Euromex is an European manufacturer of microscopes for biology and bio-sciences, stereo or dissecting microscope, materials microscopes

Euromex Microscopes

Was founded in 1966
 
More than 1.000.000 microscopes have been delivered over the past 48 years
 
Euromex manufactures microscopes in Holland
 
Around the world, Euromex operates in more than 80 countries through distributors, re-sellers and agents, distributing Euromex microscopes
 
We carry all products on stock, ready to deliver. 98% of all orders are processed within 5 working days
 
Euromex ensures to keep spareparts for all microscopes and instruments for a period of 20 years
 
In our workshop microscopes are assembled according to customer specifications
 
Euromex is ISO 9001:2008 certified

Euromex is a valued supplier of high quality microscopes

Since 1966 Euromex is a valued supplier of high quality microscopes

For biology and bio-sciences biological microscopes are used to observe animal and botanical micro-organisms, cells and tissues with translucent light (diascopic) or incident light (epi-illumination) with magnifcations from 20x up to 1000x. These types of microscopes can be monocular, binocular or trinocular. One can make a choice between brightfield, darkfield, phase contrast, polarisation and fluorescence versions

A stereo microscope or dissecting microscope is an optical microscope with a fixed or adjustable zoom objective and is designed for low magnification observation or a sample using incident light illumination.
This microscopes consists out of two separated optical systems which provides one image for each eye and the human brain combines these two to one single image with some level of contrast. The stereo microscope is often used to study the surfaces of solid specimens or to carry out close work such as sorting, dissection, watch-making, small circuit board manufacture or inspection etc

The materials microscope is nearly  identical to the biological microscopes but have a few differences like specific objectives, both incident and translucent illumination, polarisation and copensation filters to examine materials (metal, plastics, minerals, asbestos, glass, wood, chemicals). There are specific metallurgic and polarisation microscopes but also microscopes specially designed for asbestos research