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UNITRON exhibits a selection of its renown LX Microscopes and ASH digital inspection solutions at the 2023 IPC APEX Expo.
Read MoreTaking proper care of your microscope is essential for both safety and its performance. Here's an overview of how to clean and sanitize microscopes.
Read MoreTraditional and digital microscopes have improved greatly over the years. Discover how the advancements in microscopy have transformed digital inspections.
Read MoreUNITRON Ltd. will be attending the IMTS 2022, September 12-17 in Chicago, IL. We will be displaying and demonstrating both traditional and digital solutions for inspection and quality control. Visit...
Read MoreAnalyzing trace evidence requires the use of highly specialized microscopes. Learn how polarized light microscopy can benefit trace evidence analyses.
Read MoreThe success of a product largely depends on quality control checks. Discover how a digital microscope can improve your quality control processes.
Read More[March 2022] UNITRON is pleased to introduce our new LED ring light featuring near-vertical illumination. The CAT# 15875 ring light features a small (removable) LED that is positioned between the...
Read MoreThe Lindbergh kidnapping is an important moment in history for crime-solving. Discover how the use of microscopes enhanced forensics during this case.
Read MoreMicroscopic algae are important pieces of evidence for investigations. Find out why forensic scientists look at diatoms and what these algae reveal about a crime.
Read MoreTechnological advancements in forensic ballistics are transforming criminal investigations. Learn about these different ways ballistics is improving.
Read MoreThe comparison microscope has become a crucial tool in the field of forensic science. These microscopes are the ideal tool to use when comparing samples or specimens side-by-side, simultaneously. Once considered only a trend in forensic fields such as ballistics, the comparison microscope has become a foundational element in forensic examinations worldwide. Continue reading
Read MoreSharing what you see under a microscope used to mean having someone else physically look into the instrument you were using. Today, digital cameras for microscopes make it easier than ever to share images with your students, colleagues, other professionals in your field, or anyone around the world. Continue reading
Read MoreCommack, NY [October 2020] – UNITRON Ltd. is pleased to announce the addition of three new microscope systems to its market-leading LX Microscopes by UNITRON product line for industrial inspection...
Read MoreUNITRON Ltd., a trusted manufacturer of microscopes for an array of industrial applications, highlights some of the differences between digital and optical microscopes and their distinct advantages. While both have...
Read MoreBoth digital and optical, or traditional, microscopes have made significant advancements in the past 50 years. At UNITRON, we recognize that there is a need for both types of microscopes...
Read MoreToday’s illuminated magnifiers offer an extensive array of features and functionalities to suit individual preferences, ergonomic concerns, and an ever-expanding range of working conditions and applications. While users appreciate the...
Read MoreSame Great Products, New Name Commack, NY [August 1, 2020] — UNITRON Ltd., a leading manufacturer of precision instruments for electronics, industrial, metallurgical, materials science, research, and educational applications, has...
Read MoreSometimes referred to as "criminalistics," forensic science is the application of science in criminal and civil investigations. Of course, forensic science demands precision, and the microscope is an essential piece of equipment for researchers in all of its different fields. Here are some specific ways that forensic science microscopes help medical experts, law enforcement agencies, and researchers conduct their vital work: Continue reading
Read MoreDifferent microscopes have different uses, and being familiar with any given instrument’s specifications can help you choose the right tool for the job. Whether you're trying to get into a new hobby, a seasoned technician inspecting a part you made in a machine shop, or buying a gift for the gemologist or coin collector in your life, it is highly beneficial to know what microscope is best for your desired purpose and why. UNITRON makes specialized microscopes for a full range of applications ranging from forensics to metallurgy, but most of these scopes fall into two main categories: stereo and compound (“upright” or “inverted”). Continue reading
Read More[April 2020] – UNITRON Ltd. is pleased to announce the hiring of Andrew Gerson as Director of Sales for BioScience and Materials Microscopy. In this newly created position, Andrew will...
Read MoreYou may not have heard of metallography, but if you’ve used a phone, been on a plane, or rode in a car, you have benefitted from its existence. Metallography is defined as “the study of the atomic and chemical structure of all types of metallic alloys using microscopy.” It traces its roots back to 19th-century British scientist Henry Clifton Sorby, but advances in technology have helped it maintain relevance and led to new discoveries about the properties of metals.
Continue reading Read MoreWith the serious health issues surrounding COVID-19 (Coronavirus), the health and safety of our customers and employees always come first. UNITRON has implemented a response plan based on recommendations from the World Health...
Read MoreIt can be difficult to keep one eye closed while looking through a microscope eyepiece with the other eye. A stereo microscope eliminates the need to close one of your...
Read MoreUNITRON will be exhibiting at IPC APEX Expo 2020 (Feb 3-5) with our good friends at Ash Technologies. Visit our booth (#2212) to see the full line of Ash's digital...
Read MoreHow can you observe and inspect pitched threads for quality control? Use an OMNI Core, 1x Plan lens, auto focus and the overlay graticule. Learn more about the OMNI Core...
Read MoreHow do you inspect and measure a device/sample for consistency and adherence to standards? How can this process be easily automated? Use an OMNI Core, graticule overlay and measurement apps...
