The 2038 magnifier with distortion-free and colour-corrected optics has been designed, among other things, for checking negatives and for focusing the ground glass

The lightweight 1960 test loupe, which has a high design for convenient assessment of surfaces with 5x magnification

Small, practical magnifier with two magnets on the sides for reading off magnetic tapes, etc

A test loupe with scratch-resistant crown glass lenses and a high depth of field that is also very bright. The PEAK Stand Magnifier 1961 is a classic among universal magnifiers.

The optics, identical to the PEAK Stand Magnifier 1961, are permanently mounted in a holder combined with an illumination, resulting in the Test Magnifier 1966

The very popular 15x stand magnifier type 1962 has achromatic, coated optics consisting of a 3-lens system

The optics, which are identical to the PEAK 1962 stand magnifier, are permanently installed in a holder that is combined with an illumination and results in the 2023 inspection magnifier

The excellent 2021-15 test loupe with coated optics consisting of two assemblies with three elements and a robust metal frame, focusable with 15x magnification.

The lens in this 2019 folding magnifier is identical to than in the previous PEAK pivoting magnifier 2021-15. Focussed lens can be arrested with a counter-ring

The excellent 2021-22 test loupe with coated optics consisting of two assemblies with three elements and a robust metal frame, focusable with 22x magnification

The PEAK stand magnifier 1964 with magnification factor of 22x represents a true alternative to a stand or pen microscope for applications requiring high magnification

The 1996 loupe is a simple microscopic loupe with 30x magnification

The PEAK stand magnifier 1964 with magnification factor of 22x represents a true alternative to a stand or pen microscope for applications requiring high magnification

The Peak Stereoloupe is a simple device for viewing three-dimensional aerial photographs. These stereo magnifiers stand on two folding metal supports and are placed over the aerial photographs