for teaching, fieldwork and routine imaging

Digital USB C-Mount Microscope Cameras

3D Viewing
Manual & Motorised Microscopy Systems for all-round viewing of subjects
Built-in Cameras, Brilliant also for museum displays

See our Collections Imaging website for collections tray scanning systems and microscope automation