The Polarized Light Microscope is a principal piece of equipment used to observe the optical properties of minerals and study of crystals with birefringence properties. Our microscopes have indispensable applications for Petrography, Crystallography and Geology in University Laboratories and in other environments where a reliable practical polarizing microscope is required for teaching purposes.

Polarizing microscopes are principal piece of equipment used by the geologists to observe the optical properties of minerals. In has indispensable applications for petrography, crystallography.geology or finding stress points in metal, glass and textiles, etc. It permits orthoscopically to examine and identify the structures of material with highly resolved distinctive images under various magnifications.

RXLr-4 Pol microscopes produce brighter, clearer and higher contrast images. Facilities for diascopic and episcopic microscope illumination makes it a sought after microscope petrological, geological labs etc. The Bertrand lens is also focusable and centerable.

The Polarized Light Microscope is a principal piece of equipment used to observe the optical properties of minerals and study of crystals with birefringence properties. Our microscopes have indispensable applications for Petrography, Crystallography and Geology in University Laboratories and in other environments where a reliable practical polarizing microscope is required for teaching purposes.

The Polarized Light Microscope is a principal piece of equipment used to observe the optical properties of minerals and study of crystals with birefringence properties. Our microscopes have indispensable applications for Petrography, Crystallography and Geology in University Laboratories and in other environments where a reliable practical polarizing microscope is required for teaching purposes.

Research Polarizing Microscope are principal piece of equipment used by the Geologists to observe the optical properties of minerals. It has indispensable applications for petrography, crystallography, geology, mineralogy, ceramics, toxicology, chemical microscopy or detecting defects in semi-conductors, finding stress points in metals, glass and textiles etc.