Built-in measurement, view on screen, no bending over.
With a digital microscope, operators look at the sample on a monitor instead of through an eyepiece. This avoids the awkward posture, dizziness and fatigue of a traditional microscope, so long inspection shifts are easier.
Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Screen viewing | Large-screen viewing also helps older inspectors with presbyopia see clearly |
| Easier teaching | Engineers and line supervisors explain defects in front of the same screen |
| Plug and play | No extra equipment needed; built-in measurement system, no complicated setup |
| Fine image | Small solder joints and defects are easy to see |
| Less neck strain | Screen magnification and high-resolution images replace long periods of looking down |
| Multi-angle viewing | Rotating display adjusts the viewing angle for different work |
Applications
| Field | Use |
|---|---|
| Product inspection | Solder joint inspection, defect identification and detail observation, especially electronic components |
| Industrial repair | Mechanical part inspection and fault diagnosis |
| Research and education | Research and lab teaching |
| Quality control | Helps line inspectors and QC teams find defects quickly |
| Manufacturing | Detailed observation on assembly lines and other processes |
Documents
TD-4KHU user manual (PDF), measurement video, 3D video and measurement calibration video: available on request.
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