View a clear image from edge to edge, even in dimly lit areas.

Get a clear, crisp view of details and defects—these magnifying glasses have a grooved lens, which is also known as a Coddington magnifier.

Keep multiple magnifying glasses on hand for a variety of inspection needs.

About the size of a credit card, these magnifiers have a lens that slides out of the case to inspect items and equipment on the go. When you slide them open, a bright LED light automatically turns on, making it easier to see details. The lens corrects for distortion near the edge, giving you a crisp, clear view across the entire lens.

Also known as Coddington magnifiers, these have a single glass lens with a grooved circumference that shows sharp, clear images.

To extend your reach in tight spaces, these magnifying glasses have a long, telescoping handle and a small lens that swivels.

Magnify small details on workpieces. First designed for jewelers, these loupes work well for quality control and inspections.

An LED on these loupes emits a focused, even beam so you don’t overlook any details.

Use this loupe to magnify and measure in one operation. Turn the eyepiece until you reach the magnification you need.

Let in maximum light to view details with greater clarity than traditional loupes.

Magnify items and capture images for quality control and material inspection. View on the built-in display or connect to a computer.

A mirror bounces light from a flashlight around your part, making defects pop against a dark background.

Catch defects you’d otherwise miss by switching between UV light and white light. The UV LEDs on these microscopes illuminate fluorescent dyes, particles, and chemicals, making leaks and cracks easy to spot.

These lights have two UV bulbs and two fluorescent bulbs that work independently of each other.