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Imaging Device Has Flexible Arm

09/01/96

The Video Flex is a video imaging device with a flexible 25" arm, which can be maneuvered by one hand for precise positioning. It suits science/medical, training and distance learning applications. The Video Flex plugs into a standard electrical outlet and connects directly to a monitor. Its 8mm C-mount lens captures sharp, detailed images even in low light conditions. For maximum magnification (50:1 or greater), the head can be moved within 1/4" of the object. Optional accessories include a tweezer clamp to hold small objects in front of the lens and a plastic watertight container that holds 35mm and microscope slides. Ken-a-vision, Kansas City, MO, (816) 353-4787, kenavision @aol.com.

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