Diamond Girdle Viewer - 4.3 Inch LCD Digital Viewer with 50-1000X Magnification and LED Fill Light for Accurate Diamond Inscription Identification

The Diamond Girdle Microscope utilizes cutting-edge technology to display laser inscriptions on a diamond girdle directly onto a monitor, making it easy for both stores and customers to verify the properties of a diamond. This high-performance diamond girdle observer is designed with precision in mind, ensuring clarity and detailed inspection.Specification: - Product name: Diamond Girdle Observer - Working temperature/humidity: 0°C to +50°C, 30% to 85% RH - Storage temperature/humidity: -20°C to +60°C, 10% to 80% RH - Display: 4.3 inches - Power consumption: 1.65W - Magnification: 50X to 1000X - Light source: 8 adjustable LED lights - Focus range: 10 to 40mm (capable of viewing distant objects) - White balance/exposure: automatic - Lens viewing angle: 16°Package Includes: - Diamond Girdle Magnifier x1

• Advanced Digital Microscope: The digital diamond girdle microscope features state-of-the-art technology with a magnification range of 50-1000 times, allowing users to view intricate laser engravings on diamond girdles displayed directly on a monitor.
• High-Definition Display: This microscope is equipped with a 4.3-inch LCD screen that delivers exceptional color accuracy. Its HD zoom lens and adjustable focal length of 10mm to 40mm ensure a comfortable viewing distance of about 2 cm.
• Precise Identification: Utilizing the latest technology, the diamond girdle microscope clearly displays laser engravings, enabling both retailers and customers to accurately confirm the characteristics of the diamond.
• Flexible LED Lighting: Featuring an adjustable hose-type LED fill light, this microscope allows for multi-angle illumination. It provides sufficient brightness for outdoor use and can be operated manually without the need for a stand.
• Versatile Applications: Perfect for jewelry and diamond testing or processing, this microscope can also be used in the textile industry, biological observations (excluding cells), and for hobbies involving insects, coins, stamps, plants, and more.