Optical mirror for 7" configuration. This mirror is obtained by the substitution of the oxide of calcium by the lead oxide, and like it is able to melt to lower temperatures, it allows a considerable saving of energy.

Due their purity and transparency, has a bigger refraction power and dispersion, for what is used as glass optic in glasses, telescopes, microscopes, photographic cameras and other instruments. Its use in the field of the image obeys the capacity that has to disperse the light in the whole range of colors, which passes in an uniform way through the lens to be captured without alterations in the final projection.

Their placement is usually in perpendicular angle of 45º to the tft and facing in the triplet obj. Their primordial function is the one of reducing distances among elements facilitating designs reduced in space and giving elegance design.

The mirror has a protective blue film in their optic face.

To following we show some images in 3D where is detailed the different configurations and schemes of their use: