
Three things a microscope bench needs at once, in one unit that mounts to the scope: airflow, solder smoke extraction, and a UV lamp for curing adhesive.
Three things a microscope bench needs at once, in one unit that mounts to the scope: airflow, solder smoke extraction, and a UV lamp for curing adhesive.…
Three things a microscope bench needs at once, in one unit that mounts to the scope: airflow, solder smoke extraction, and a UV lamp for curing adhesive.
Extraction is the one that matters most day to day — solder fumes rise straight into your face when you are working under magnification.
It also carries dust detection lighting, the raking light that makes particles and residue visible on a board before you close it up.
Microsoldering technicians working under a microscope.
Three things a microscope bench needs at once, in one unit that mounts to the scope: airflow, solder smoke extraction, and a UV lamp for curing adhesive. Extraction is the one that matters most day to day — solder fumes rise straight into your face when you are working under magnification. It also carries dust detection lighting, the raking light that makes particles and residue visible on a board before you close it up. • Cooling, smoke extraction and UV curing in one device • Dust detection lighting • Flexible design for mounting at the microscope • Compact footprint on the bench
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