The alignment telescope is a precision instrument for the alignment of objects on a reference line defined by the line of sight,
or optical  axis of the telescope.

The optical axis runs concentrically with respect  to the tubular barrel to a very high degree of accuracy.  The mounting  of the
alignment telescope is accurately tied to its optical axis.  It is  specifically designed for aligning boreholes, bearings, optical
setups etc.  The alignment telescope has a wide range of focus from a few  inches to infinity.  The sturdy, stainless steel
construction will maintain specifications even in rough working conditions.  Optional autocollimation  using the alignment
telescope is accomplished by specifying an autocollimation eyepiece in place of the standard eyepiece.

Alignment Telescope Specifications:

Field of view:

Distance 12x mag 20x mag 30x mag
Infinity 1.3 deg 2.2 deg 2.2 deg
20 m 490 mm 790 mm 790 mm
10 m 260 mm 420 mm 420 mm
1 m 35 mm 55 mm 55 mm
0.5 m 25 mm 40 mm 40 mm

Additional Specifications:

Focusing Range 12x mag
Magnification 12, 20, or 30x
Line of sight Runs concentrically to the axis of the Alignment Telescope. Error between axis and tube axis < 20 um for distance of ~1.5 m
Tube Hardened stainless steel, dia. 40 mm, fitting length 110 mm
Objective Low reflective, protective coating, focal length 30 mm at infintiy, free aperture 26 mm
Eyepiece Either 10 mm, 14.7 mm, or 25 mm
Dimension dia. 56 x 330 mm
Weight 1.8 kg

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