Here’s an overview of this type of magnifier:
Design: A lab magnifying lens with a handle typically consists of a circular or rectangular lens mounted on a handle. The lens may be made of glass or acrylic, and the handle is often ergonomically designed for comfortable grip and control.
Magnification: These magnifiers come in various magnification levels, ranging from 2x to 10x or higher, depending on the lens’s curvature and quality.
Use: Lab magnifying lenses with handles are used for: Examining small specimens, such as cells, microorganisms, or fine structures on slides.
Inspecting details on samples, components, or materials in laboratory experiments or quality control processes.
Reading small print or fine details on labels, documents, or equipment.
Conducting intricate tasks like soldering, jewelry making, or electronics repair where close-up magnification is necessary.
Features: Some hand magnifiers may have additional features like built-in LED lights for illumination, adjustable focus, or foldable designs for compact storage.
Materials: The lens and handle are typically made of durable materials to withstand regular use in laboratory environments.
Maintenance: Proper care, such as cleaning the lens with a soft cloth and storing the magnifier in a protective case when not in use, can prolong its lifespan.