TOMLOV DM702 Flex-S 10.1" Digital Microscope with Soldering Helping Hands Station, Adults Coin Magnifying Glass with Flexible Boom Arm & Ring Light, USB Magnifier with Screen for Electronics Repair
Superior Soldering System: Have a busy workbench? This customized professional system is a complete solution with a large working space and soldering kits, freeing your hands and making the work extremely easy while elevating your soldering to the top
Flexibility at Its Finest: The DM702 Flex-S microscope for soldering, offering adequate support, ample space, and mobility with its simple yet powerful arm, gives you full control to position it exactly where needed, and streamlining your workspace
Soldering Like A Pro: With the third-hand magnifier station, soldering and tasks requiring more than two hands become a breeze. The magnetic parts work brilliantly and are a big help when adding or removing unnecessary parts you aren't using at the moment
Ring Light for Brighter, Sharper Details: Coin microscopes' full view for error coins features a luminous ring light for uniform lighting. Enjoy clearer visuals that enhance every detail and reduce eye strain for a more comfortable and efficient workflow
10.1-inch Large Screen: The microscope for electronics repair offers high-resolution clarity for small components, enabling easy identification and analysis of PCB problems while reducing strain on the eyes and neck compared to a magnifying glass
Robust Magnification for Enhanced Clarity: A solder microscope 1300X reveals detailed features in coins and circuit boards, aiding precise analysis and inspection for accurate numismatic and electronics evaluation
USB Connectivity for Expanded Image Display: The coin microscope with screen offers USB connectivity for larger image output and easy editing; It includes a 32GB SD card for saving images and videos, enhancing functionality for detailed coin analysis
Effortless Capturing: The digital soldering microscope station has a 12MP camera and 1080P video, making it easy to document and share coin and circuit board findings; A remote simplifies picture-taking, avoiding on-screen button use
