How to fit a reticule to an eyepiece

Watch our engineer fit a measuring reticule in a microscope eyepiece. The reticules are used to add measurement facility or comparison capability to a variety of microscopes. Reticules are clear discs marked with a exact pattern or scale. These reticles are available as crossline, micrometer scales, or grids. Stage micrometers are also available for calibrating microscope reticules or objective lens magnification.



The reticule is sized for the microscope, but watch the video to see how it should be installed – but don't scratch it!!




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