MAGNIFYING GLASS

A magnifying glass is a handheld optical device used to enlarge and view small details or objects more clearly. It consists of a convex lens mounted in a frame, often with a handle for ease of use. The lens magnifies the image by bending light rays to make objects appear larger than their actual size, aiding in detailed examination and analysis.

Magnifying glasses are commonly made from high-quality optical glass or acrylic to provide clear and distortion-free magnification. They come in various magnification strengths, typically ranging from 2x to 10x, depending on the application needs. Some magnifying glasses also feature built-in LED lights to illuminate the viewing area, making them useful for tasks such as reading fine print, inspecting intricate designs, or performing detailed work in fields like electronics, jewelry, and biology.