ANTLIA 2" FILTER SLIDER

Antlia FiltersSKU: ANT-B-2INCH

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The 2" mounted filter slider is compatible with the Antlia Filter Drawer system. Two strong magnets provide a secure fit and easy installation.

Three filter adapters are available to allow you to use smaller sized filters with the 2" holder:

  • #AN-B-4836 - adapter for 36mm unmounted filter onto 2” filter drawer.
  • #AN-B-4831 - adapter for 31mm unmounted filter onto 2” filter drawer.
  • #AN-B-48125 - adapter for 1.25" mounted filter onto 2” filter drawer.

The Antlia filter drawer system is composed of three parts - the main body base with an optical length of 20mm, plus telescope adapter and camera adapter, which are connected to the main body with four grub screws each.

All parts of the Antlia filter drawer system are made of aircraft aluminum and are CNC-machined and anodized.

Note: each component of the Antlia Filter Drawer System is sold separately.

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