Turn the eyepiece until you reach the magnification you need. Use this loupe to magnify and measure in one operation; it includes a scale that measures length to 0.6" in 0.005" increments and another that measures length to 16 mm in 0.1 mm increments.

Let in maximum light to view details with greater clarity than traditional loupes. First designed for jewelers, these loupes also work well for quality control and inspection.

Loupes with a glass lens are less prone to scratches than those with a plastic lens, so they provide a clearer view over time. Loupes with a plastic lens are more lightweight and shatterproof than those with a glass lens.

Add a scale to 7X and 10X loupes to measure as you magnify. General purpose scales measure radii from 1/16" to 3/8"; angles up to 90° in 1° increments; lengths up to 1/2" in 0.005" increments; lengths up to 10 mm in 0.1 mm increments; and line widths of 0.001", 0.002", and 0.003". Protractor scales measure angles up to 360° in 1° increments. Inch scales measure up to 3/4" in 0.005" increments. Metric scales measure up to 20 mm in 0.1 mm increments.

Also known as Hastings Triplet magnifiers, these have three glass lenses bonded together for sharp, distortion-free images. Since the lenses are glass, they are less prone to scratches and give you a clearer view than plastic lenses. Slide the magnifier to open and close. A metal case protects the lenses when in storage and serves as a handle when in use. Since they’re handheld, they work well to inspect equipment and parts on the go.

Also known as Coddington magnifiers, these have a single glass lens with a grooved circumference that shows sharp, clear images. The lens also resists scratching. Slide the magnifier out of its metal case to open—the case serves as a handle when in use and protects the magnifier when closed. Ideal for when you’re on the go, inspect parts around your facility with these magnifiers.

A dial on each arm of this eyeglass magnifier allows you to focus the lenses independently.