Magnifying glass for embroidery with tape
Colour/Surface:
violet
|
Dimensions:
Ø 10.5 cm
|
Quantity:
1 piece
Article number:
611731
- Practical magnifying glass for needlework and reading etc.
- With rotating lens and integrated additional lens
- Adjustable strap for hanging around you
Product information "Magnifying glass for embroidery with tape"
It may be helpful to have a magnifying glass at hand, not only for embroidery, but also for hobbies or reading. Here the Prym embroidery magnifying glass comes into its own with a diameter of 10.5 cm. The embroidery magnifying glass enlarges 2-fold and furthermore has an additional lens for 8x magnification. Since the lens is rotating, the respective magnification required for the embroidery can be flexibly chosen. The embroidery magnifying glass also convinces with its easy application. With the practical strap which is adjustable in size, the magnifying glass can easily be hung around you, thus leaving both hands free for working, turning etc.
| Activity: | Embroidering |
|---|---|
| Colour/Surface: | violet |
| Diameter (cm): | 10.5 |
| Dimensions: | Ø 10.5 cm |
| EAN: | 4002276117310 |
| Minimum order quantity: | 1 |
| Price group: | II |
| Product number: | 16117310 |
| Quantity: | 1 piece |
| Sales unit height (mm): | 30 |
| Sales unit lenght (mm): | 229 |
| Sales unit width (mm): | 161 |
| Material: | plastic |
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