65mm 4x Magnifying Stand Lens 5mm Optic Diameter 300mm Working Radius - SCHWEIZER

Take advantage of the 4× magnification and 65 mm lens for precise, repeatable inspection; combined with a stable stand and 300 mm action radius, this tool improves visual control and reduces inspection time. Order the Schweizer Tech-Line stand magnifier directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our advisors for tailored guidance.

Schweizer Tech-Line stand magnifier — 4× magnification, 65 mm lens

A Schweizer Tech-Line stand magnifier designed for close visual inspection and assembly support in workshops, laboratories and quality-control stations.

• 4× magnification for clear close-up inspection
• 65 mm high-clarity lens for wide field of view
• 300 mm action radius for flexible positioning

Consistent results through deliberate optical design

The 4× magnification delivers a reliable enlargement that balances field of view and detail resolution, enabling quicker defect detection than lower-power lenses. By choosing a moderate magnification rather than extreme zoom, the instrument preserves a broad viewing area so operators can inspect components without constant refocusing. The result is improved throughput in routine checks and fewer handling errors during assembly. The construction emphasises optical stability and repeatability, which supports process-driven environments where consistent visual standards are required.

Stable positioning that speeds up repetitive tasks

A well-engineered stand minimises vibration and drift, so hands-free inspection becomes a practical part of a production line or bench workflow. The specified 300 mm action radius permits a wide range of probe positions and component sizes to be accommodated without repositioning the base, reducing non-productive time. A solid mounting concept and balanced head assembly ensure steady magnification during soldering, micro-assembly or part sorting, increasing operator confidence and lowering scrap rates through improved visual control.

Optical clarity that helps interpret fine detail

The 65 mm lens provides a generous viewing aperture; a larger lens collects more light and increases the usable field, which makes it easier to locate small features quickly. Optical terms simplified: magnification expresses how many times larger an object appears, while lens diameter influences both the visible area and light intake. Together these characteristics determine how comfortable and effective inspection feels over extended periods. The lens design in this instrument aims for neutral colour rendition and low distortion, promoting accurate assessment of surface finish and small defects.

Ready for practical integration at the bench

This stand magnifier suits technicians, quality inspectors and hobby specialists who require a dependable visual aid without complex calibration. The device integrates with existing benches and inspection jigs and supports tasks such as PCB inspection, component verification, jewellery assessment and small-part sorting. For organisations prioritising predictable outcomes, the instrument contributes to standardised inspection routines and supports training by offering a consistent visual reference across shifts.

Choose the Schweizer Tech-Line for dependable magnification and stable positioning; contact Metav Werkzeuge for procurement and technical advice at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930

Technical Data

• Article number: 4000851744NW
• Label: Standleseglas Tech-Line Vergr. 4x Linsen-D.65mm Schweizer
• Type: Tech-Line
• Manufacturer: SCHWEIZER
• Product type: Stand magnifier
• Packaging unit: 1
• UID: 4000851744NW

Facts

• Magnification: 4×
• Lens diameter: 65 mm
• Action radius: 300 mm

Special features

• Stand design for stable positioning
• High-clarity optic
• Suitable for inspection and assembly tasks

FAQ

What magnification does the stand magnifier offer?
The Schweizer Tech-Line stand magnifier provides 4× magnification, which is ideal for detailed inspection while retaining a practical field of view.

Is the lens size suitable for electronic assembly work?
Yes—the 65 mm lens on this model gives a wide field and good light collection, making it well suited to electronic assembly and PCB inspection tasks.

Can the instrument be repositioned quickly on the workbench?
The design includes a 300 mm action radius, allowing flexible and rapid repositioning for different components without moving the base.

Is this device appropriate for continuous quality-control use?
The stable stand and clear optics make the unit appropriate for routine quality-control checks where consistent visual assessment is required.

Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com