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New Depth Measuring Microscope for Various Applications



Titan Tool Supply, Inc., has introduced its new Z-Axis Depth Measuring Microscope which is designed to measure minute variations in height not easily distinguished by mechanical means.

"The microscope has many applications in the electronics industry, including the semiconductor field, where it measures heights of the bonded portion of lead wire, wafer bump, lead frames and solder," said a company spokesperson. The new microscope also measures the step height of hybrid integrated circuits and terminal steps on multi-layer PC boards. Other applications include measuring the depth of minute cracks, engraving depth of printing rolls and plastic molds, depth grooves of computer diskettes and the depth of score on beverage cans.

The basic microscope is available with magnifications of 200X. These visual magnifications can be improved and increased to 400X and with video adapters to 1600X with the use of an optional camera and monitor. "The video adapters, when added to the basic microscopes, increase the magnification range, provide greater accuracy and easy repeatability (.0002 inch to .0003 inch or better depending on magnification)," said the spokesperson. "Use of video monitors relieves eye strain and allow for multi viewing."

According to the company, the depth measuring microscopes employ the non-destructive principle, relying on high magnification and a shallow depth of field. "The accuracy desired determines the magnification," said the spokesperson. "Because of its short working distance, the Titan microscope uses co-axial illumination, allowing the user to focus on the top or bottom of the part being inspected."

The spokesperson stated that all images are optically correct in the basic microscopes and that all lenses are coated to eliminate glare. The reticle offered in the basic microscope and with the video adapter features crosshairs with concentric circles and minute divisions of the horizontal axis and vertical axis. Titan depth measuring microscopes with video adapters can be supplied with optional cameras and black and white or color monitors.

For more information contact:

Frank Menza, President

Titan Tool Supply, Inc.

68 Comet Ave.

Buffalo, NY 14216

716-873-9907

info@titantoolsupply.com

www.titantoolsupply.com

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