Read MoreHow do you rapidly inspect a device/sample to ensure consistency in a repeating feature like a coil? Use an OMNI Core, graticule and measurement apps, and an X-Y stage. Learn...
Read MoreHow do you inspect a balloon catheter or other reflective device/sample and see the detail within? Use an OMNI Core with Plan 1x lens and polarized light. Learn more about...
Read MoreHow do you inspect a stent or other small part that is reflective from multiple angles? How do you make this inspection a process that is both repeatable and reproducible...
Read MoreJoin UNITRON and Ash Technologies at MD&M Minneapolis 2019. Try the INSPEX II or OMNI Core with automated capabilities for inspection and quality control of medical devices. Also, get a...
Read MoreUNITRON will be exhibiting at the SMTA International meeting on September 22-26, 2019 at the Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL. Visit us in Booth 1239 to see digital inspection...
Read More[June 1, 2019] — UNITRON Ltd., a leading provider of high quality, precision instruments for electronics, industrial, metallurgical, materials science, research and educational applications, announces a new master distribution agreement...
Read MoreUNITRON is excited to be exhibiting again this year at the annual AFTE meeting (The Association of Firearm and Tool Mark Examiners). The meeting takes place from May 26-31, 2019...
Read MoreIt's been nearly a year since UNITRON introduced the Z12 Zoom Stereo Microscope. With a 12.5:1 zoom ratio, Apochromatically-corrected optics and the longest working distance in its class, the Z12...
Read MoreAuthors: Mark Clymer1, Kieran Slicker2 and Ed Balcerzak1 1UNITRON Ltd., Commack, NY (http://www.unitronusa.com) 2Ash Technologies, Naas, Ireland (http://ash-vision.com) Originally published by Mid-Atlantic Tech Publications, Inc., May 2018: http://us-tech.com/RelId/1966467/ISvars/default/What_s_Next_for_Visual_and_Optical_Inspection_.htm The need...
Read MoreWe are delighted to be exhibiting again at the IPC APEX EXPO 2019. Stop by and see a selection of our traditional and digital stereo microscopes and inspection systems. See...
Read MoreWhat: LA/Orange County 8th Annual Expo & Tech Forum When: November 1, 2018 Where: The Grand, 4101 E. Willow St., Long Beach, CA 90815 Join LUXO Microscopes by UNITRON at...
Read MoreNew INSPEX II Digital Inspection System View this short video for an introduction to the new INSPEX II Digital Inspection System from Ash Technologies.
Read MoreRemember “the dress?” Was it gold and white or black and blue? The answer comes down to an issue of illumination and white balance. Cameras are “stupid” – even on...
Read MoreDigital Microscopy Speeds and Simplifies Inspection This video is a webinar recording on the OMNI Core digital microscope system from Ash Technologies. The video demonstrates the ease of operation, and...
Read MoreStop by and see a selection of stereo microscopes and inspection systems. We'll be joined by Ash Technologies, developers of the innovative OMNI Core digital microscope and measurement system, the...
Read MoreIs More Better? As microscopists and also general consumers, consumer (non-scientific) camera manufacturers have tricked us into thinking “more” megapixels translate into better images. NOT TRUE, at least not in...
Read MoreFor decades, photographic film was the only option for snapping pictures with microscopes -- prior to that and to the best of their ability, scientists sketched what they saw through...
Read MoreWould you wear dirty eyeglasses or sunglasses? Just like these, microscope optics work better when they are free of dust and smears. Grime on your optics reduce the resolution, create...
Read MoreUNITRON Introduces the Omni Core Digital Inspection System Commack, NY [May 18, 2018] — UNITRON Ltd. is delighted to introduce the Omni Core Digital Microscope & Measurement System. As the successor...
Read MoreWe are often asked to recommend the appropriate objectives for a microscope. The objective sits closest to the specimen, is an integral component of the microscope and is crucial to...
Read MoreUNITRON Introduces the Z12 Zoom Stereo Microscope Commack, NY [February 15, 2018] — UNITRON Ltd. is pleased to introduce the Z12 zoom stereo microscope. With a magnification range from 8X to...
Read MoreUNITRON Introduces the OMNI Lite Digital Inspection System Commack, NY [February 13, 2018] — UNITRON Ltd. is delighted to unveil the OMNI Lite digital inspection system. The OMNI Lite offers many...
Read MoreUNITRON Introduces the Versamet 4 Inverted Metallurgical Microscope Commack, NY [February 8, 2018] — UNITRON Ltd. is pleased to introduce the Versamet 4 inverted metallurgical microscope. The Versamet 4 is the latest...
Read MoreNEW 16MP High Definition Color Camera Available from UNITRON Commack, NY [November 28, 2017] —UNITRON Ltd. is pleased to introduce the MPX-16C 16-megapixel color microscopy camera, the latest addition to the Excelis...
Read MoreUNITRON Ltd. adds Luxo microscopes to its portfolio of industrial microscopes Delivering more for our customers Commack, NY [October 5, 2017] — UNITRON Ltd., a leading provider of high quality...
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