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Most reflecting telescopes require a process called collimation to accurately align mirrors for clear views. The following collimator tools will help you achieve perfect alignment with minimal time and effort.

A collimation eyepiece is possibly the simplest of all collimation tools. No lenses or crosshairs are involved. Just a small hole for you to look through to aid in the collimation process.

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On most telescopes collimation is achieved by adjusting a set of bolts with Philips screwdriver or Allen wrench. Given that many telescopes require collimation before every use, there is demand for tools to make the process easier. Enter Bob's Knobs. These simple add-ons allow you to leave the screwdriver or wrench at home, allowing you to achieve accurate collimation with just a turn of a knob.

Another collimation option is an artificial star. These devices will allow collimation without having to worry about star drift from the earth's rotation or poor seeing conditions. This tool uses a very bright, small source of light of consistent brightness to produce diffraction rings when defocused in any eyepiece.

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Laser Collimators are designed to shine a beam of laser light down the focus tube of your reflector telescope, where it bounces off the secondary mirror to the primary mirror and back again. Because laser beams don't spread out like most other light sources, it's easy to see when your telescope is out of collimation because the reflected laser beam will not land back on itself. Instead, a poorly collimated telescope will return the laser beam slightly off center.

Most reflecting telescopes require a process called collimation to accurately align mirrors for clear views. The following collimator tools will help you achieve perfect alignment with minimal time and effort.

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Objective lenses are used to collect incoming light and focus it at the image plane. Different lens configurations are used for various magnifications, focal lengths and numeric apertures. Our microscope objective lenses are designed for long working distanceses, infinity correction, UV compatibility, and spatial filtering applications.

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OPT offers all the collimation tools necessary to ensure the utmost accuracy for your telescope adjustments to improve your overall astronomy imaging and observing.

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Objective lenses are used to collect incoming light and focus it at the image plane. Different lens configurations are used for various magnifications, focal lengths and numeric apertures. Our microscope objective lenses are designed for long working distanceses, infinity correction, UV compatibility, and spatial filtering applications.

While most astronomers prefer laser collimators, there are other less expensive options available if price is a concern. A Cheshire eyepiece will help you collimate by placing crosshairs to aide in the alignment of your telescope's mirrors.

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Some Telescopes require adjustments to achieve a very accurate line of sight. Without the right tools, this process can become tedious and frustratingly inaccurate. The reason for the need for collimation is that, as light bounces off your telescope's primary mirror, slight misalignments will cause the beam to arrive at the secondary mirror at the incorrect angle. This light will then bounce off the secondary mirror and arrive at your eyepiece or camera ever so slightly off-center, making it impossible to reach perfect focus.

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Microscope objectives are key components for high-performance microscopy, with magnification and numerical aperture as main performance figures.

Collimation is the process of aligning the primary mirror with the secondary mirror in a reflecting telescope. Minor imperfections in alignment make it impossible to achieve perfect focus across the entire image. OPT carries a wide range of collimation tools to help make this process as painless as possible.

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