MELOS 530

Measuring Equipment for Lenses and Optical Systems

The Measurement combination MELOS 530 is the optimum solution for the comfortable and fast determination of effective focal length, radii, wedge angles and surface form deviations.

Alignment systems

Alignment Systems are precision instruments for the alignment of objects on a reference line, which is defined by the line of sight of the system.
A special feature of alignment systems is that the direction of the optical axis is conserved during focussing. This property makes them especially useful for the alignment of bore holes, bearings, optical set-up or for the alignment of guides, axes and planes.

Interferometer VI-vario

The new Interferometer VI-vario represents a cost effective alternative to conventional interferometers

Advantages

• Modular conception allows combination with the objective tubes of our line of autocollimator products
• Test field diameter 10 mm, 16 mm, 28 mm, 50 mm and 100 mm depending on the chosen objective tube
• Usable in vertical, horizontal, or under oblique directions. This makes the instrument extreme versatile for use in customer specific applications

GONIOMAT M

The GONIOMAT M is a semiautomatic goniometer
with electronic image evaluation that is essential for the measuring and testing of angles of optical prisms, polygons and wedges. Furthermore it can be used for the measuring and testing of angle gauges.
The GONIOMAT M is indispensable for testing laboratories, workshops as well as for receiving and final inspection. The GONIOMAT M series is available in two levels of accuracy:

• GONIOMAT M5; class 1.5 arcsec
• GONIOMAT M10; class 2.5 arcsec

Innovation:

Through combination of the newest camera technique, MÖLLER-WEDEL OPTICAL standard components and our innovative software concept, we achieve the following improvements:

• Simple adjustment of the test prism surface to
  the optical axis of the autocollimator
• Automatic clearing of the autocollimation image
  with angle encoder
• The mechanical tilting table is replaced by a
  "virtual” tilting table which is emulated by the
  software