Logitech
The Logitech LG2 Autocollimator is a highly accurate angle measuring device used in the production of parallel specimens. The LG2 achieves a typical setting accuracy of better than 2 arc seconds and has an adjustment range of ±25 minutes of arc with an aperture of 30mm.[1][2]

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The typical setting accuracy is better than 2 arc seconds.[1][2]
Yes, angled specimens can be prepared by placing an angled slip gauge on top of the optical reference standard and resetting the autocollimator using the standard technique, which offsets the polishing plane by the desired angle. Angles of up to ±3 minutes of arc can be generated with this method.[2]
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Last updated Sep 22, 2026.