Precision magnifiers and measuring microscopes from PEAK and Specwell

Precise and distortion-free measurement for your expertise and analyzes

An excellent measuring magnifier with skale or measuring microscope is essential for your expertise and analyzes. With the magnifying glasses we have selected, with precise measuring scales and without color distortion, you can measure precisely and without distortion. This is particularly important when examining the filings of string instruments. The examinations of the brand stamps on arched poles and on the musical instrument also place high demands on the measuring instruments. With the exact scales of the selected magnifying glasses and microscopes, these can be clearly compared. The measuring magnifiers and measuring microscopes from PEAK and the monocular from Specwell impress with their pleasant and uncomplicated handling as well as excellent workmanship and precision.

PEAK measuring magnifier Bright with a large field of view

The 10x measuring magnifier 1983 from PEAK has become the standard in the everyday examinations of instruments. The very large field of view of the magnifying glass with a fantastic readability of the scale and excellent light intensity make the measuring magnifier a favorite in instrument restoration. In order to ensure the contrast and legibility of the measuring scale even on dark surfaces, such as inlay chips, frogs or darkened areas of paint, the standard black scale can be exchanged for a white scale. The measuring magnifier 1983 10x from PEAK comes in a case. So it is always ready for use and protected.

Specwell monocular with close-up lens as standing microscope

A monocular is basically a pair of binoculars with only one beam path. Due to the exceptionally good optics, this is used in conjunction with a close-up lens as a stand microscope with the right side of the display. The lenses of the monokluar from Specwell are achromatic and generally anti-reflective coated. Because of the extremely high light intensity, the right-sided display and magnifications as well as a non-contact measurement, thanks to the built-in scale, we like to use this monocular when measuring bows, frogs or generally on the instrument.