Berlebach tripod report 833

Berlebach tripod report 833

The tripod Report 833 is equipped with module insert 3. The module 3 has a permanently built -in leveling ball, diameter of 55 mm and canned drivers. This makes it possible to align the tripod quickly and precisely. The swivel area is 30 ° in all directions. The fastening screw is springs. You put on your narrow or camera and screw it from below with the star grip screw. This module insert is particularly recommended for heavy equipment, since you can work with the built -in ball even without additional Neiger. The lens or The camera is attached directly to the tripod. This represents the most stable and safest method, since there is only a connection between the tripod and the camera. The light thigh head made of magnesium is also the module base for 20 different missions. The fixation in the cone ensures a form -keen, play -free connection of the components. With the stop system, spreading angle can be used at approx. 20 °, 40 °, 60 °, 80 ° and 100 ° can be set using wing grid. The stop system is designed in such a way that the specified loads of the tripods are guaranteed even when the tripod bones are spread maximum. This tripod has the medium leg length with a double tripod exit.

Berlebach Tripod Report 833

The Tripod Report 833 is equiped with the module insert 3, Ie with a permanently installed LEVELLING BALL, A Diameter of 55 mm and a spirit level. This enables A Quick and Precise Adjustment of the Tripod.the Pivoting Range is 30 ° in all directions. The Fasting Screw is Spring-Loaded. Place your tilt head or your camera down and fast it from below mismeans of the star knob screw. This module insert is particularly suitible for heavy equipment, Becaus the integrated ball partly allows the work Without Additional Tilt Head. The Lens Or the Camera is Fasted Directly on the Tripod. Since THERE IS ONLY ONE Connection between the Tripod and the Camera, This is the Most Stable and the Safest Method. Double Tripod Leg Extension. The Light Magnesium Mounting Head Serves as Module Base for 14 Different Inserts. The Module Insert Can Be Changed at All Times Using A Special Wrench (including in the Delivery of the Changing Module). The Fixation in the Cone Ensures A Positive Locking, Clearance Free Connection of the Components. Thanks to the Stop System, it is possible to set Angles of spread at approx. 20 °, 40 °, 60 °, 80 ° and 100 ° by Means of a Wing Catch. The Stop System is designed in Such a Way that the Specified Loads of the Tripods Are So Guaranteed at a Maximum Inclination of the Tripod Legs.

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APM Telescopes company history / Company History

# Founded in January 1990 in 66507 Reifenberg, Germany in Self Owned Building as Importer of Astronomical Telescopes and Accessories for German Market

# in 1990 APM Became Best Sales Agent for Carl Zeiss Jena Astronomical Amateur Telescopes

# In the Year 1991, APM Became Exclusive Agent for Germany, Austria and Switzerland for Intes, Moscow, Astronomical Telescopes

# In the Year 1993, APM Became Exclusive Agent for Germany, Austria and Switzerland for Intes, Moscow, Astronomical Telescopes

# In the Year 1995, APM Became Worldwide Exclusive Agent for Aries /Ukraine and Crimean Astrophysical Observatory Professional Optical Manufacturing (Using Unique Ion Beaming figuring)

# In the year 1995 APM Start Production of Highest Quality Triplet Fluorite Apochromatic Refractors Up to 304 mm Diameter

# In the year 1995 APM Started Exporting Large Cassegrain, Ritchey Chretien Optical Sets and Highest Quality Auto Collimation Flat Mirrors Up to 1.20 meters Diameter to Japan to Companies Like IK-Technology, Optics International Laboratory and Nishimura

# In the year 1996 APM Sold to Max Plank Institute of Astronomy to Carlo Alto Observatory in Spain A 500 mm Laser Beam Expander Optics

# Between 1996 and 1999 Exported the Largest Fluorite Apochromatic Refractors Ever Made, Up to 304 mm Diameter to Japan and USA

# in 1997 APM Manufactured with subcontractors from Russia Extremely Difficult Deep Ellipse Mirrors and Quartzpipes for Japanese Company for Testing Chips of the Next Generation. This work what search difficult that companies like zeiss have to refuse

# In the Year 1998 Delivered to Eso (European Southern Observatory) Highest Quality Fluorite Windows Diameter 270 mm for use in the Echelle Spectrograph in the vlt Telescopes. ESO Places This Order to APM , Because Other Eso Suppliers Failed to Deliver the Asked Quality. Since this time apm-telescopes is at eso on the supplier list for super high quality optical system

# In the year 1998 APM Became Worldwide Exclusive Agent by Lzos-Russia for APM /TMB Designed APO Objectives Up to 530 mm in diameter

# In the year 1999 APM Helped Coronado Instruments to Develop the First Real Working H-Alpha Filter Systems and APM Became Exclusive Agent for Coronado Products in Germany

