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Handy Stroboscope
A handy stroboscope is a tool used in printing and lamination machines, particularly for checking printing corrections. It emits short, intense bursts of light, allowing operators to freeze the motion of rotating parts, such as printing cylinders, to identify and correct any printing defects or alignment issues accurately.
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