
A trinocular microscope earns its third port the moment you want a camera on a monitor without giving up the eyepieces, whether that is for recording repairs, showing a customer the corrosion you found, or simply working off a screen.
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A trinocular microscope earns its third port the moment you want a camera on a monitor without giving up the eyepieces, whether that is for recording repairs,…
A trinocular microscope earns its third port the moment you want a camera on a monitor without giving up the eyepieces, whether that is for recording repairs, showing a customer the corrosion you found, or simply working off a screen.
This YCS model covers a continuous 6.3x to 68x zoom range. The lower end is where most board work actually happens; the top end is for inspecting solder joints and reading tiny IC markings.
It is aimed at PCB, IC chip and BGA component inspection during mobile motherboard repair and microsoldering.
Mobile repair technicians and microsoldering specialists working at board level in a professional workshop.
A trinocular microscope earns its third port the moment you want a camera on a monitor without giving up the eyepieces, whether that is for recording repairs, showing a customer the corrosion you found, or simply working off a screen. This YCS model covers a continuous 6.3x to 68x zoom range. The lower end is where most board work actually happens; the top end is for inspecting solder joints and reading tiny IC markings. It is aimed at PCB, IC chip and BGA component inspection during mobile motherboard repair and microsoldering. • Continuous 6.3x to 68x zoom magnification • Trinocular head with a camera port alongside the eyepieces • Suited to PCB, IC and BGA component inspection
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