Microscope for analytical ferrography

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duarteLevel 3 - 101 to 250 posts

Hello,

Does anyone know if to perform analytical ferrography a Wild Leitz Aristoplan microscope is suitable or would it better a biological Olympus microscope?

7/7/048:23 AM

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arupanjanMember

For Analytical Frrography a mettalurgical and biological microscope is required as far my knowledge goes.
iT HAS to have light sources from top and bottom as well as filters to identify the type of material and worn particles.
regards

7/7/047:48 PM

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