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The rarest microscope of the USSR is presented in the lot. It was produced in limited editions up to 80-100 pieces per year for the needs of the military industry and scientific research. This microscope was produced by 57 number according to the account in 1970.

Functionality: excellent condition, fully operational - the microscope objective lenses are clean, the viewfinder visibility is good - no distortion, the focusing work is smooth and pleasant. Horizontal and vertical movements relative to the coordinate axes work smoothly and nicely. There is no mirror, but this is an insignificant problem))

You can watch the video review of health by this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq3XSidUVyM&feature=youtu.be

The MIR-12 microscope is designed to decode spectrograms by measuring the distance between the desired and known spectral lines.
BASIC DATA
Measurement error on the MIR-12 microscope. . . ± (5 + L / 10) microns, where L is the measured length in millimeters.
Limits of measurement in the longitudinal direction. . . 0 - 50 mm
Magnification of the microscope. . . 15x
Dimension of the device. . . 440X280X315 mm
Weight . . . 12 kg

How it works, see the drawing:
The measured spectrogram is placed on a glass slide with an emulsion upwards so that the wavelengths of the spectral lines increase from left to right. Then, the uniformity of illumination of the spectrogram portion visible in the microscope is adjusted with a mirror, the eyepiece is set to sharpen the image of the grid by rotating the frame 8 and, unscrewing the lens 5, focuses until the parallax between the image of the strokes of the grid and the measured spectral lines is destroyed.

The spectrogram is oriented relative to the stroke of the eyepiece so that the ends of the spectral lines of the measured area are equally located relative to the end of the stroke; this is achieved first approximately - by moving the spectrogram directly from the hand, and then more precisely - using screw 4.

Next, check the parallelism of the stroke of the microscope grid relative to the spectral lines. If the stroke is not parallel to the spectral lines, you must install it by rotating the eyepiece. After that, the orientation of the spectrogram is again checked with respect to the stroke of the eyepiece.

I give a full guarantee of the originality of the lot and compliance with its description. Your parcel will be very well and very securely packed. The carrier is UkrPost. The window for tracking the package is located at this link: http: http://uacargo.com.ua/track/ukrposhta#code=   Insert the track number and see where the package is. The delivery time is due to the fact that Ukraine is not located in the EU zone - from a week to four.

Microscope - Very Good (used & in working state with minor signs of use)

ZOMZ (Zagorsk) Special Professional Spectrogram microscop "MIR-12". /VIDEO/. USSR.

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