D76F300 Astronomical Telescope Reflector Objective Reflection Primary Mirror
The D76F300 is a spherical primary mirror for Newtonian reflector telescopes, with a 76mm diameter and 300mm focal length.

Product Overview
The D76F300 is a spherical primary mirror for Newtonian reflector telescopes, with a 76mm diameter and 300mm focal length. It is designed for use in amateur and educational astronomy setups, providing a reflective surface with aluminum coating and protective foils. The mirror supports a secondary mirror with a minor axis of 20mm and maintains surface accuracy to 1/6 wave.
- Mirror typeSpherical primary mirror
- Telescope typeNewtonian reflector
- Diameter76mm
- Focal length300mm
- Surface coatingAluminum with protective foils
- Surface accuracy1/6 wave
Key Benefits
- 76mm diameter provides a large light-gathering area for brighter views of deep-sky objects
- 300mm focal length offers a short focal ratio suitable for wide-field astronomy
- Spherical surface simplifies fabrication and alignment for amateur telescope builders
- Aluminum coating with protective foils ensures high reflectivity and long-term surface stability
- 1/6 wave surface accuracy supports sharp image quality at the focal plane
- Compatible with secondary mirrors up to 20mm minor axis for standard Newtonian designs
Application Scenarios
- Building a Newtonian reflector telescope from a kit or custom design
- Replacing a damaged or worn primary mirror in an existing amateur telescope
- Educational projects in astronomy clubs or science classrooms
- Upgrading a telescope's light-gathering capability for better planetary or nebula visibility
- Testing optical performance in a telescope alignment and collimation setup
Who It Is For
- Amateur astronomers building or maintaining Newtonian reflector telescopes
- Educational institutions teaching optics and astronomy fundamentals
- Science and technology clubs running hands-on telescope projects
- DIY telescope builders sourcing component-level optical parts
- Astronomy hobbyists upgrading mirror performance for improved image quality
Problems It Solves
- A damaged or degraded primary mirror prevents clear imaging and requires full replacement
- Lack of a known focal length or diameter makes telescope design and alignment difficult
- Poor surface accuracy leads to blurred or distorted images at the focal plane
- Unprotected aluminum surfaces degrade quickly under humidity and handling
- Mismatched secondary mirror size limits the usable field of view and optical performance
Technical Features
- Spherical primary mirror shape for Newtonian reflector systems
- 76mm diameter for increased light collection and brighter images
- 300mm focal length for a short focal ratio and wide field of view
- Aluminum coating with protective foils for high reflectivity and durability
- Surface accuracy of 1/6 wave for consistent image quality
- Secondary mirror minor axis of 20mm for compatibility with standard Newtonian designs
- No additional optical elements included; intended for integration into a complete telescope assembly
Specifications
| Mirror type | Spherical primary mirror |
|---|---|
| Telescope type | Newtonian reflector |
| Diameter | 76mm |
| Focal length | 300mm |
| Surface coating | Aluminum with protective foils |
| Surface accuracy | 1/6 wave |
| Secondary mirror minor axis | 20mm |
| Shape | Spherical |
| Mounting | Unmounted, for integration into a telescope tube or cell |
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 designs
- No options for different diameters, focal lengths, or coatings beyond the listed specification
- Can be paired with compatible secondary mirrors and focuser assemblies
Comparison With Other Options
| D76F300 with parabolic primary mirror | The D76F300 is spherical; a parabolic mirror reduces spherical aberration but requires more complex fabrication and alignment. |
|---|---|
| D76F300 with uncoated mirror | The D76F300 includes aluminum coating and protective foils; an uncoated mirror would degrade quickly and reduce light transmission. |
| D76F300 with larger diameter mirror | A larger mirror (e.g. 100mm) would gather more light but requires a larger telescope tube and mount; the D76F300 balances size and performance for amateur use. |
Use Guide
- Handle the mirror only by the edges to avoid touching the optical surface
- Store the mirror in a dry, dust-free environment with the protective foil intact
- Remove the foil only when mounting the mirror into the telescope tube
- Align the mirror carefully during telescope assembly to ensure proper collimation
- Clean only if necessary, using a soft brush or compressed air; avoid touching the surface
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the surface accuracy of the D76F300 mirror?
The surface accuracy is 1/6 wave, which supports sharp image quality at the focal plane.
Is the mirror coated with aluminum?
Yes, the mirror has an aluminum coating with a protective foil layer to prevent oxidation.
Can I use this mirror in a Newtonian telescope?
Yes, it is specifically designed for Newtonian reflector telescopes with a 76mm aperture and 300mm focal length.
What is the minor axis of the secondary mirror it supports?
The mirror is designed to work with a secondary mirror having a minor axis of 20mm.
Does the mirror come with a mounting cell?
No, the mirror is unmounted and intended for integration into a telescope tube or mirror cell.
How should I clean the mirror surface?
Use a soft brush or compressed air only. Avoid touching the surface. Do not use solvents or wipes.
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