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Zoom 6000 High Mag Zoom Lenses
Right Angle (RA) Accessories
The RA mount (1-6080) introduces a 90° bend in the optical axis,
shortening the overall length of the system. The resulting image will be
mirrored, thus erect and read backwards from
right to left when viewed with a camera. The
Zoom 6000 system uses the RA adapters
1-60060 (.71X), 1-6118 (1X), 1-61997
(adjustable 1X RA), 1-6120 (2X) and
1-6187 (5X).
Non-Inverting Right Angle
Accessories
The Non-Inverting RA mount (1-60165)
introduces a 90° bend in the optical axis. The
use of a penta prism results in an image that is
erect and reads left to right. The Zoom 6000
system utilizes the NIRA adapters 1-60172
(.67X), 1-60182 (1X Tele), 1-60175 (1X),
1-60185 (2X) and 1-60188 (5X).
Object Side Inverting and
Non-Inverting Right Angle
Attachments
Navitar offers a series of attachments that are fitted to the object side of
our Zoom 6000 body tubes. Parts 1-60869, 1-61217, 1-61595 are NIRA
based viewers for use with the Zoom 6000 series. Part 1-62866 is a right
angle attachment designed with a mirror that can be used with all lens
attachments except 2X (1-60113.)
Adapter Plates
Zoom 6000 Accessories
Adapter Plates
Navitar offers a variety of different microscope converter plates so you
can use your zoom system with Nikon, Olympus, Meiji, and Leica focus
mounts (see diagram at right for part numbers).
Auxiliary Viewing Port
The Auxiliary Viewing Port (1-60370) provides a second output port for an
additional camera or for direct vision using an eyepiece. A 50/50 beam
splitter cube is used for minimal image degradation. This assembly uses
the RA Adapters (1-60060, 1-6118, 1-6120, 1-6187) to provide a parfocal
image. Adapters are required in both vertical and horizontal viewing axis.
Laser Injection Port
Navitar’s Laser Injection Port (1-60380) provides a means of introducing
a laser beam into the Zoom 6000 system. It is normally used between the
end of the zoom lens and an infinity corrected objective so that the objec-
tive condenses the laser beam into a highly concentrated spot. A beamsplit-
ter cube, rather than a plate, is used to minimize aberrations. The port is
also useful for projecting targeting devices onto the object.
