German Zeiss Trophy Conqueror 8x30 T* telescope

. A trustworthy product and a trustworthy brand require the strength of its creator and more importantly, long-term testing. We make it visible to Zeiss
. Since Mr. Karls, the founder of the company, Starting from the establishment of the first precision machinery and optical instrument workshop in Jena, Germany, through continuous exploration, exploration, innovation and development in recent years, Carlsberg is not only the world leader in optical manufacturing, but its optical products also enjoy a world-class reputation and become a consumer A brand you can trust.
Excellent images mainly depend on the quality of optical materials. For this reason, Carls insists on adopting the highest standards both in material selection and processing. All prisms and lenses use the latest research results and designs to ensure the highest accuracy. For the optical lens, we have precisely configured its components and used Zeiss' patented composite coating
which has reached the top level in terms of optical transmission, color performance, brightness and contrast, thus ensuring that the telescope is Rich, high-definition images can be obtained in the entire field of view.
In the field of optics, many valuable discoveries have been directly used in the design of telescopes. A very typical example is the use of fluorinated glass in models of our new Victory series telescopes. Fluoride ion lenses not only make images clearer, but also greatly improve the color reproduction of images.
Each of our telescopes is waterproof
and dustproof
. It is resistant to high temperatures and severe cold, and can be relied upon even when used in harsh environments. Zeiss telescopes have a long service life.
Product name *Zeiss telescope
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Product classification German Zeiss telescope (binoculars)
Origin original Germany
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Light hole
Low light coefficient
Closest focus meter
Nitrogen-filled and waterproof
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