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KP15-015 Roof Prisms

KP15-010 Roof Prisms

Dimensions: A=13.7 mm��B=10.0 mm��C=10.0 mm

US$67.50

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Material:K9 Precision Annealedoptical glass

Dimension Tolerance: +0.0/-0.1mm

Flatness: ��/10 @ 632.8nm

Surface Quality: level 3~4

Ridge angle error: ��3 arc seconds

Other angle error: ��3 arc minutes

Bevel: <0.25mmX45��

Coatings: without coating

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A(mm)	13.7 mm
B(mm)	10.0 mm
C(mm)	10.0 mm

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