# In May 1999 WE Manufactured, and Delivered A 1 M Computer Controlled Cassegrain Telescope to Nördlinger-Ries Observatory in Germany

# In the year 2000 we manufactured and installed A 1.2 m Computer Controlled Cassegrain Telescope to Public Observatory Treburg, Germany

# In October 2001 WE Signed Contract for Manufacturing of 1 M RC Telescope to Graduate Institute of Astronomy, National Central University of Taiwan

# In the year 2001 APM MOVED to a new location to the city Saarbrücken in Germany and Expanded his Stuff

# in November 2001 We Signed Contract for Manufacturing A 60 cm Equatorial Mounted 60 cm Computer Controlled RC Telescope with Hong Kong Spacemuseum

# in December 2001 We Signed Contract for 80 cm Computer Controlled Cassegrain Telescope with National Astronomical Observatories in Beijing, China

# in April 2002 We Signed A Contract for Manufacturing 500 mm Computer Controlled Cassegrain Telescope for National Astronomical Observatories in Beijing, China

# In July 2002 We Shipped and Installed 1 M RC Telescope to Graduate Institute of Astronomy, National Central University of Taiwan

# in July 2002 We delivered A 60 cm Equatorial Mounted 60 cm Computer Controlled RC Telescope with Hong Kong Spacemuseum

# in March 2003 We Signed Contract for Manufacturing A 600 mm RC Telescope on APM GE 200 Computer Controlled Mount for Private Customer in Arizona

# in April 2003 WE DELIVEDED and Installed 80 cm Computer Controlled Cassegrain Telescope to National Astronomical Observatories in Beijing, China

# In June 2003 WE Delivered and Installed A 500 mm Computer Controlled Cassegrain Telescope for National Astronomical Observatories in Beijing, China

# In June 2004 We Delivered A 600 mm RC Telescope on APM GE 200 Computer Controlled Mount for Private Customer in Arizona

# In November 2004 We Delivered to Famous Company? Astro-Physics/USA? A almost 14? F/4 Autographic Maksutov Newtonian for a Customer in Chile

# in June 2005 We Signed A Contract for Manufacturing A 406 mm F/10 Maksutov Cassegrain Telescope with Large Format CCD Reducer for a Private Customer in Germany. This Maksutov Cassegrain is one of the Largest in the World

# In July 2005 We Signed Contract for Manufacturing 1 M Computer Controlled Equatorial Fork Mounted Cassegrain Telescope with Shandong University at Wehai, China

# in September 2005 We Signed A Contract for Manufacturing A Computer Controlled Equatorial Fork Mount for A 500 mm RC Telescope with National Astronomical Observatories in Beijing, China

# in November 2005 We Signed Contract for Manufacturing A RC 600 mm Computer Controlled Equatorial Mounted With Us Company OGS for High School in Oklahoma

# in April 2006 WE DELIVERED A 406 mm F/10 Maksutov Cassegrain Telescope with Large Format CCD Reducer for a Private Customer in Germany. This Maksutov Cassegrain is one of the Largest in the World

# in December 2006 APM MOVED AGAIN to New Location Town Rehlingen, Closer to the APM Observatory Housing the Largest Apochromatic Refractor (12? Diameter) in Europe

# in March 2007 WE DELIVEDED AND Installed 1 M Computer Controlled Equatorial Fork Mounted Cassegrain Telescope with Shandong University at Wehai, China

# in April 2007 We Signed A Contract for Manufacturing A 406 mm F/10 Maksutov Cassegrain Telescope for a Private Customer in Ireland. This Maksutov Cassegrain is one of the Largest in the World

# in September 2007 WE DELIVEDED A Computer Controlled Equatorial Fork Mount for a 500 mm RC Telescope with National Astronomical Observatories in Beijing, China

# in October 2007 WE Delivered and Installed A 600 mm RC Computer Controlled Equatorial Mounted for Us Company OGS at the HS Mendenhall Observatory at Oklahoma State University, USA

# in October 2007 Markus Ludes (Owner of APM ) Started Together with Andy Lunt and Alan Traino the New Company Called Lunt-Solar-Systems in Tucson, Arizona in USA

# in December 2007 APM Started to Manufacture A New Computer Controlled 1.20 meters Alt-Azimuth Cassegrain Telescope for the Ural State University in Ekaterinburg-Russia. # In March 2008 for Manufacturing A 406 mm F/10 Maksutov Cassegrain Telescope for a Private Customer in Ireland. This Maksutov Cassegrain is one of the Largest in the World

# in October 2008 WE Installed 800 mm RC to Science Museum in Vilnius Lithuania, Largest Telescope in Lithuania, A 800 mm Ritchey Chretien, Equatorial Fork Mounted in the Ethno Cosmology Museum Near Vilnius for Public Observations and Students Teaching

