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TS-Optics Iris Diaphragm, continuously adjustable from 2 to 28 millimetres

Name: TS-Optics Iris Diaphragm, continuously adjustable from 2 to 28 millimetres
Brand: -TS Zubehör
SKU: Iris-M35
Price: 24.9 EUR

The iris diaphragm allows stepless reduction of the field of view before the eyepiece or adapter.

Connection at telescope side: M35x0.75 thread (female)

Connection at eyepiece side: M35x0.75 thread (male)

Length: 12 mm

Applications: Clipping of the field of view, for example for reducing stray light, for example with Herschel prisms or solar prisms (image at left)

Manufacturer: -TS Zubehör

Product number: Iris-M35

EUR 24,90RRP EUR 39,00you save 36.2% (EUR 14,10)

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TS-Optics Iris Diaphragm, continuously adjustable from 2 to 28 millimetres

The iris diaphragm allows stepless reduction of the field of view before the eyepiece or adapter.

Connection at telescope side: M35x0.75 thread (female)

Connection at eyepiece side: M35x0.75 thread (male)

Length: 12 mm

Applications: Clipping of the field of view, for example for reducing stray light, for example with Herschel prisms or solar prisms (image at left)

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TS-Optics Iris Diaphragm with M35 threaded connection

The iris diaphragm allows continous reduction of the field of view from 2 millimetres to 28 millimetres. The adjustment can be made from the outside via a knurled ring.

The diaphragm can be used well for testing telescopes or for reducing stray light. Especially when observing sun, moon or planets, this diaphragm can improve contrast by reducing stray light.