Name: 20-fold eye mask-style with light watch repair magnifying glass

Model:9292-11

Style:Head-mounted

Color: Black

Magnification: 20 times

Features: True to scale, high-definition lenses. Exquisite workmanship and comfortable feel make it a great gift for friends and family.
Suitable for: Portable field investigation, jewelry identification, office work, printing manufacturing, home use, reading newspapers, a high-definition and high magnification magnifying glass.
Product Introduction:【Double-Headed Double-Lamp】20 Times Eye Mask Style with Lamp Watch Repair Magnifier/Head-Wearing Style Glasses-Style Magnifier can be directly worn on the ears like glasses. The 20 times eye mask style magnifier for watch repair is specially used and is very convenient. It adopts the design of glasses, which makes both hands free and allows you to easily magnify the item for inspection. It is convenient to use, with a suitable observation distance of about 1 centimeter from the object, and the object lens is about 15mm in diameter. The single unit includes a color box, weighing about 70 grams. The eyepiece is equipped with an LED light source, which makes the line of sight clearer when working./The light source can be adjusted to the left and right angles, which is convenient and practical.。

Phone: 057985398441

Shop Address: 24764B, 2nd Floor, 10th Street, 58th Door, 3rd International Trade City District, Yiwu

Purchase Tips: Many people mistakenly believe that the higher the magnification, the higher the magnification degree and the clearer the vision. These are incorrect superficial views. Professionally speaking, the higher the magnification, the thicker the lens, the smaller the diameter, and the more difficult and unclear it looks. A high-magnification magnifying glass can only see one character at a time, or even half of a character or one stroke of a character, and the corners of the characters are seriously deformed. It is not suitable for reading books. A high-magnification magnifying glass is suitable for observing the arrangement of printing points on stamps, the cracks of porcelain, and the patterns of jade.