Description
Key Selling Points
- 7X-45X continuous zoom gives you the right magnification for every task — from broad layout work to fine prong setting and detail inspection
- 160mm working distance keeps your hands and tools fully clear of the lens while working under magnification
- Spring-counterbalanced stand holds the microscope head at any height without drift — no re-locking required between adjustments
- 45-degree tilted binocular head with 360-degree rotation lets you position the eyepieces for comfortable viewing at any bench angle
- WF10X/20 wide-field eyepieces with adjustable pupil distance (55-75mm) accommodate a wide range of users without eyestrain
- Optical glass lenses and metal frame construction built for daily professional use on the jeweler's bench
About This Microscope
The Tooltos Binocular Stereo Microscope is designed for jewelers, stone setters, and precision craftspeople who need reliable, comfortable magnification for daily bench work. The 7X-45X continuous zoom range covers the full spectrum of jewelry tasks: use lower magnification for layout and orientation, then zoom in for prong setting, engraving detail, or weld inspection without changing eyepieces or objectives.
The spring stand is a practical advantage over fixed-arm designs. It counterbalances the microscope head so you can reposition it smoothly and it stays exactly where you leave it. The 160mm working distance is generous enough to accommodate ring clamps, engraving blocks, and other bench fixtures under the lens without obstruction. The 45-degree binocular head reduces neck strain during extended sessions compared to upright viewing configurations.
Best For / Not For
| Best For | Not For |
|---|---|
| Professional jewelers doing stone setting, prong work, and detail engraving | Digital or camera output — this is a purely optical microscope with no screen, HDMI, or USB output |
| Bench jewelers who need hands-free magnification with full tool clearance below the lens | Workspaces with limited bench depth — the stand extends to 900mm and the full unit weighs 8.7kg (19.2 lb) |
| Watch repair technicians and electronics assemblers needing stable, vibration-free magnification | High-magnification specimen inspection above 45X — for higher magnification, a compound microscope is required |
| Jewelry schools and training workshops requiring a durable, adjustable teaching microscope | Portable or field use — this is a bench-mounted instrument designed for fixed workshop installation |
Technical Specifications
| Eyepieces | WF10X/20 wide-field |
| Objective Lens | 0.5X |
| Magnification Range | 7X - 45X (continuous zoom) |
| Continuous Zoom Ratio | 0.7X - 4.5X |
| Working Distance | 160mm (6.3 in) |
| Field of View | 5.1 - 33mm (0.2 - 1.3 in) |
| Pupil Distance | 55 - 75mm (2.2 - 3.0 in) |
| Viewing Head | 45-degree tilt, 360-degree rotation |
| Lens Circle Size | 75mm (3.0 in) |
| Stand Extension Length | 900mm (35.4 in) |
| Overall Dimensions | 930 x 180 x 505mm (36.6 x 7.1 x 19.9 in) |
| Weight | 8.7kg (19.2 lb) |
| Lens Material | Optical glass |
| Frame Material | Metal with spring-counterbalanced stand |
| Color | Black and Silver |
Pro Tips
- Set your interpupillary distance first before adjusting magnification — a correctly set pupil distance gives you a single, merged image and reduces eye fatigue significantly.
- Use the diopter adjustment on each eyepiece to compensate for any difference in vision between your left and right eye before starting work.
- Position your bench light source at an angle rather than directly below the workpiece — angled lighting creates shadows that reveal surface texture and depth more clearly under magnification.
- Clean the eyepiece lenses with a lens cloth only — paper towels and fabric can scratch optical glass coatings and degrade image clarity over time.
- When not in use, cover the eyepieces with the dust caps to prevent dust accumulation on the internal optics, which is difficult to clean without disassembly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this microscope have a camera or screen output?
No. This is a purely optical binocular microscope. It has no built-in camera, HDMI output, or USB connection. If you need to capture or display images, a compatible camera adapter can be added separately.
What is the working distance and why does it matter for jewelry work?
The working distance is 160mm (6.3 in) — the space between the bottom of the objective lens and the surface of your workpiece. This is generous enough to accommodate ring clamps, engraving blocks, and most bench fixtures without obstruction while working under magnification.
Can I use this microscope for both stone setting and engraving?
Yes. The 7X-45X zoom range covers both applications. Use lower magnification (7X-15X) for general orientation and layout, and higher magnification (25X-45X) for fine prong work, engraving detail, and weld inspection.
How much bench space does this microscope require?
The stand extends to 900mm (35.4 in) in height and the base requires a stable flat surface. The full unit weighs 8.7kg (19.2 lb). Plan for a dedicated area on your bench where the stand can be bolted or weighted securely.
Is the spring stand adjustable for different working heights?
Yes. The spring-counterbalanced stand allows smooth height adjustment and holds the microscope head at any position without drifting. You do not need to re-lock it after each adjustment.
What if I have questions after receiving the microscope?
Contact the Tooltos team at sales@tooltos.com. We respond within 24 hours on business days and can assist with setup, optical adjustment, and accessory compatibility questions.
What's Included
- 1 x Binocular stereo microscope with spring stand
- 2 x WF10X/20 wide-field eyepieces
- 1 x 0.5X objective lens
- 2 x Elastic eye protection circles
- 2 x Plum-shaped adjustment knobs
- 1 x Hexagonal wrench
- 1 x Allen key
- 4 x Chassis screws and screw gaskets
Support
Questions about optical setup, accessory compatibility, or order status? Contact the Tooltos team at sales@tooltos.com. We respond within 24 hours on business days.










