Traditional and digital microscopes have improved greatly over the years. Discover how the advancements in microscopy have transformed digital inspections.

UNITRON 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...

Analyzing trace evidence requires the use of highly specialized microscopes. Learn how polarized light microscopy can benefit trace evidence analyses.

The success of a product largely depends on quality control checks. Discover how a digital microscope can improve your quality control processes.

[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...

Commack, 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...

UNITRON 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...

Same 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...

Different 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 →

[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...