1.25 Inch Barlow Lens for Telescope Eyepiece, Metal Body
Regular price Rs. 8,799.00 Sale price Rs. 5,699.00 Save Rs. 3,100.00Tax included.
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Estimated to be delivered between 01/10/2026 - 12/10/2026
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Description:
Enhance your stargazing experience with this 1.25 inch Barlow lens, designed for standard telescope eyepieces. Its fully coated metal body ensures durability and improved optical performance. A perfect gift for astronomy enthusiasts looking to elevate their viewing experience.
Features:
- Compatible with standard telescope eyepieces for enhanced magnification.
- Metal body construction provides durability and longevity for outdoor use.
- Fully coated optics improve light transmission for clearer images.
- Ideal for astronomy enthusiasts and stargazing adventures.
- A thoughtful gift for those passionate about exploring the night sky.
Additional Info:
- size : 2X, special_feature : Double glued lens set, power_source_type : Manual Operation
- A fire extinguishing spray that works immediately on touch to keep small fires from growing dangerously out of control
- Fire extinguishers require certain steps to be followed for effective results. Once mastered with practice, it becomes easy to operate and helps you stay composed in emergencies.
- Hold the extinguisher firmly with both hands. Your dominant hand should be near the neck, and the nozzle, and the other hand, should be at the base of the extinguisher.
- Spray directly at the base of the flames. If you see it reduced, continue spraying till it exhausts completely. If it doesn?t, contact your local fire emergency services.
- Do not expose it to direct sunlight, and make sure it is not exposed to temperatures above 50 degrees celsius.
