Dielectricmirror

90degreemirrorglasses

With a 90 degree design, you don't have to bend over when performing visual observation and the observation experience can be more comfortable.

Designed with enhanced aluminum die, SV221 can provide higher light transmittance & clear vision. 1.25 inches diameter which can be applied to a 1.25 inches telescope and a 1.25 inches eyepiece.

Built-in brass pressure ring, you can never have to fear of damage, since brass pressure ring provides non-contact personal protection for eyepiece.

Flatmirror

TrueMirror

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45 degreemirror

Note: This diagonal can only be used with refractor telescopes and some catadioptric telescopes like Schmidt-Cassegrain, Maksutov-Cassegrain, etc. It not meant for use with Newtonian / DOB reflector telescopes or other variants of Newtonian telescopes.

1.The main mirror housing is made of precision molded ABS plastic and the two end barrels are precision machined from aluminum2.92% above reflectivity across the visible spectrum 3.Brass lock Screw for eyepiece or adapter and brass Compression rings features more precision and prevent barrels or the surface of eyepieces from marring and scratching4.With dustproof cover, can keep the lens cleaning5.Support connection 1.25inch filter, internal extinction treatment.6.Please Note: This diagonal can only be used with refractor telescopes and some catadioptric telescopes like Schmidt-Cassegrain, Maksutov-Cassegrain, etc. It not meant for use with Newtonian / DOB reflector telescopes or other variants of Newtonian telescopes