Microscopes are widely use in forensic science. Learn about the most common and iconic types of microscopes in use today.

METRICAL is UNITRON's modular quantitative image analysis software that is designed specifically for metallurgical and materials science research and quality applications. Click below to watch this brief overview of the...

Proper illumination of a sample is nearly as important as magnification and optics when using a stereo microscope. Production, assembly, rework, inspection and quality control environments demand a ring light...

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Previously known as LUXO Microscopes by UNITRON, LX Microscopes by UNITRON® are designed to withstand the rigors of production and inspection environments. With 40-years’ experience delivering a complete line of...

The LX Microscopes by UNITRON brand  (formerly LUXO Microscopes) has a 40-year history of delivering robust, dependable microscopes with superb quality. Rebranded as LX Microscopes by UNITRON  3 years ago...

The Lindbergh kidnapping is an important moment in history for crime-solving. Discover how the use of microscopes enhanced forensics during this case.

Microscopic algae are important pieces of evidence for investigations. Find out why forensic scientists look at diatoms and what these algae reveal about a crime.

Technological advancements in forensic ballistics are transforming criminal investigations. Learn about these different ways ballistics is improving.

The 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 →