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Illuminated magnifiers for electronics, cosmetology and other industrial applications Magnification is essential to a large number of industrial applications Modern manufacturing includes all intermediate processes required for the production and integration of a product’s components. Many of these processes including assembly, inspection and rework, rely on the use of illuminated magnifiers. A number of industries are particularly sensitive to electrostatic discharges ESD , and need to establish measures for eliminating static. ESD-Safe magnifiers are a valuable tool in these industries as they help guard against uncontrolled static dissipation. The history of Luxo illuminated magnifiers Luxo’s history of lighting for the individual began with the development of the L-1 task light in The freedom of movement and the ability to place light exactly where it was needed, forever changed the way task lights are used. L-1 was designed by Luxo’s founder, the Norwegian industrialist Jac Jacobsen, and is still in production today. The lamp arm is balanced by springs that work on the action and reaction principle of human arm muscles. Jac Jacobsen soon realized that his spring-balanced arm could carry a variety of different luminaires, including illuminated magnifiers, for numerous purposes. The decades following saw Luxo’s development of a range of illuminated magnifiers for industrial applications, electronics, therapy and cosmetology, low vision and the healthcare sector. Modern range of arm-based magnifiers Naturally, Luxo’s range of products has been vastly expanded since those early days. However, the philosophy and knowledge from the development of the L-1 is still maintained in all of Luxo’s modern products. Today, Luxo’s range of illuminated magnifiers comprises a wide variety of arm technologies, with internal or external springs. They all have perfect balance and careful ergonomics built into them. Luxo pioneered the development of illuminated magnifiers for industrial use. This L-1 L magnifier was manufactured in 1955 and is still in use today. Perfect balance, maximum flexibility Luxo’s magnifiers are specially designed to maximize horizontal and vertical movement. They provide significant horizontal reach, and will always stay in the right position without drifting. The arms are balanced by spring systems which ensure smooth and easy positioning no knobs to tighten, nothing to adjust. The ability to position the lens and direct the light exactly where it is needed is the hallmark of Luxo’s illuminated magnifiers. The flexibility of the lamp head means that it is easy to adjust the magnifier for your personal needs. Friction-free lamp head movements It is the combination of arm and head movements that determines the degree of flexibility in a magnifier. Luxo’s magnifiers are highly flexible, offering a combination of the three all-important head movements: - Horizontal side-to-side movement yaw - Up and down movement tilt - Rotation around a horizontal axis roll The flexibility of the self-balancing arm and friction-free joint between the lamp head and arm makes exact positioning easy. Friction-free joint between the lamp head and arm. Friction-free joint between the lamp head and arm. The importance of light quality At Luxo we know how important light is for the working environment and for the health and well-bring of an individual in a workplace. Good lighting reduces the risk of health problems, increases safety, and enhances productivity. For this reason Luxo places great importance on the light quality of our illuminated magnifiers. They are not just magnifiers with light, but powerful luminaires with excellent light output. The quality and exact positioning of the lightsources in relation to the lens allows for virtually shadow-free magnification and excellent color rendering capabilities LED Lightsource of the future Over the past few years, Luxo has designed and manufactured a new generation of luminaires, all featuring LED instead of traditional lightsources. Light Emitting Diodes LEDs are semiconductors that emit light when an electric current passes through them. LEDs can be used on their own, or assembled into modules for added power. Ergonomic. Energy-efficient. Economic. Luxo’s modern LED magnifiers are designed to provide the best possible ergonomics, while saving energy. They use only a fraction of the energy required by luminaires with traditional lightsources. LEDs have an incredibly long life span. The diodes in Luxo LED magnifiers have a life expectancy of more than 50,000 hours. That equates to 25 years or more with normal use. Product guide Rectangular lens LED magnifier WAVE LED is a magnifier for industrial applications. No knobs to tighten, nothing to adjust a flexible, self-balancing shade and hands-free neck assembly allows the lamp head to be secured in any position. The fully-enclosed neck design is ideal for environments where foreign object debris FOD is a concern. An automatic shut-off feature further ensures energy savings. WAVE LED offers shadow-free magnification with light coming from both sides, as well as three-dimensional magnification lighting from the left or right. The 3D-feature is especially welcome when working with circuit boards and similar delicate objects. Technical details Lightsource Two 6W dimmable LED modules. 13W total energy consumed. 4600 lux at 11” focal length. CCT 4000°K. CRI: Body material and color Steel arm and die-cast aluminum shade. Fully-enclosed neck design. Color light gray. Optics 1.88X or 5-diopter 2.25X , x rectangular white crown optical-quality glass lens. Secondary lenses For additional magnification a secondary 4-, 6- or 10-diopter STAYS lens can be attached to the primary lens. Power supply Supplied with cable and plug. Arm technology and movement Heavy-duty internal-spring 45” or 30” parallel, three-pivot K-arm. Timer and dimming Step dimming 9/4 hour auto shut-off. Mounting Edge clamp or weighted base. UL/cUL listed

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Illuminated magnifiers for electronics, cosmetology and other industrial applications

Magnification is essential to a large number of industrial applications

Modern manufacturing includes all intermediate processes required for the production and integration of a product’s components. Many of these processes including assembly, inspection and rework, rely on the use of illuminated magnifiers.

