1.25 in Optical Collimating Eyepiece Astronomical Collimation Eyepiece

Product Features: - Manufactured from optical glass, which is resistant to scratches and abrasions - Fully coated optical surfaces enhance the transmission of light and images - Parfocal design allows for easy and quick switching between eyepieces - Standard 1.25 inch mount for compatibility with most telescopes and accessories - Includes centering reticle for precise alignment of telescope optics Benefits: - Ensures accurate collimation of telescope optics for optimal image quality - Bright and clear images with minimal aberrations and distortions - Durable construction withstands frequent use and harsh conditions - Convenient and time-saving during telescope setup - Compatible with a wide range of telescopes and accessories Usage: - Primarily used for collimating astronomical telescopes - Aligns the primary and secondary mirrors for optimal optical performance - Helps achieve sharp and focused images across the entire field of view - Essential for telescopes used for imaging and visual observations Key Points: - High-quality optical glass for exceptional clarity - Fully coated optics for enhanced light transmission - Parfocal design for seamless switching - Standard 1.25 inch mount for universal compatibility - Includes centering reticle for precise alignment Specifications: - Diameter: 1.25 inches - Material: Optical glass - Coating: Fully coated - Magnification: 10x - Field of View: 100 degrees Additional Features: - Compact and lightweight for easy handling - Knurled grip for secure handling - Dust caps for protecting the optical surfaces Highlighting Features: - Optical glass construction ensures durability and scratch resistance - Fully coated optics provide brighter and clearer images - Standard 1.25 inch mount offers hassle-free compatibility - Parfocal design eliminates the need for constant refocusing - Easy installation and alignment with included centering reticle

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