Partition board
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Product Introduction
A reticle is an extremely thin piece of glass with finely etched lines, typically mounted on the optical lens of a telescope or surveying instrument. In telescopes, the reticle is usually mounted on the right objective focal plane. The lines on the reticle can be a combination of crosses, dots, circles, scales, etc., and require extremely high precision.
The functions of a reticle include measurement, calibration, or aiming, as well as calibrating the optical system of the telescope to ensure the image is clear, accurate, and linear. It can also serve as a reference for observation, used to observe and measure the size and shape of the item being inspected, and observe the particle structure, fine features, and defects of an object. In addition, a reticle can be used to measure the size or distance of the observed object.
Because reticles require extremely high cleanliness, any small amount of dust will create large black spots during observation. The precision of its installation is also extremely high. Therefore, it should not be removed unless absolutely necessary, and if removed, it must be reinstalled exactly as it was originally.
Key words:
Prism and flat sheet

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