INSTRUMENTS
MICROSCOPES
The Magnifier
Technical details: Processing/material quality.
Glas-lenses: made of minerai (crown or silicate)- glass,
optically ground and polished, scratchprof, heat-resistant and antistatic. We
have our own glass-grinding workshops, and decades of experience in processing
and treatment of glass, ceramics carbide metals, etc...
Lightweight lenses: made of organic material PMMA (plexi), optically pure,
perfectly transparent, with antistastic treatment and surface protection.
Produced in our own injection moulding workshop.
The aspherical lenses are well known among expert. A lot of the visual aids are
provvided with these kind of lenses.
Metal mounting: rim of brass, highly polished, nickel-plated
with anti-corrosion protection or genuine gold-plated. Thes give the lenses
extra stability and high quality.
Plastic mountings: transparent
or slightly tinted plastic mountings facilitate binocular vision, which is
particularly important when the reading glasses are used for a relatively long
period, unlike the short-term use of high power magnifiers. Dark coloured
mounting have the advantage of being reflexion-free.
Lens forms and systems.
Special optical and other futures of the different lens systems:
biconvex and plano-convex lenses are relatively inexpensive however, they have
the disadvantage that hogh magnification causes distortions aound the edge.
Asoherical lenses of comparable size produce however a higher magnification
(than bi-conver and plano convex) ans are, to a large extent, free from
distortions on the total lens surface, due to the different bend radii on the
strongly convex side (aspherical). This strongly convex side must always face
the eye.
Biconcave lenses are used for diminishing glasses. Aplanatic lens systems ensure
an extremely well focusses visual field up to the edge of the lens.