D150F750 Parabolic Reflector Spherical Primary Mirror for Astronomical Telescope
The D150F750 is a 150mm diameter parabolic primary mirror with a 750mm focal length, designed for Newtonian reflection astronomical telescopes.

Product Overview
The D150F750 is a 150mm diameter parabolic primary mirror with a 750mm focal length, designed for Newtonian reflection astronomical telescopes. It features a precision ground surface with a peak-to-valley accuracy of 1/6 to 1/8λ and an aluminum coating with a silica protective film, ensuring long-term performance under moisture-proof storage. The 18mm edge thickness provides structural stability for mounting and alignment.
- Diameter150mm
- Focal Length750mm
- Surface ShapeParabolic
- Surface AccuracyPV 1/6-1/8λ
- CoatingAluminum with silica protective film
- Edge Thickness18mm
Key Benefits
- 150mm diameter collects sufficient light for detailed observation of deep-sky objects and planetary surfaces
- 750mm focal length delivers a fast f/5 focal ratio, suitable for wide-field and high-resolution imaging
- Parabolic shape minimizes spherical aberration, improving image sharpness across the field
- Aluminum coating with silica protective film maintains reflectivity and resists oxidation for 8-10 years in dry storage
- 18mm edge thickness supports secure mounting and alignment in telescope tube assemblies
Application Scenarios
- Rebuilding or upgrading a Newtonian telescope with a high-precision primary mirror
- Building a custom astronomical telescope for visual observation of galaxies, nebulae and planets
- Replacing a degraded or low-accuracy mirror in an existing Newtonian system
- Using in a research or educational setup where consistent optical performance is required
- Integrating into a telescope design that requires a fast f/5 system for wide-field imaging
Who It Is For
- Amateur astronomers building or upgrading Newtonian reflector telescopes
- Educational institutions teaching optics and telescope design
- DIY telescope builders sourcing precision optical components
- Astronomy clubs maintaining or enhancing their observing equipment
- Small-scale telescope manufacturers sourcing component-level mirrors
Problems It Solves
- A spherical mirror without parabolic correction causes spherical aberration, blurring the image at the edges
- Unprotected aluminum coatings degrade quickly in humid environments, reducing reflectivity
- Thin mirrors lack structural rigidity, making alignment difficult and prone to deformation
- Low-precision mirrors fail to deliver sharp focus across the full field, limiting observational detail
- Replacing a mirror with no known optical accuracy forces trial-and-error alignment and poor results
Technical Features
- Parabolic surface shape reduces spherical aberration for sharper focus
- Peak-to-valley surface accuracy of 1/6 to 1/8λ ensures high optical quality
- Aluminum coating with silica protective film prevents oxidation and maintains reflectivity
- 18mm edge thickness provides mechanical stability for mounting and handling
- Designed for Newtonian reflection telescope systems with a 150mm aperture
Specifications
| Diameter | 150mm |
|---|---|
| Focal Length | 750mm |
| Surface Shape | Parabolic |
| Surface Accuracy | PV 1/6-1/8λ |
| Coating | Aluminum with silica protective film |
| Edge Thickness | 18mm |
| Storage Life | 8-10 years under moisture-proof conditions |
| Mounting Type | Component-level, for integration into telescope tube |
Specifications are taken from the AMADA product data for this item. Confirm critical dimensions with us in writing before ordering.
Customization Options
- Available as a standalone mirror for integration into custom telescope builds
- Can be mounted on a mirror cell or holder upon request
- Surface accuracy can be specified within the 1/6-1/8λ range
- Coating type can be adjusted to other metals or films if required
- Edge thickness can be modified for specific mounting requirements
Comparison With Other Options
| Spherical primary mirror of same diameter | The parabolic shape of the D150F750 eliminates spherical aberration, providing sharper focus across the field compared to a spherical mirror. |
|---|---|
| Uncoated or unprotected mirror | The aluminum coating with silica film extends usable life and maintains reflectivity in dry storage, unlike unprotected mirrors that degrade quickly. |
| Mirror with thinner edge (e.g. 10mm) | The 18mm edge thickness provides better rigidity and stability during mounting and alignment, reducing deformation risk |
Use Guide
- Store the mirror in a dry, sealed container to preserve the protective film
- Handle the mirror only by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the optical surface
- Clean the surface only with compressed air or a soft brush; avoid contact with solvents
- Mount the mirror in a mirror cell with proper support to prevent stress on the edges
- Align the mirror in the telescope tube using a collimation tool after installation
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the focal ratio of this mirror?
The focal ratio is f/5, calculated from a 150mm diameter and 750mm focal length.
Can I use this mirror in a Newtonian telescope?
Yes. It is specifically designed for Newtonian reflection telescopes with a 150mm aperture.
How long will the coating last?
The aluminum coating with silica film can last 8-10 years under moisture-proof storage conditions.
Is the mirror ready to install?
No. It is a component-level mirror and must be mounted in a mirror cell or holder before use.
Can I clean the mirror surface?
Yes, but only with compressed air or a soft brush. Do not touch the surface or use cleaning fluids.
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