For incoming inspection we needed high-magnification clarity, and the fiber optic microscopes deliver. 400x reveals fine scratches our field probes miss, and the dual-magnification option speeds routine passes. Consistent unit-to-unit quality.
Digital Fiber Microscope
Digital fiber microscopes that display and capture magnified end-face images for objective, documented pass/fail inspection. Request a quote.
Product Details
A digital fiber microscope magnifies a connector end-face onto a screen and captures the image, turning inspection into an objective, auditable step. Where an optical microscope shows one viewer the end-face, a digital microscope displays it for shared assessment against IEC 61300-3-35-style criteria and records it for certification. Because contamination and end-face defects are the leading avoidable cause of link faults, making the inspection visible and documented is what raises quality across a whole team.
Aevumix supplies digital fiber microscopes for bench and field inspection. Clear, well-lit magnification reveals contamination, scratches and pits; the displayed image supports objective pass/fail and capture for acceptance records. Probe-style options reach connectors mated inside bulkheads, so a single digital microscope serves both exposed connectors on the bench and in-service connectors in the field, closing the inspect-clean-inspect loop with a documented result.
Because the right microscope depends on your connectors, display and documentation needs, we help you specify the correct unit. Send your connector types and use case and we will recommend a digital fiber microscope and provide a quote.
About this item
- Displays and captures magnified end-face images
- Objective pass/fail to IEC 61300-3-35-style criteria
- Reveals contamination, scratches and pits clearly
- Probe options reach bulkhead-mated connectors
- Image capture for acceptance documentation
- Serves bench and field inspection
- Rugged, well-lit optics
| Optical Magnification | 200X |
|---|---|
| Controls | On/off brightness switch with precision focus adjustment |
| Safety Filter | Built-in infrared filter |
| Image Centering | Adjustable on the X and Y axes |
| Adapter Interface | Interchangeable universal and connector-specific adapters |
| Standard Adapters | 2.5 mm and 1.25 mm |
| Optional Adapters | 3.175 mm and SMA905 |
| Power | 3 × LR44 button cells |
| LED Rated Life | 100,000 hours |
| Dimensions | 185 × 49 mm |
| Weight | 0.42 kg |
Based on 10 customer reviews
We bring fiber microscopes into North America and resell to labs. The line ships reliably, quality is consistent, and certifications are complete. That dependability is exactly what our downstream customers expect from us.
We supply fiber microscopes to QC labs and assembly houses. The optics are genuinely sharp and the private-label build is clean. Aevumix handled our branding requirements without fuss, and repeat orders have been steady.
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What Is the Primary Purpose of an Optical Fiber Inspection Scope?
The primary purpose of a fiber inspection scope is to check connector end faces for contamination and damage before mating. Learn how it works with IEC 61300-3-35.
Frequently Asked Questions
It displays the end-face on a screen for shared, objective pass/fail assessment and captures the image for documentation — unlike an optical microscope viewed by one person through an eyepiece.
With probe-style tips, yes — it reaches connectors mated inside bulkheads as well as inspecting exposed connectors on the bench. Send your connectors for a recommendation.
Yes. It supports assessment to IEC 61300-3-35-style criteria based on the size and location of scratches and contamination, made objective by the displayed image.
Yes. Digital microscopes capture end-face images for acceptance records and certification. Tell us your documentation needs for the right model.
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