A number of industries are particularly sensitive to electrostatic discharges ESD , and need to establish measures for eliminating static. ESD-Safe magnifiers are a valuable tool in these industries as they help guard against uncontrolled static dissipation.

The history of Luxo illuminated magnifiers

Luxo’s history of lighting for the individual began with the development of the L-1 task light in The freedom of movement and the ability to place light exactly where it was needed, forever changed the way task lights are used.

L-1 was designed by Luxo’s founder, the Norwegian industrialist Jac Jacobsen, and is still in production today. The lamp arm is balanced by springs that work on the action and reaction principle of human arm muscles. Jac Jacobsen soon realized that his spring-balanced arm could carry a variety of different luminaires, including illuminated magnifiers, for numerous purposes.

The decades following saw Luxo’s development of a range of illuminated magnifiers for industrial applications, electronics, therapy and cosmetology, low vision and the healthcare sector.

Modern range of arm-based magnifiers

Naturally, Luxo’s range of products has been vastly expanded since those early days. However, the philosophy and knowledge from the development of the L-1 is still maintained in all of Luxo’s modern products. Today, Luxo’s range of illuminated magnifiers comprises a wide variety of arm technologies, with internal or external springs. They all have perfect balance and careful ergonomics built into them.

Luxo pioneered the development of illuminated magnifiers for industrial use. This L-1 L magnifier was manufactured in 1955 and is still in use today.

Perfect balance, maximum flexibility

Luxo’s magnifiers are specially designed to maximize horizontal and vertical movement. They provide significant horizontal reach, and will always stay in the right position without drifting. The arms are balanced by spring systems which ensure smooth and easy positioning no knobs to tighten, nothing to adjust.

The ability to position the lens and direct the light exactly where it is needed is the hallmark of Luxo’s illuminated magnifiers. The flexibility of the lamp head means that it is easy to adjust the magnifier for your personal needs.

Friction-free lamp head movements

It is the combination of arm and head movements that determines the degree of flexibility in a magnifier. Luxo’s magnifiers are highly flexible, offering a combination of the three all-important head movements:
- Horizontal side-to-side movement yaw - Up and down movement tilt - Rotation around a horizontal axis roll

The flexibility of the self-balancing arm and friction-free joint between the lamp head and arm makes exact positioning easy.

Friction-free joint between the lamp head and arm.

Friction-free joint between the lamp head and arm.

The importance of light quality

At Luxo we know how important light is for the working environment and for the health and well-bring of an individual in a workplace. Good lighting reduces the risk of health problems, increases safety, and enhances productivity.

For this reason Luxo places great importance on the light quality of our illuminated magnifiers. They are not just magnifiers with light, but powerful luminaires with excellent light output. The quality and exact positioning of the lightsources in relation to the lens allows for virtually shadow-free magnification and excellent color rendering capabilities

LED Lightsource of the future

Over the past few years, Luxo has designed and manufactured a new generation of luminaires, all featuring LED instead of traditional lightsources. Light Emitting Diodes LEDs are semiconductors that emit light when an electric current passes through them. LEDs can be used on their own, or assembled into modules for added power.

Ergonomic. Energy-efficient. Economic.

Luxo’s modern LED magnifiers are designed to provide the best possible ergonomics, while saving energy. They use only a fraction of the energy required by luminaires with traditional lightsources.

LEDs have an incredibly long life span. The diodes in Luxo LED magnifiers have a life expectancy of more than 50,000 hours. That equates to 25 years or more with normal use.

Product guide

Rectangular lens LED magnifier

WAVE LED is a magnifier for industrial applications. No knobs to tighten, nothing to adjust a flexible, self-balancing shade and hands-free neck assembly allows the lamp head to be secured in any position. The fully-enclosed neck design is ideal for environments where foreign object debris FOD is a concern. An automatic shut-off feature further ensures energy savings. WAVE LED offers shadow-free magnification with light coming from both sides, as well as three-dimensional magnification lighting from the left or right. The 3D-feature is especially welcome when working with circuit boards and similar delicate objects.

Technical details

Lightsource Two 6W dimmable LED modules. 13W total energy consumed. 4600 lux at 11” focal length. CCT 4000°K. CRI:

Body material and color Steel arm and die-cast aluminum shade. Fully-enclosed neck design. Color light gray.

Optics 1.88X or 5-diopter 2.25X , x rectangular white crown optical-quality glass lens.

Secondary lenses For additional magnification a secondary 4-, 6- or 10-diopter STAYS lens can be attached to the primary lens.

Power supply Supplied with cable and plug.

Arm technology and movement Heavy-duty internal-spring 45” or 30” parallel, three-pivot K-arm.

Timer and dimming Step dimming 9/4 hour auto shut-off.

Mounting Edge clamp or weighted base.

UL/cUL listed

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