3D Stereomicroscope for Inspection and Analysis of Fine Details

ZEISS Stemi 355

The Stemi 355 is a compact stereomicroscope designed to observe, analyze, and document three-dimensional details with high clarity. Thanks to its 3D stereoscopic view, 5:1 zoom, and various illumination modes, it allows users to examine surfaces, components, and details that are difficult to assess with the naked eye.

The system

3D Stereoscopic Microscopy for the Analysis of Components and Surfaces

The ZEISS Stemi 355 combines three-dimensional stereoscopic vision with a 5:1 optical system, allowing users to observe the component while maintaining a perception of shape, depth, and geometry. This makes it possible to transition from a general view of the sample to a detailed analysis without losing the three-dimensional view of the object.

Stereoscopic vision makes it easier to identify and interpret surface details such as scratches, imperfections, machining marks, and other anomalies, making the Stemi 355 particularly well-suited for inspecting small components and those with geometries that are difficult to observe from the front.

Lighting can be adapted to the characteristics of the component in various ways, including reflected and transmitted light. The version designed for industrial applications can incorporate a segmented LED ring light, which allows the direction of the light to be adjusted and creates different viewing conditions to more easily highlight defects and surface irregularities.

The Stemi 355 can also be equipped with a microscope camera, allowing users to capture images of the observed specimens and save them for documentation, comparison, and sharing.

Key Use Cases


Quality Control: Visual inspection of components and surfaces to identify defects, imperfections, and anomalies.

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Electronics‍
Inspection of PCBs, solder joints, missing or damaged components, and connection quality.

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Mechanical Engineering‍
Inspection of parts, machined surfaces, and small components.

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Automotive‍
Inspection of mechanical components and parts, including ABS system components and other industrial parts.

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Assembly andRepair‍
Support for manual tasks that require high precision and attention to detail.

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DefectAnalysis‍
Identification and documentation of scratches, marks, surface imperfections, and anomalies.

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