Quick Answer: The Infinity 60 Telescope is a 60 mm aperture refracting telescope with a 600 mm focal length on an Altazimuth mount with slow-motion control, for viewing both land and celestial objects.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
60 mm aperture refractor with 600 mm focal length
Yoke-style Altazimuth mount with slow-motion control rod for tracking objects
Pre-assembled full-height aluminium tripod with accessory tray
2x Barlow lens to double magnification
90 degree erect image diagonal
Fully coated glass optics and rack and pinion focuser
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Optical design
60 mm aperture refracting telescope
Focal length
600 mm
Mount
Altazimuth, yoke-style
Barlow lens
2X
Diagonal
90 degree erect image
Focuser
Rack and pinion
Optical coatings
Fully coated glass
Tripod
Pre-assembled full-height aluminium
Assembled dimensions
740 x 740 x 1325 mm
About This Product
Designed with the beginner in mind, this telescope comes with a pre-assembled tripod so set-up takes minutes, and its slow-motion controls allow smooth tracking of distant objects on land and in the sky. A planetarium software DVD (Windows PC only) gives information on more than 10,000 celestial objects, including planets, stars and galaxies, and can print star charts for planning observing sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does the 2x Barlow lens do? It doubles the magnification of the eyepiece in use.
Q2. Can the Infinity 60 Telescope be used for land viewing? Yes. The 60 mm refractor is suited to both land and celestial objects, and a 90 degree erect image diagonal is supplied.
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