2062 Alignment Telescope

For holding optical reference lines

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2062 Alignment Telescope

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The 2062 alignment telescope's apparent simplicity belies its extremely precise and useful nature.  It is designed to hold an optical reference line for other instruments, for use as a boresight telescope, or to evaluate equipment on its own using the principles of autocollimation.  All standard spherical adapters and optical squares will fit the 2062.  It has an autoreflection target on its objective lens, and comes complete with an autocollimation illumination unit (our model 508, operating on 110-220 volts, 60 Hz).  This item may be purchased without the built-in autoreflection target by specifying model number 2062-NAR.  For additional general information about this instrument, read more about our alignment telescopes on this website.

Specifications

Magnification:  Varies automatically from 23X at 2" to 35X at infinity.

Focusing range:  2" to infinity.

Straightness of line of sight:  ±0.002" (2" to 50’); ±0.004" (50’ to 100’); 0.5 arcseconds beyond 100’.

Focusing knob:  6 1/2" (165.1 mm) from end of eyepiece.

Resolving power:  3.5 c/mm (according to N.I.S.T. test procedure).

Field of view:  47 arcminutes at infinity; 7.4 mm at near distance.

Effective aperture:  38 mm.
Optics:  Fully coated optics used throughout.

Reticle:  All-purpose, double glass, dustproof; filar-bifilar with single lines top and right, paired lines bottom and left.

Eyepiece:  Erecting, achromatic. Right-angle eyepiece and complete projection accessories available.

Telescope barrel:  Made of through hardened stabilized stainless steel.

Barrel diameter:  2.2498", +0.0000, −0.0003" (A.I.A. specification).  Ground barrel, length 9 3/16".

Overall length:  13 1/4" (361.95 mm).

Weight:  Approx. 5 lbs. 11 oz.

May be used with...

  • 187-S Coincidence Striding Level
  • 1241  Combination Autocollimation, Projection Eyepiece
  • 1231 Right Angle Eyepiece (discontinued)
  • 3205  Cross Level
  • 3220  Coincidence Striding Level (discontinued)
  • Our alignment telescope bases