GS-AXP104 7X50 Porro Binocular BK-7 Glasses
GS-AXP104 7X50 Porro Binocular BK-7 Glasses
SKU:GS-AXP104
How to place an order
How to place an order
- Contact Us: Reach out to us via email at info@gushinoptics.com or WhatsApp at +1 832 398 2934.
- Proforma Invoice: We will issue a Proforma Invoice detailing your order, including pricing and payment instructions.
- Confirm Payment: Confirm your payment as per the Proforma Invoice.
- Production: Once payment is confirmed, we will proceed with the production of your order.
- Shipping: Your order will be shipped according to the agreed-upon lead times and shipping method.
- Contact Us: If you have any questions or need assistance at any stage of the ordering process, our customer service team is available to help.
What is OEM and ODM process?
What is OEM and ODM process?
1. Ascertain Specifications
The first step in the process is to determine the exact specifications required for the product. This could include dimensions, materials, features, and any other relevant information.
2. Determine OEM/ODM Model
Once the specifications are determined, the manufacturer will assess if they have an existing OEM/ODM basic model that can be used. If not, they will proceed with designing a new product from scratch.
3. Optical Design
If the product requires optical components, such as a camera or lens, the manufacturer will design and submit optical performance values for approval.
4. Verify Optical Performance Approval
Once the optical design is complete, the manufacturer will verify the optical performance approval with the client.
5. Mechanism Design
After the optical design is approved, the manufacturer will move on to designing the exterior of the product. They will submit exterior drawings for approval by the client.
6. Verify Exterior Drawings Approval
Once the exterior drawings are approved, the manufacturer will verify the exterior drawings approval with the client.
7. Calculate Estimate and Prepare Sample
With the specifications and designs approved, the manufacturer will calculate an estimate for the project, including the cost of materials, labor, and any other necessary expenses. They will then prepare a sample estimate to present to the client.
8. Fabricate Sample
If the client approves the estimate, the manufacturer will proceed to fabricate a sample of the product for the client to review.
9. Shift to Quantity Production
Once the sample is approved, the manufacturer will shift to quantity production, manufacturing the agreed-upon number of products for the client.
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Can we negotiate the price?
Can we negotiate the price?
Thank you for considering Gushin Optics. While we typically maintain our pricing, we are open to discussing it, especially based on the quantity of your order. Our margin is generally 13%, and we strive to offer competitive pricing while maintaining the quality of our products. Your satisfaction is important to us, so please feel free to discuss your requirements, and we will do our best to find a suitable solution for you.
What is your price term on Website?
What is your price term on Website?
The price term on our website is FOB (Free on Board). This means the price includes all costs up to loading the goods onto the vessel at the specified port. For buyers, FOB offers transparent pricing, control over shipping, potential cost savings, flexibility in shipping arrangements, and reduced risk exposure.
Introduction: Superior clarity and durability are ensured by the use of entire optical glasses in the construction of our reasonably priced 7X50 Porro Binocular. Because we don't use resin in our construction, we can provide outstanding performance at an unbelievable cost.
Glass Lenses vs. Resin Lenses:
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Clarity: Images with glass lenses are brighter and more clear than those with resin lenses due to their higher optical performance.
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Durability: Glass lenses are perfect for rough outdoor use since they are more resilient and scratch-resistant than resin lenses.
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Weight: Even though glass lenses weigh more than resin lenses, the better optical performance frequently outweighs the trade-off.
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Cost: The price of the binocular as a whole may increase since glass lenses are more costly to make than resin ones.
Description: With a sturdy build and premium optical parts, this binocular produces clear, detailed images. A crisp and bright vision is provided by the 50mm objective lens diameter and 7X magnification, making it perfect for a range of outdoor activities. The binocular's easy-grip surface and compact shape contribute to its user-friendliness and comfort.
- Magnification: 7X
- Eyepiece Diameter: 28mm
- Objective Lens Diameter: 50mm
- The angle of View: 6.8°
- Field of View: 119M/1000M
- Eye Relief: 13mm
- Exit Pupil Diameter: 7.14mm
- Close Focus: 5m
- Prism: BK-7
- Waterproof: No
- Product Color: Black
- Product Size: 195mm x 52mm x 180mm
- Unit Weight: 721g
- Accessories Weight (cloth bag/strap/box): 226g
- Color Box Size: 215mm x 80mm x 200mm
- Volume per Carton: 20pcs
- Carton Size: 44cm x 43cm x 44cm
- Gross Weight/Net Weight per Carton: 20kgs/19kgs
OEM Services: For unique branding and packaging that satisfies your demands, we provide OEM services. For the purpose of creating a distinctive product for your brand, we can meet your objectives, whether they involve customized branding or specialized packaging solutions.
Enjoy better vision with our reasonably priced 7X50 Porro Binoculars. Made without resin to save costs, these binoculars offer exceptional performance and longevity.