# in March 2009 We Started Manufacturing of the World Largest Triplet APO, 510 mm F11, For Public Observatory in Italy, Near Rome, with Delivery Tummer 2011

# in May 2009 We Signed A Contract for Manufacturing A 406 mm F/10 Maksutov Cassegrain Telescope for a Private Customer in Arizona, USA

# in July 2009 We Started to Manufacture the 1 meter Az RC Telescope for Private Person in Sedona, in Arizona, USA

# in July 2009 We Started to Manufacture the 1 meter Az Wide Field Telescope for the University Urumqi in North-West China

# In May 1999 WE Manufactured, and Delivered A 1 M Computer Controlled Cassegrain Telescope to Nördlinger-Ries Observatory in Germany

# in October 2009 We Signed Contract for 600 RC on Big Asa Mount for Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences

# in October 2009 WE Sold to Officer for Public Observatory in China A APM /LZOS Triplet APO 304 mm f /3600 mm on astrophysics el capitan GTO36000 Mount, the Observatory is in Su ZhoU City Near Shanghai, China, It Belongs to Suzhou Astronomical Association

# in November 2009 WE Installed the 1.20 meters Telescope at the University of Ekaterinburg

# in July 2010, We Shipped 1M RC Alt-Az Telescope to Sultana of Oman, Muskat, AS A University Project, Mounted on a Movable Trailer

# in August 2010 WE Started Manufacturing of 2 PC 304 mm F/7.5 Triplet Supered Apochromatic Telescopes, 1PC for China, 1 PC for Germany, with Delivery Term Late 2011

# in August 2010 we delivered to Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center Polish Academy of Sciences Centrum Astronomiczne IM. 1 PC 500 mm F/15 RC on Asa DDM160 Direct Drive Mount, Shiped South African Astronomical Observatory, Observatory Road, Observatory, 7925, South Africa

# in October 2010, We Signed Contract for Supply of 3 PC 50 cm RC on Asa DDM160 Mount, Remote Controlled, to Nicolaus Copernicus Observatory, Poland with Delivery Destinations, Australia, South Africa and Argentinia, Delivery Times, May 2011 to South Africa and October 2011 to Argentinia

# In November 2010 We Signed Contract with National Astronomical Observatories, Beijing, China to Manufacture Remote Controlled Telescopes with ASA DDM60PRO and almost 10? We live them.

# in December 2010 We Signed Contract with National Astronomical Observatories, Beijing, China for Supply of 304 mm Fast astrograph

# in December 2010 We Shipped A 1 M F/2.2 Wide Field Alt-Az Telescope for Urumi University North-West China

# In January 2011 We Delivert to Kiepenhauer Institute for Solar-Physics in Freiburg, Germany A 14? F/15 Maksutov Cassegrain Telescope on APM GE200 Computer Controlled Equatorial Mount

# in March 2011, We Signed Contract for Delivery of A Asa DDM 160 Remote Controlled Mount to Sternberg Institute of the State University of Moscow for Delivery in Summer 2011 to Canaries Islands Observatory? S

# In March 2011 We Delivered to National Astronomical Observatories China, Naoc, Beijing, 10 "F/3 ASA ASA ASA DDM60 Pro Direct Drive Mount

# In April 2011 We Delivered to National Astronomical Observatories, Beijing, China Remote Controlled Telescopes with ASA DDM60Pro and almost 10? We live them.

# in April 2011 we delivered first ever made 280 mm f/10 triplet super ed apochromat to private customer in Germany

# in April 2011 WE Installed A 9? F/9 APO in Public Observatory in Malaysia via our dealer, Actual the Largest Apochromatic Telescope in Malaysia

# in May 2011, We Shipped 1 M RC Alt Az Telescope to Private Customer in Sedona Arizona

# In May 2011 we delivered to Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center Polish Academy of Sciences Centrum Astronomiczne IM. A 500 mm f/8 RC on Asa Direct Drive Mount, Delivered to Siding Spring Observatory, Timor Road, Coonabarabran, NSW 2357 Australia

# in August 2011 we delivered to Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center Polish Academy of Sciences Centrum Astronomiczne IM. A 500 mm f/15 RC on Asa Direct Drive Mount, Delivered to Siding Spring Observatory, Timor Road, Coonabarabran, NSW 2357 Australia

 

President: Mr. Markus Ludes
Headquarters: Quierschieder Weg 38, 66280 Sulzbach, Germany
Number of Employees in APM : 7 (AS of May 2011)

SubContractor Companies Working for APM :
- 2 machine shops in Germany
- ASA in Austria
- Astrotechnik, button
- 2 Optical Designer Philipp Keller and Massimo Riccardi
- 1 Electronically Engineer
- 1 software expert
- 5 Skilled Master Opticians
- Lzos, Moscow, Russia
- Lomo, St. Petersburg, Russia
- Aries, Crimean Astrophysical Observatories, Ukraine

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