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Magnifying lens with neck strap. Model HF421 ($14.75) has two lenses: a 4 inch utility lens and a small high power inspection lens. Model HF146 ($38.95) provides 1.3 times magnification.

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This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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Bossert Specialties Inc

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5130 N. 19th Ave
Suite 7
Phoenix, Arizona 85015
United States
Telephone: 800-776-5885 or 602-956-6637.
Fax: 602-956-1008.
Web: http://www.wemagnify.com.


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