Hello, I was looking for new and used optical microscopes with max 4X magnification. Unfortunately, I did not find anything sensible. I am interested in something like the picture. I know professional microscopes are produced with large extension arms and zoom even up to 20X, unfortunately I do...

It is exactly as my colleague marianek70 wrote. We use a magnifying glass for 4x magnification. The technical stereoscopic microscope offers us magnification in a wider range. The standard is 10x, 20x and these are usually used for optical inspection of electronics. I am using mbs-10. Link You can buy them at a good price, for example on ebay. One of the cheapest is e.g. delta-optical-stereolight You can also buy it through Allegro. It offers 10x magnification.

Maybe I shouldn't, but I have to write this that I associate the microscope with high magnifications of 20x. For 4x, it's a pity for money because that's what the magnifier is for. For humor, my microscopes and I will never sell them if they were willing. With double 8 x eyepieces and x10 precision eyepieces, of course with interchangeable 'lenses' ... Large magnifier x 4 So why x4 microscope.

Optical Microscope for Precision Soldering: Max 4X Magnification, Non-Digital, Extension Arms

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#1 17215838 11 May 2018 21:13

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Hello,

I was looking for new and used optical microscopes with max 4X magnification. Unfortunately, I did not find anything sensible. I am interested in something like the picture. I know professional microscopes are produced with large extension arms and zoom even up to 20X, unfortunately I do not need such a high-end.

Greetings.
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Maybe I shouldn't, but I have to write this that I associate the microscope with high magnifications of 20x. For 4x, it's a pity for money because that's what the magnifier is for. For humor, my "microscopes" and I will never sell them if they were willing. With double 8 x eyepieces and x10 precision eyepieces, of course with interchangeable 'lenses' ...

Large magnifier x 4

So why x4 microscope.
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marianek70 wrote:
Maybe I shouldn't, but I have to write this that I associate the microscope with high magnifications of 20x. For 4x, it's a pity for money because that's what the magnifier is for. For humor, my "microscopes" and I will never sell them if they were willing. With double 8 x eyepieces and x10 precision eyepieces, of course with interchangeable 'lenses' ...

It is exactly as my colleague marianek70 wrote. We use a magnifying glass for 4x magnification. The technical stereoscopic microscope offers us magnification in a wider range. The standard is 10x, 20x and these are usually used for optical inspection of electronics.
I am using mbs-10.
Link
You can buy them at a good price, for example on ebay.

One of the cheapest is e.g. delta-optical-stereolight
You can also buy it through Allegro. It offers 10x magnification.
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