X-Cel LX 2x Barlow Lens For 1.25 Inch Eyepieces, Amp Up Your Telescope View, Three Element Apochromatic Optics, Fully Multi Coated, Rubber Grip, Brass Compression Ring, Filters Compatible
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2x Barlow Lens for 1.25in Eyepieces with Apochromatic Optics
✔️ Doubles magnification on 1.25in eyepieces; single unit included
✅ 1.25 inch eyepiece compatibility for standard setups
✅ 3-element apochromatic, fully multi-coated optics for bright, sharp images
✅ Rubber grip for secure handling in cold or gloved hands
✅ Brass compression ring secures eyepiece without marring
✅ Barrel threaded to accept standard 1.25 inch filters
✅ Black anodized housing with orange highlights matching LX line
✅ 2-year warranty and US-based support included
✅ Pack: single unit
✔️ Doubles magnification on 1.25in eyepieces; single unit included
The X-Cel LX 2x Barlow Lens doubles the magnification of 1.25 inch eyepieces, expanding your telescope’s reach. Designed for standard 1.25" accessories, it’s a handy upgrade for refractors and reflectors alike.
✅ 2x magnification when inserted between eyepiece and telescope✅ 1.25 inch eyepiece compatibility for standard setups
✅ 3-element apochromatic, fully multi-coated optics for bright, sharp images
✅ Rubber grip for secure handling in cold or gloved hands
✅ Brass compression ring secures eyepiece without marring
✅ Barrel threaded to accept standard 1.25 inch filters
✅ Black anodized housing with orange highlights matching LX line
✅ 2-year warranty and US-based support included
✅ Pack: single unit
💡 What is a 1.25 inch Barlow lens used for in telescope setups?
Handy accessory to boost magnification with existing 1.25 inch eyepieces, keeping your gear simple. - Increases focal length to double magnification for 1.25in eyepieces - Works with standard 1.25 inch eyepieces and 1.25 inch filters via threaded barrel - APO optics and fully multi-coated tech help maintain bright, sharp images - Handy for adding power during planetary and lunar observing sessions ✝️
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