LED Soldering Magnifier with Helping Hand Stand | 3x & 4.5x
LED Soldering Magnifier with Helping Hand Stand | 3x & 4.5x
Couldn't load pickup availability
Short Product Description
Short Product Description
Upgrade your interface with crisp visuals.
This 12864 Graphic LCD Module delivers a sharp 128x64 pixel resolution on a stunning blue backlight with white pixels. Built with the versatile ST7920 controller, it supports both Parallel and SPI Serial modes, allowing you to save precious I/O pins on your Arduino or microcontroller. Perfect for displaying complex graphics, charts, and custom text.
Key Features
Key Features
- High-Res Graphic Display: 128x64 dot matrix resolution enables text, images, and graph rendering.
- Crisp Visibility: Deep blue background with bright white pixels provides excellent contrast and aesthetics.
- Dual Interface Modes: Supports both 6800 8-bit Parallel and Serial (SPI) modes (Selectable via Pin 15 PSB).
- Standard 5V Logic: Seamlessly compatible with Arduino UNO, Mega, and other 5V logic controllers.
- Adjustable Contrast: Dedicated V0 pin allows for precise brightness and contrast tuning via potentiometer.
- Robust Mounting: Four corner mounting holes (3mm) for secure installation in enclosures.
Full Product Description
Full Product Description
Why Precision Lighting Matters in Electronics Work
Soldering and PCB repair demand exceptional visual clarity. A single misplaced solder joint can compromise circuit functionality, cost hours in rework, and potentially damage components. The LED Soldering Magnifier with Helping Hand Stand eliminates guesswork by combining optical magnification with powerful LED illumination, ensuring every connection is visible and precise.
Whether you're a professional electronics technician, hobbyist PCB assembler, or model maker, this magnifying lamp becomes your third hand—literally. The integrated crocodile holding clamps secure components while you work, freeing both hands for your soldering iron and precision tools.
Dual-Magnification System for Multiple Applications
This isn't a one-size-fits-all magnifier. The interchangeable lens system gives you two distinct magnification levels:
- 3x magnification (74mm lens): Perfect for inspecting larger circuit boards, checking solder joints across component arrays, and general assembly work where you need a wider field of view.
- 4.5x magnification (20mm lens): Ideal for micro-soldering, BGA rework, fine pitch components, and detailed inspection of surface-mounted devices (SMDs).
Switching between lenses takes seconds, allowing you to adapt to the task at hand without repositioning your workspace.
Professional-Grade Optical Quality
The acrylic optical lenses deliver distortion-free magnification with even light distribution. Unlike cheap magnifiers that create dark edges and color shifts, these lenses maintain clarity across the entire viewing area—critical when inspecting solder meniscus quality or component placement accuracy.
LED Lighting That Won't Strain Your Eyes
The integrated LED ring provides cool white illumination at optimal brightness—bright enough to eliminate shadows in tight component areas, yet soft enough to prevent eye strain during extended work sessions. LED technology means no heat generation, no flickering, and consistent color temperature throughout your project.
Built for Workshop Durability
The ABS/metal base with reinforced steel support plate delivers stability on any workbench. Whether you're working on a vibration-prone bench grinder area or a sensitive soldering station, this stand won't wobble. The adjustable crocodile clamps feature soft gripping pads to secure delicate circuit boards, flexible cables, or small components without marring surfaces.
Flexible Power Options
Work the way that suits your setup:
- USB powered: Connects directly to workshop PCs, laptop USB hubs, or wall adapters—always available, no battery replacements needed.
- Battery powered: Three AAA batteries deliver 10+ hours of continuous operation, perfect for portable work or lab environments without convenient USB access.
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
- Primary Magnification: 3x (large lens, 74mm diameter)
- Secondary Magnification: 4.5x (small lens, 20mm diameter)
- Base Dimensions: 200mm (W) × 94mm (D) × 166mm (H)
- Material: ABS plastic body, metal articulating arms, acrylic optical lenses, steel support plate
- Lens Type: Multi-element acrylic, optically corrected
- LED Light: Cool white (approx. 4000-5000K), flicker-free
- Power Supply: USB cable (included) OR 3× AAA batteries (not included)
- Battery Runtime: 10+ hours continuous (AAA mode)
- Clamp Compatibility: Adjustable crocodile clips for PCBs up to 5mm thick
- Cable Length: Approx. 1.5 meters (USB)
- Weight: Approx. 450g
- Warranty: 21 days (standard return/exchange)
Delivery Options
Delivery Options
- Local delivery within Hong Kong and in-store pickup.
- Free shipping for orders of HK$400 or above; HK$35 shipping fee for orders below HK$400.
- Shipped by SF Express, usually dispatched the same day for orders confirmed before 6:00 PM (Mon–Sat).
- Estimated delivery time: 1–3 business days after dispatch (Hong Kong).
- In-store pickup details (location and time) will be confirmed by email or phone message.
- Delivery times are estimates and may be affected by weather or unforeseen circumstances.
FAQ Section
FAQ Section
Q1: Can I use this magnifier for fine BGA (Ball Grid Array) soldering?
A: The 4.5x magnification lens is well-suited for BGA inspection and micro-soldering tasks. The tight 20mm lens provides sufficient magnification to inspect ball placement, bridge detection, and solder quality. For extremely fine-pitch work (under 0.3mm), consider pairing this with a microscope, but for hobbyist and semi-professional BGA work, the 4.5x lens performs excellently.
Q2: How bright is the LED, and will it generate heat?
A: The LED delivers bright, cool white light sufficient for detailed component inspection without shadows. Unlike halogen or incandescent lights, LEDs generate virtually no heat—meaning you can position the lamp close to temperature-sensitive components without risk. The light intensity is calibrated to prevent eye strain during multi-hour sessions.
Q3: What's the difference between USB and battery power, and which should I choose?
A: USB power is ideal for stationary workshop setups where you have a convenient power source nearby; it's cost-effective (no battery replacements) and provides unlimited runtime. Battery power suits portable work, field repair, or situations without nearby USB access. Many users prefer battery mode for its flexibility—10+ hours per charge set covers a full workday without interruption. Tip: Keep spare AAA batteries in your kit for uninterrupted operation.
Target Users / Applications
Target Users / Applications
- Professional Technicians: PCB repair, component soldering, microelectronics assembly, rework stations
- Hobbyist Builders: Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, DIY electronics kits, drone repair, model assembly
- Jewelry & Watch Makers: Precision soldering, component inspection, fine-detail assembly
- Educational Institutions: Electronics labs, soldering training, STEM demonstration
- Model Makers & RC Enthusiasts: Detail work, precision assembly, micro-soldering
- Field Service Technicians: Portable troubleshooting, component-level repair, equipment diagnostics
