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The VMZ20X is a robust industrial macro video microscope for assembly rework, visual inspection and image capture tasks for optical components. This robust industrial macro video inspection microscope, with wide ranging par focal (constant focus) zoom and light sensitive camera, allows even the most challenging optical components to be viewed for Scratch and Dig determination. A built-in 360° LED ring illuminator, with electronic level control, provides a shadow free pool of cool white light. Fast screen refresh rates allow for real time inspection, unlike similar USB digital counterparts. ![]() If you'd like to receive more details of the VMZ20 system for inspection or would like to receive our regular e-Newsletter then please CONTACT US and we'll be in touch. ![]() Armstrong Optical Ltd is a member of the Photonics Cluster (UK) located at Aston Science Park in the West Midlands. The Cluster offers training, research, equipment and facilities & international networks and is the member's principle voice in lobbying regional and national government. For more details of the Photonics Cluster contact them on: info@photonicscluster-uk.org or visit www.photonicscluster-uk.org ![]() We are also members of the DTI Photonics Knowledge Transfer Network . The KTN and its network groups will provide a range of activities and initiatives to enable the exchange of knowledge and the stimulation of business innovation. The KTN will work closely with government, and will be the route for advice to DTI on the support needed by the photonics community, and the effectiveness of its photonics strategy. For more details of the DTI Photonics Knowledge Transfer Network please go to www.photonicsktn.org |