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Eight Benefits

	Eight Benefits of Digital Microscopes
	Superior Depth of Field
	Depth Composition and 3D Display Function
	Easily Adjust Magnification using a Zoom Lens
	Targets do Not Need to Be Disassembled, Cut or Processed
	Targets can be Observed at any Angle
	Integrated Illumination Simplifies Setup
	Images and Text Data can be Saved in the Digital Microscope
	Easily Share Visual Inspection Data Real-time

Microscope Types

	Stereoscopic Microscopes
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	Inverted Microscope
	Measuring Microscope
	Problems with Ordinary Microscopes

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Testimonials from Customers after Trying Our Microscope

Customers in a wide range of industries have reduced costs and improved quality with the help of the fast, accurate observations made by KEYENCE digital microscopes

Research and Development Department

Chemical Manufacturer/Engineering Laboratory

		Streamlined pre-processing has cut image capture time by 90%, greatly reducing research time.

		Previously we used conventional microscopes to complete most of our day to day tasks, such as observing chemical mixtures and inspecting sections of sheet material. One problem with conventional microscopes is they require much more product preparation than a digital microscope. Due to flexible features such as a large depth of field and angle adjustability, digital microscopes allow us to prepare and observe our targets in nearly 1/10 the time of the conventional microscopes. With the increase in speed we can observe more parts in the same time period and quickly analyze research data.

Quality Control / Analysis Department

Automotive Parts Manufacturer / Quality Control Department

		Higher image quality in 1/4 of the time, all for a fraction of the cost of our previous system.

		We use microscope technology to inspect for product defects and catalog images of the defective products. Conventional microscopes required us to train specialized operators who would inspect the parts and take Polaroid® pictures for our records. Digital microscopes are so easy to use that they eliminate the need for specialized operators, creating a time savings of over 12 hours a month and reducing our total costs to 1/8 of the conventional microscopes.

Repair / Service Department

PDA Manufacturer/Customer Support Section

		Renewed customer confidence and fewer complaints

		Customer complaints regarding unfair repair charges have been reduced. Since taking pictures with a digital microscope is incredibly easy, we can attach a picture to the repair report. Customers can use the picture as a reference and easily understand what the problem was and how it has been fixed. As a result, confidence in our repair department has been restored and customer satisfaction has increased.

Companies and organizations that have implemented the KEYENCE VH-Series Digital Microscope
The following is just a small representative list of organizations which are using the VH-Series.
Electronics Industry Sharp Corporation FUJITSU LIMITED NEC Corporation Canon Inc. Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. Sony Corporation Toshiba Corporation Automobile Industry TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD. Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Mazda Motor Corporation	Metal Industry NTN Corporation JFE Steel Corporation Glass and Ceramics Industry TOSHIBA CERAMICS CO., LTD. JAPAN GLASS INDUSTRY CO., LTD. Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Industry SUMITOMO 3M Limited Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd. Takeda Chemical Industries, Ltd. Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Food Industry NISSIN FOOD PRODUCTS CO., LTD. Asahi Soft Drinks Co., Ltd.	Universities and Research Institutions The University of Tokyo Kyoto University Tokyo Institute of Technology TOKYO DENTAL COLLEGE

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