This solar lens filter is designed for safe white light observation of the Sun, making it suitable for a wide range of telescopes, as well as finderscopes and binoculars. The filter film is stretched flat between two aluminum rings, and the filter attaches securely to the lens tube or dew shield with four polyamide threaded columns and precisely adjustable clamps. Freely adjustable tube clamps provide a stable and customizable fit. If needed, the filter can be additionally secured for public demonstrations so that it can only be removed with force. 

This solar lens filter is designed for safe observation of the Sun in white light and is suitable for all telescope models except Schiefspiegler, as well as for finderscopes and binoculars. The filter film is stretched flat between two aluminum rings, ensuring a clear and secure fit. Freely adjustable tube clamps provide flexible attachment. The solar filter is fixed to the lens tube or dew shield using four polyamide threaded columns with precisely adjustable clamps. 

The Euromex NZ.4300 transport case provides excellent protection for your NexiusZoom microscope, ensuring it stays dust-free and safe during storage or travel. Constructed from durable aluminium, this case is designed to withstand impact and prevent damage. Its lightweight build and easy handling make it ideal for anyone needing reliable transport for their microscope.

The Geoptik Pegasus tripod is specifically designed for use with the 10Micron GM 2000 HPS II mounts. Its combination of exceptional stability and low weight makes it ideal for field applications, especially when paired with the Ultraport and Combi versions of the GM2000 mounts. The tripod features beech wood legs with black anodized, machined aluminum extendable tips, providing durability and a firm grip on various surfaces. Large polymer pads, each 80 mm in diameter and connected with a spherical head, ensure stable support even on uneven ground.

This transmitted light spectroscope is a simple yet precise instrument designed for observing and analyzing the spectra of various light sources. It features a tube with a precision entrance slit and a 600 lines-per-millimetre grating, allowing users to easily point it at different light sources such as the sky (to observe the solar spectrum and Fraunhofer absorption lines), flames for chemical analysis, liquids for their absorption spectra, or the bright lines from discharge tubes and lamps.

This compact spectroscope features a high-performance flat-field concave grating in a module measuring just 136 x 120 x 75 mm and weighing 1.2 kg. It includes a built-in Lodestar X2 guide camera and an argon-neon calibration lamp for precise wavelength calibration. Both the input and output are equipped with T2 threads, making the unit compatible with most imaging cameras that use T2 thread connections. Starlight Xpress recommends pairing this spectroscope with the Trius SX-694 camera for optimal performance.