You know, the work in the metallographic laboratory is not only about cutting, inlaying, and grinding, but also about testing. Most of it is about strength work, with eyes on it and hands busy. How can one still do the work while listening to music and posing? Fairy tale? Who believes it?


Today, the editor will tell you about the rare things we see under the Leica microscope.

    Look at this handsome guy, Leica microscope equipment is working, he is intoxicated with the rhythm of music while observing the operation of the equipment. Why? Because this Leica microscope is a fully automatic research level intelligent digital Leica DM6 M model, setting the parameters can automatically complete the analysis work. Have you been surprised to see this scene? What are you doing, not doing your job? At first glance, it doesn't seem like work. But they are still doing serious things. However, there was an unexpected situation. We need to move the angle of the lens and tilt it by an angle. We need to take action, let's put down the earphone for a while.

    Okay, the camera is aligned, do it again!


The image is out! The DM6 M Leica microscope works so effortlessly, is it beyond imagination? I really don't know whose microscope can do this.

    Some people may ask: Why can using Leica DVM6 M work so easily and so quickly?


Because in the standard workflow for component failure analysis, inspection, or quality control, key measurement steps have been streamlined. After manually positioning the sample roughly, you can precisely locate it by clicking the mouse. After that, the device will easily, quickly, and intelligently find the points of interest, with a 16:1 zoom range, helping you quickly and conveniently study more small details of the sample. When you tilt and rotate the microscope lens on the sample stage, the sample remains focused and in the field of view, and can still be aligned with the optical axis. In addition, Leica LAS X software is very intelligent and can help you accelerate the processing process.


If you still want to obtain the morphology image of the sample surface, just click and use the Z-axis stacking function to complete it.

    Look at us handsome guys being intoxicated in the world of music again, still posing with cool poses. Envy, jealousy, and hatred surged in my heart. I don't believe it anymore. Let's also have a Leica DM6 M Leica microscope and listen to music while posing for a cooler pose. I also need to complete the testing task better. In 2018, I want my dreams to come true!