Electronics
Repair & rework
Optimize your soldering setup with a digital microscope that doesn't lag or prevent you from seeing your work
optimizing business
Repairing and reworking defective PCBs
Use the right magnification levels with a digital soldering microscope
When reworking, choosing a digital microscope for soldering and PCB inspection makes it easy to obtain the magnification levels necessary and specified in the IPC-A-610 standard.
Instead of using an ocular, everything will be displayed on a monitor. This allows you to look straight ahead instead of downwards on the PCB.
Besides creating a more comfortable and less tiring setup for the operator, a versatile and digital microscope also prevents your hands from being in the way of seeing your work when hand soldering.
Lastly, the digital soldering microscope makes it easy to document your work in a way desk magnifiers and stereo microscopes simply can’t.
The perfect package for
Repair and rework
benefits
Good for business, good for people
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Optimize your processes Leaner workflow, save time, increase profit margins
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Cost effective, all-in-one solution Everything is built-in, no extra equipment needed
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A good investment A long lasting product with no maintenance required
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User friendly, it’s plug & play Requires minimum training for new operators
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Ergonomics, health benefits Working postures adjustable to operators needs
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Multiviewer collaboration External display, several viewers simultaneously
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