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Spectacles and head-borne magnifiers

Donegan Optical Company Inc
PO Box 14308, Lenexa, Kansas 66285-4308, USA.
Tel: +1 913 492 2500
Fax: +1 913 492 2503
Email: info@doneganoptical.com
Web: www.doneganoptical.com

AccurSITE
A magnifier which utilizes a dual acrylic lens system, worn on the head to leave both hands free. Gives a three dimensional view. The lenses are prismatic so that the eyes focus on the object being viewed at the proper distance for magnification being used, thereby relieving eyestrain. Can be worn over prescription eyeglasses or safety glasses. Lightweight lenses can be worn with comfort for long periods of time. Comfortable padded headband is adjustable to fit any person quickly and easily. Tilts out of the path of normal vision when not in use. Available in a variety of magnifier powers and focal lengths for various uses.

Product Ref	Focal Length	Magnification
AL-3	355mm	1.75x
AL-4	254mm	2x
AL-5	203mm	2.5x
AL-7	152mm	2.75x

Last updated: 01/03/2007

Clip-On Binocular Magnifier
Clips onto most eyeglass frames or can be used with binocular frame. Pivots up when magnification is not needed.

Product Ref	Focal Length	Magnification
CO-3	355mm	1.75x
CO-4	254mm	2x
CO-5	203mm	2.5x
CO-7	152mm	2.75x

Last updated: 02/03/2007

OptiSight
OptiSIGHT magnifying visor provides hands-free magnification for more accurate and efficient viewing. The visor tilts up for normal viewing, or down for for magnification. OptiSIGHT brings work closer into focus, reducing eye strain and fatigue. Available in assorted colors. Special Features Precision optical grade acrylic prismatic lens. Included are three different interchangeable lens plates that are simple to change. 3x, 4x, and 5x magnification. Also available as 7x magnification. Visor can be worn over prescription or safety glasses. Visor design shields out unwanted glare. High strength plastic will not break.
Last updated: 01/03/2007

OptiVisor
OptiVISOR is a precision binocular headband magnifier which permits unrestricted efficiency while reducing eye strain, leaves both hands free, and allows three dimensional vision. Used by anyone whose profession or craft requires close accurate work. Can be worn over prescription or safety eyeglasses. Optivisor is equipped with these unique features: Optical glass prismatic lenses - Ground and polished to precision optical standards - bevel edged and mounted in interchangeable plastic frame. It tilts - adjustable pivots allow the visor to be tilted out of the way when not needed and at your fingertips when you need magnification. Adjustable headband - Conforms to fit all head sizes - fabricated from a special blend lightweight material - comfortable when worn for long periods of time. High impact visor - provides a tough, durable, always new appearance. Genuine leather comfort band- padded with orthopedic felt adds to comfort.
Last updated: 01/03/2007

OptiVisor LX
The OptiVISOR LX is perfect for anyone whose profession or craft requires close accurate work with both hands free. Lightweight lenses and tough materials are designed to last a lifetime. Optical prismatic lenses from precision ground and highly polished molds. Adjustable side pivots allow the visor to tilt at your fingertips. Dial adjustment headband conforms to comfortably fit all head sizes. Genuine leather padded comfort band with orthopedic felt for extra comfort.

Product Ref	Focal Length	Magnification
LX-3	355mm	1.75x
LX-4	254mm	2x
LX-5	203mm	2.5x
LX-7	152mm	2.75x

Last updated: 01/03/2007

VisorLight
VisorLIGHT is a unique lightweight battery powered light, that illuminates magnified viewing area. It easily clips onto the visor of most headband binocular magnifiers. The light adjusts up or down to ensure that maximum light is on the work area. 4 to 5 hours battery life. Two models are available to allow complete mounting: LT-42 with a 42" long cord so the battery pack can be worn on a belt or placed in a pocket and LT-06 with a 10" cord for mounting on a headband. Operates on two AA batteries (not included).
Last updated: 01/03/2007

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