
Ultralight™ TTL Orbit
The Ultralight TTL Orbit loupe is designed to naturally guide you into an ergonomically correct working posture. By utilizing Strainless Optics, they overcome the common issue of limited declination angle typically found in Galilean TTL Orbit loupes. Their simple design, paired with optimally sized telescopes, ensures clear overall visibility, while the magnification area can be freely adjusted within the lower field of vision.
These lightweight, comfortable through-the-lens loupes come with practical features and offer a quick and cost-effective optics upgrade. The adjustable optics can adapt to changes in near vision over time.
With its compact design, this loupe provides an ergonomic working position and clear visibility of all objects in the workspace. Prism optics minimize the need to bend the neck forward when looking into the magnification area


Characteristics
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Lightweight, only 45 grams (complete system)
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Individually customized with no standard angles
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Image-shifting prism lenses as standard
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Made-to-measure focus distance (no steps)
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Easy to clean and disinfect
Features
| Weight only loupes | 8 grams | |
| Weight total | 45 grams | |
| Adjustable focus distance | ja | |
| Individually customized | ja | |
| Compatible with DeLight | ja | |
| Magnification | 2,1x - 3,2x |

Magnification
Our Ultralight™ TTL Orbit has Galilean-type binoculars. The color dispersion of the magnified image is minimized with an achromatic lens system. Coated glass lenses, together with the treatment of the binoculars’ interior surfaces, effectively eliminate reflections. The result is a sharp and bright image with exceptionally lightweight optics.
The field of view and depth of focus for the loupe are determined by the type, size, and magnification of the loupe. Our Ultralight™ TTL Orbit is available in three models to ensure optimal performance under different conditions and for different types of use.

Ensi
Magnification: 2,1x (angular)
Field of view: ~12 cm
Depth of field: ~30 cm

Easy
Magnification: 2,6x (angular)
Field of view: ~10 cm
Depth of field: ~25 cm

Ergo
Magnification: 3,2x (angular)
Field of view: ~8 cm
Depth of field: ~15 cm


