1. Combines magnification and illumination, allowing users to select the magnification level based on specific needs.
2. Provides stable and reliable lighting with no flickering, causing no strain on the eyes.
3. Can be equipped with high-quality white lenses to reduce eye strain caused by prolonged use.
4. Features a large lens area and wide field of view, with higher light transmittance than standard magnifiers.
5. Multi-jointed, telescoping or rotating handle (or neck) allows for a wide range of free adjustment of the magnifier’s direction and angle.
6. Generally, using a desktop magnifier eliminates the need for other types of magnifiers, such as clip-on or handheld models.
Main Applications of Desktop Magnifiers
1. Suitable for circuit board inspection, processing, and assembly in the electronics industry.
2. Suitable for engraving and observation during fine operations.
3. Suitable for simple minor medical surgical procedures.
4. Suitable for individuals with various types of low vision.
How to Use a Desktop Magnifier
I. Preparations Before Use
1. Place the desktop magnifier on a flat work surface to ensure stability.
2. Before use, wipe the base and glass lens clean to remove any debris or dust.
II. Usage Steps
1. Turn on the power switch. Place the sample to be observed on the base platform or hold it in your hand. Adjust the distance up or down until the image is clear, then proceed with observation.
2. When using the magnifier, maintain a distance of about 10 cm between your eyes and the lens. Find a suitable position for observation.

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