In many laboratories and QC environments, reliable dimensional measurement is the starting point of every inspection workflow.
From checking small parts under magnification to verifying geometry and tolerances, good results begin with a stable, correctly selected measuring microscope.
The Measuring Microscopes category in COLO Lab Store brings together practical tools for optical 2D metrology and video-assisted dimensional inspection.
From manual video measuring systems to configurable digital microscopy setups, you can navigate from general measurement needs down to specific models and series.
MEASURING MICROSCOPE GROUPS
- Manual video measuring systems (VMS) – manual XY stages and camera-based targeting for fast 2D measurement and routine inspection.
- Optical measuring microscopes – classic metrology microscopes for direct observation, scale-based measurement and dimensional control.
- Digital accessories – COLO.Science cameras (CCD/USB/HDMI), measuring software, adapters and reporting tools for CAD and documentation workflows.
DIMENSIONAL MEASUREMENT & INSPECTION APPLICATIONS
Measuring microscopes enable 2D optical inspection and video measurement of a wide range of objects and features.
Typical measurement targets include edge profiles, lengths and distances, hole-to-hole spacing, diameters, radii, angles, chamfers, groove widths, thread features and general tolerance verification.
Common workflows include cross-hair targeting, 2D coordinate mapping (XY metrology), geometric overlay inspection and documentation using CAD/Excel/Word reporting.
Typical application areas include machining and mechanical workshops, molds and tooling, electronics and PCB inspection,
aerospace and automotive QC, materials and surface inspection labs, and general industrial quality control.
Note: this category focuses on 2D dimensional metrology. Some configurations can also support basic 3D geometry as an add-on capability via Z-axis height scanning and software-based reconstruction, depending on the instrument configuration.
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