At the disposal of the laboratories of GTD Ltd. "Silur Plast" are located microscopes and luminescope , which allow to conduct a detailed qualitative structural analysis of rock specimens, which is necessary for further definition of drilling tactics.

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Microscope binocular MBS-10

The MBS-10 microscope is designed to study patterns of rocks in the direct and reflected light created by a halogen lamp or a circular fiber illuminator.

The MBS-10 microscope can be equipped with various devices, including ultraviolet UVF-1 nozzle for illuminating fluorescent samples in ultraviolet light. The MBS-10 microscope is used both independently and in the set of MFO-1 and MFO-2 for photographed at the treated optical magnification.

Technical characteristics microscope MBS-10

Increase, times	3,3…100,8
Linear field of observation, mm	2,4…39,0
Distance from the lens to the subject table, not less than, mm	95
Overall dimensions, mm	250 x 155 x 460
Weight kg	8

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Luminescope LRV-1

LUMOS-1 is intended for visual assessment of luminescence of samples of rocks, core, sludge and capillary extracts in ultraviolet rays.

The principle of the luminescope LRV-1 is based on the fluorescence of oil, asphaltenes and other bituminous substances in ultraviolet light with a wavelength of 365 nm.

The LRV-1 luminescope has a welded shell of sheet steel, a sliding table for placement of samples, a viewing window with a removable ergonomic blender, an ultraviolet emitter with a narrowband filter, a work camera illuminator, an exhaust fan.

The luminoscope design allows you to install a nozzle with a camera instead of a blend.

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Technical characteristics luminescope LRV-1

Spectral range of ultraviolet radiation, nm	315…410
The wavelength of the main ultraviolet radiation, nm	365
Nominal power of ultraviolet lighting, W, no more	24
Supply voltage, V	220
Overall dimensions (length x width x height), mm	235 x 320 x 310
Weight kg	6,2

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