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general overviewProtect your eyes, see details - the right light for every workplace.
general overviewFor precise work on sensitive electronic components, our ESD magnifying lamps offer safe and powerful LED illumination. Integrated ESD protection and conductive materials reliably prevent electrostatic discharge. At the same time, the combination of uniform illumination and optical magnification ensures the highest precision in electronics manufacturing, assembly, and quality testing.
Not just a light in a box.
We plan workplaces and rooms according to DIN EN 12464-1 - including individual workplaces.
You will speak directly with a contact person who knows our lights and understands your application.
Tested for workmanship, light quality and durability - many products are manufactured in-house.
We offer spare parts and repair service for many models - even after purchase.
You can find detailed answers in our FAQ and in the datasheets.
The optimal working distance between the lens and the object is with magnifying lamps 3 diopter magnification at approximately 30 cm. With magnifying lamps with 5 diopter magnification We recommend that our customers maintain a working distance from the object of about 18 cm, in order to be able to see the smallest details in the cutout.
Thanks to our particularly robust and at the same time easily adjustable flex or friction joint arms, our magnifying lamps offer a large range of motion and can be individually positioned according to the visual task.
The higher the positive number of diopters, the higher the magnification factor of the lens.
| Diopters | magnification factor | working distance |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 1,75 times | about 30 cm |
| 4 | 2,0 times | about 24 cm |
| 5 | 2,25 times | about 18 cm |
| 6 | 2,5 times | about 15 cm |
However, the higher the magnification factor of the lens, the shorter the focal length, meaning the optimal working distance to the object becomes smaller and consequently so does the field of view.
Our experience and customer feedback have shown that in most applications, a magnification of 3 or 5 diopters offers the greatest working comfort. Magnifying lamps with a magnification factor of 3 diopters are sufficient and versatile for most common tasks in workshops, as reading aids, in dental sterilization rooms, or in dental practices. They provide a wide field of view, high depth of field, and an undistorted image across the entire lens.
However, those who want to work on very small details should opt for a light with 5 diopters. With a magnification of 225%, even the finest objects become clearly visible, but the field of view is also reduced.
In our magnifying lamps, we exclusively use biconvex ground glass lenses of optician quality, i.e., no optically inferior pressed glass or scratch-sensitive plastic lenses.
Depending on your needs, there are a variety of mounting options for your RMD work light. These include: screw-on flange, table clamp, wall mount, and table base. See for yourself and browse the "Accessories" tab to find the right mounting option for you and your model.
Our magnifying lamps made of anodized aluminum are generally very low-maintenance, even with daily use. However, over time, the lamp housing may become faded due to dust and dirt – the lamp will need cleaning. You can find out the best way to do this in our short article: Care and Cleaning Tips for LED Lamps.
The LED modules of our magnifying lamps can be replaced at low cost. Simply contact us and we will take care of your concerns as quickly as possible.
You can speak directly with the RMD team - Mon-Fri from 9:00 am to 18:00 pm.
