Keep multiple magnifying glasses on hand for a variety of inspection needs. These sets include four magnifying glasses with different magnifications and lens shapes. All of the lenses in these sets are acrylic, so they’re lighter in weight and less likely to shatter than glass lenses.

Two LED bulbs illuminate your work. The magnifier detaches from the stand for hand-held use.

Bend the flexible neck to any position and it will stay in place.

Bend the lamp and magnifying lens to any position—they’re mounted on separate arms for a flexible, hands-free setup. These magnifiers have a weighted base that holds them in place while you inspect parts, record observations, and make repairs with both hands. Peer through the bifocal lens to view parts at four times their size. Or angle the lamp to spot issues that are difficult to detect under overhead light, such as surface scratches or soldering defects.

Sturdy but flexible, these illuminated magnifiers have a weighted base to keep them still without tethering them to your workbench. A ring of LEDs creates even lighting for shadow-free inspections of electronics, soldered assemblies, and other parts full of nooks and crevices. Adjust the brightness with the dimmer to reduce glare on reflective surfaces. The sturdy pivoting arm holds its position more rigidly than gooseneck arms.

Magnifiers with a steel arm are more durable and less likely to dent than those with an aluminum arm. Magnifiers with an open spring are lightweight and have knobs at the top of the arm to precisely adjust the position of the lens. The springs are easy to clean but require more maintenance because dust and debris can get stuck in them.

Magnifiers with a pivoting head let you adjust the lens up and down independently of the arm. Magnifiers with a daylight light appearance produce a crisp and clean light ideal for inspection. They’re brighter than those with a neutral light appearance and highlight white and blue tones.

Magnifiers with an ESD-safe (electrostatic discharge) coating dissipate static electricity, so they won’t pass along harmful charges if they touch sensitive components.

More securely mounted than weighted-base magnifiers while taking up less space on your work surface, these illuminated magnifiers clamp to the side of a workbench. They shine bright light onto workpieces, so you can get a clear view into nooks and crevices. The sturdy pivoting arm holds its position more rigidly than gooseneck arms.

Magnifiers with LED light shine down from all angles, creating even lighting for shadow-free inspections. LED lights last more than five times longer than fluorescent lights.

Magnifiers with an open spring are lightweight and have knobs at the top of the arm to precisely adjust the position of the lens. The springs are easy to clean but require more maintenance because dust and debris can get stuck in them.

Magnifiers with a pivoting head let you adjust the lens up and down independently of the arm. Magnifiers with a cool or daylight light appearance produce a crisp and clean light ideal for inspection. They’re brighter than those with a neutral light appearance and highlight white and blue tones.

Magnifiers with a dimmer have adjustable brightness to reduce glare on reflective surfaces.

ESD (electrostatic discharge) safe magnifiers won’t pass along harmful charges if they come in contact with sensitive components thanks to a coating that dissipates static electricity.

Bend the flexible neck to any position and it will stay in place. These magnifiers are faster and easier to position than magnifiers with a pivoting arm. They clamp onto the edge of a workbench, leaving ample room to inspect large objects. A bright LED light emits an even, focused beam that's ideal for examining fine details on objects. They have a plastic lens that is lighter in weight than a glass lens, and it won’t shatter.

Designed to fit over prescription and safety glasses, these magnifiers help you read fine print and inspect parts.

Magnifiers with an acrylic lens are lighter in weight than those with glass, and the lens won’t shatter if they’re dropped. A glass lens is clearer than acrylic and harder to scratch.

Magnifiers with two lenses let you switch between two levels of magnification. The second lens flips down over the first to bring an object into sharper focus.

A 2.5X magnifier serves as a bifocal. Also known as a loupe, it attaches to either side of your headband magnifier.

Make inspecting fine details easier—LED lights on these magnifiers emit a focused, even beam that is ideal for detailed work. These magnifiers are designed to fit over your prescription or safety glasses. Made from acrylic, their lenses are lightweight and shatterproof.

Magnifiers with three lenses let you use a base lens with two other built-in lenses in different combinations for a total of four magnification levels.