Cube beamsplitter assembly from Siskiyou provides open access in two orthogonal axes

The CBH-1.0 cube beamsplitter assembly is designed to sit in the infinity space of a conventional microscope.

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The CBH-1.0 cube beamsplitter assembly is designed to sit in the infinity space of a conventional microscope. It provides open access in two orthogonal axes perpendicular to the microscope tube axis, and forms the foundation to which a range of other optomechanical modules can be attached.
Siskiyou
Grants Pass, OR
www.siskiyou.com

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