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Total Solar Eclipse, Eclipse Shades™, Eclipse
Shade Plus™, Sun Spotters™, Solar Viewing Glasses, Sun Spots, Lunettes, Safe
Solar Viewers, Solar Viewers, Solar Filters, Safe Solar Viewing, Eclipse Safety,
African Eclipse, Eclipse 2001, Lunar Eclipse, Christmas Eclipse, H-Alpha, Solar
Flares, Solar Prominence, Black Polymer, Aluminized Polyester
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Uranie |
Tycho Brahe
Planetarium |
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Lynx
Optique |
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Consult |
Shell |
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- Kurier |
Africa
Eclipse 2001 |
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Held Solar Viewer |
Voodoo
Eclipse Party Hand Held Viewer |
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Protect Your Eyes From Harmful
Solar Radiation!!
Eclipse Shades™ provide the
ultimate in protection for safe solar viewing. Double aluminized,
optical density 5, aluminized polyester lenses filter out 100% of
ultra-violet radiation, 100% of infra-red radiation and 99.999% of
intense visible light, giving the viewer a cool clear Blue image of
the Sun.
Eclipse Shades Plus™
are made of the highest quality black plastic polymer
material with the integral filter medium distributed throughout the
lens. These premium solar filters are scratch resistant, safe and
create a sharper Orange colored image of the Sun.
Polymer Plus™
the best of both worlds. We've combined the reflective
quality of our aluminized polyester with the optical clarity of our
black polymer giving you the ultimate in safe solar viewing...Orange
image.
Custom printed Eclipse
Shades™ are a great way to advertise and promote any
business, planetarium, museum, school or astronomy club. Local
charities, youth groups and service organizations can raise big $$$
through the sales of our Eclipse Shades™ - Safe Solar
Viewers.
Solar Viewers™ are
for the solar viewing connoisseur. Lenses of #14 Welders Glass and
Optical Coated Glass mounted in sturdy corrugated frames. Our
welders glass transmits a pleasing green image, while the optical
glass filters transmit a truer light orange image of the
sun.
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