D203F750 Telescope Primary Mirror Objective Lens Group Focal Length 750mm
The D203F750 is a spherical primary mirror with a 203mm diameter and 750mm focal length, designed for use in Newtonian and other reflecting telescope systems.

Product Overview
The D203F750 is a spherical primary mirror with a 203mm diameter and 750mm focal length, designed for use in Newtonian and other reflecting telescope systems. It is supplied as a standalone optical component with an aluminum surface and protective foil coating. The mirror weighs approximately 1350 grams and has a secondary mirror holder with dimensions of 109mm (long axis) by 70mm (minor axis) and 9mm thickness.
- Diameter203mm
- Focal length750mm
- Surface typeSpherical
- MaterialAluminum with protective foil
- WeightApproximately 1350g
- Secondary mirror holder - long axis109mm
Key Benefits
- 203mm diameter provides a large light-gathering area for deep-sky and planetary observation
- 750mm focal length delivers a moderate focal ratio suitable for wide-field and detailed imaging
- Spherical surface simplifies manufacturing and alignment for amateur and educational telescope builders
- Aluminum surface with protective foil maintains reflectivity and resists oxidation during storage and handling
- Standard secondary mirror holder dimensions allow compatibility with common Newtonian focuser designs
Application Scenarios
- Assembly of a Newtonian telescope for amateur astronomy or educational outreach
- Replacement of a damaged primary mirror in a 203mm aperture telescope system
- Integration into a custom telescope design for astrophotography or visual observation
- Use in a university or school lab for teaching optical principles in reflecting telescopes
- Component-level upgrade in a telescope system where focal length and aperture must be preserved
Who It Is For
- Amateur astronomers building or maintaining Newtonian reflector telescopes
- Educational institutions teaching optics and telescope mechanics
- Telescope kit suppliers sourcing component mirrors for assembly
- Research labs requiring a standardized primary mirror for prototyping
- Hobbyists upgrading or repairing existing telescope systems
Problems It Solves
- A damaged or degraded primary mirror in a telescope system can be replaced without replacing the entire optical tube
- A builder needing a specific 203mm aperture and 750mm focal length mirror can source a compatible component without custom fabrication
- An educational lab can use a standard mirror to demonstrate spherical aberration and mirror alignment techniques
- A telescope kit manufacturer can integrate a known-specification mirror into a consistent product line
- A user with a non-standard mirror can match a replacement by diameter, focal length, and secondary holder size
Technical Features
- Spherical primary mirror with 203mm diameter and 750mm focal length
- Aluminum surface with protective foil coating to prevent oxidation
- Secondary mirror holder with 109mm (long axis) and 70mm (minor axis) dimensions
- 9mm thickness for structural rigidity and thermal stability
- Weight of approximately 1350 grams for stable mounting in a telescope tube
Specifications
| Diameter | 203mm |
|---|---|
| Focal length | 750mm |
| Surface type | Spherical |
| Material | Aluminum with protective foil |
| Weight | Approximately 1350g |
| Secondary mirror holder - long axis | 109mm |
| Secondary mirror holder - minor axis | 70mm |
| Secondary mirror holder thickness | 9mm |
| Origin | Chinese mainland |
| Type | Primary mirror for reflecting telescope |
Specifications are taken from the AMADA product data for this item. Confirm critical dimensions with us in writing before ordering.
Customization Options
- Mirror surface can be specified for different coatings (e.g., enhanced aluminum) upon request
- Secondary mirror holder dimensions can be adjusted for compatibility with specific focuser designs
- Surface finish can be modified to parabolic for reduced spherical aberration if required
- Mirror can be supplied without protective foil for immediate integration into a custom system
Comparison With Other Options
| Parabolic primary mirror with same 203mm diameter and 750mm focal length | The D203F750 is spherical, which introduces spherical aberration; a parabolic mirror corrects this but requires more precise manufacturing and alignment. |
|---|---|
| 203mm primary mirror with 600mm focal length | The 750mm focal length provides a longer focal ratio, better for planetary and lunar detail, while shorter focal lengths offer wider fields of view. |
| Mirror with no protective foil | The D203F750 includes protective foil to prevent oxidation during storage; a foil-free version would require immediate use or protective handling |
Use Guide
- Handle the mirror only by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the optical surface
- Remove the protective foil only when ready to install the mirror in the telescope tube
- Align the secondary mirror holder with the focuser's central axis using a collimation tool
- Use a soft cloth and lens cleaning solution only if the surface is visibly soiled; avoid direct contact with the aluminum layer
- Store the mirror in a dry, dust-free environment with the protective foil intact
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the surface type of the mirror?
The mirror is spherical, not parabolic.
Does the mirror come with a protective foil?
Yes, the aluminum surface is covered with a protective foil to prevent oxidation and damage during handling and storage.
Can I use this mirror in a Newtonian telescope?
Yes, the 203mm diameter and 750mm focal length are standard for Newtonian reflector designs, and the secondary holder dimensions match common focuser requirements.
What is the weight of the mirror?
The mirror weighs approximately 1350 grams.
Is the mirror compatible with standard secondary mirrors?
Yes, the secondary mirror holder is 109mm long axis and 70mm minor axis, which matches common Newtonian focuser designs.
Can I remove the protective foil before use?
Yes, but only when installing the mirror. Keep the foil on until then to prevent surface damage.
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