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    Re: Why do my Beseler enlargers have a spacer between heat absorbing glass and conden

    My two genuine Beseler CB7 heat absorbing glasses are 1/8" thick (AKA Double-Strength). To me, the color looks just slightly greener than plain window/framing glass (3/32"). One is factory installed, the other not. Neither has a mark or dot, of any color, alone the edges. Both are slightly smaller in diameter than the condenser tube -- about 1/16" -- which would allow for expansion -- although it is held in place by four metal tabs that would make expansion difficult. (I'll check into that aspect.)

    When I get around to it, I'll add it to the top of my condenser assembly while maintaining some space between the two heat absorbing glasses -- there is plenty of room in the condenser structure.
    Last edited by xkaes; 12-Nov-2017 at 10:06.

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