"ESCHENBACH OPTIK"

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High quality desktop lamp offering even, glare-free illumination with high black-white contrast and good colour reproduction.

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These technical magnifiers can be used for every standard application.

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PXM® lightweight lenses with antistatic and scratch resistant coating. Ideal as a watchmaker's magnifier or gemstone magnifier.

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These illuminated bench magnifiers are suitable for use in the scientific and professional fields, particularly for detailed technical work and reading.

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This magnifier offers bright and glare-free illumination provided by two SMD LEDs. An integrated pre-selectable orange filter can be used for a warm colour temperature.

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Magnifiers with discrete metal frame and black matt finish for use with monocular lens components.

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These models are easy-to-operate thanks to a handy tactile switch.

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Premium quality digital magnifier.

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Satin matt chrome plated brass frame with silicate glass lens.

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Very compact, high magnification folding magnifier with efficient LED illumination.

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Magnifying spectacles for near viewing.

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Handheld magnifiers with biconvex lens.

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Aspherical PXM® light-weight lens.

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Compact magnifiers with wide field of view and ultra-slim lenses.

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These illuminated magnifiers have a Ceratec® anti-scratch hard coating ensuring reliability, comfort and a relaxed vision.

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The MaxDetail® with LED headlight has a customized adapter, this allows the headlight to fit over the bridge of the telescope to provide hands-free illumination. The two bright LEDs provide an outstanding 3,200 lux of flicker-free illumination at 25 cm (approx. 10 inches from the object) or 1,200 lux at 40 cm (approx. 25,4 mm from the object). This high brightness is possible due, in part, to the incorporation of new CPC (Compound Parabolic Concentrator) optic technology.