Graticules Optics, MAG 6 Inspection Magnifier-8X

The Graticules Ltd. magnifiers are available in several different configurations. Select between two different magnifications (e.g. 8x and 4x) with reticle or without reticle. Without a reticle, the product is called an inspection magnifier and with a reticle, it is called a measuring magnifier. Reticles must be purchased separately for the measuring magnifier. If is not supplied as a part of the magnifier.

Graticules MAG 6 Measuring Magnifier - 8x

The very top of this magnifier (black area) contains the distortion free glass lens, and around the outside is a rubber focussing grip. The main body of the magnifier is "enamel white" and the base is a clear plastic sleeve to permit adequate light for viewing, even without any other illumination sources or a light box. The very bottom is a black retaining right which holds in the appropriate reticle.

The MAG 6 Measuring Magnifier is very popular for with anyone doing measurement and inspection, whether it be out on a construction site or in the research laboratory. The robust construction virtually guarantees that the magnifier will have a virtually unlimited life time of use. Of course we can't be held responsible if the magnifier is dropped, but there are many who have told us about their own experience dropping their magnifier and nothing happened! The magnifier seems almost indestructible!

Description of the reticle:
The reticles for the MAG6 come with black metallized opaque lines, which is the option best suited for white backgrounds. The magnifier is also available with patterns in either red or white on special request and at a higher price. Call for price and delivery.

Letherette carrying case:
The magnifier is supplied with a hardy leather carrying case to protect the instrument against accidental breakage due to dropping.

Typical applications:

• Microscopy laboratories
• Industrial and commercial photography
• Cartography
• Calligraphy
• Navigation
• Building and construction industry
• Banking
• Production control and inspection
• Engineering
• Forensic science
• Education and research
• Textile manufacturing
• Philately (stamp collecting)
• Numismatics (coin collecting)

Typical uses:

• Examination of tools, cutters and dies
• Examination of electron microscope filaments
• Inspection of printed circuit boards and artwork
• Crack and fault evaluation in concrete, metals and other materials
• Optical character recognition
• Identification of thread pitch and diameter