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INSPECTIS AB Launches ‘All-in One’ F30 Full HD Digital Microscope
March 26, 2018 | INSPECTIS ABEstimated reading time: 1 minute
INSPECTIS AB announces the new F30 'All-in-One' Full HD Digital Microscope. New features and superb all-round performance now come together in this convenient, durable, industrial grade package. The F30 joins the popular F30s Full HD Digital Microscope, known for its adaptability and versatility.
The F30s is popular for having established a reputation as the all-around ‘best choice’ for the widest range of visual inspection applications. Now, the F30 combines all features and competitive advantages into an all-in-one system with a convenient plug-and-play format, with LED array and essential built-in controls (e.g., Zoom, Iris, Color Balance).
All basic parameters such as zoom, brightness and color levels can be controlled through on-board buttons on top of the device, and a full range of additional control features and setting memories can be accessed using the HD-020 remote control or via computer software. The F30 also features an auxiliary power socket for use with the new INSPECTIS ring light, providing excellent image quality for such structures as solder joints on PCB assemblies and highly reflective metallic parts, all with minimum glare and reflection.
F30 options include an ESD-protected housing and a built-in laser pointer. The F30 brings uncommon capabilities and advantages to digital microscopy for SMT electronics assembly inspection including Full FHD, 1080p 60 fps HDMI output for lag-free magnified working, superior 30:1 zoom optics with auto-focus, and a generous practical working distance. Objects under inspection are rendered sharp, clear, and large; its 56x screen magnification on a 24” monitor, for example, can be increased up to 200x with auxiliary lenses.
An optional built-in laser pointer aims at the area of interest and assists in quickly locating it on the screen whilst efficient object handling is aided by the full range of thoughtfully-designed accessories.
About INSPECTIS AB
INSPECTIS AB is a premier line of advanced optical inspection solutions for PCB assembly. INSPECTIS offers a line of plug and play, reliable and cost effective high definition camera microscopes designed for non- contact optical inspection, quality control, repair and rework, and more. For more information, click here.
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