Explore Scientific 2" Diagonal

Explore ScientificSKU: DD02-00CF

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The Explore Scientific 2-inch Dielectric-Coated Diagonal Mirror comes complete with 1.25-inch Adapter and dust covers. Solid construction and light weight, this first suface coated diagonal mirror reflects 99% of the light to help maintain the brightest possible image from your telescope.

The insert barrel is a double taper, so it can be smoothly inserted or withdrawn from the focuser. The wide part of the taper prevents the diagonal from accidently falling out of the focuser if the set screw loosens up. Eyepieces are secured in the diagonal with a compression ring lock on both the two-inch eyepiece holder and the 1.25-inch eyepiece holder.

Each 2-inch Dielectric-Coated Diagonal Mirror is serial numbered and after registration within 60 days is protected with the Explore STAR Lifetime Transferrable Warranty.


DescriptionES 2" Dielectric-Coated Diagonal Mirror with 1.25" Adapter
 Item NumberDD02-00CF
 Weight1.0lb; .45kg
 Length104.8mm
 Width60.9mm
 Height127.0mm

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