Baader 2" ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp for ES/Bresser/Omegon Hexafocusers with Internal M68x0.75 Threads
Baader 2" ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp for ES/Bresser/Omegon Hexafocusers with Internal M68x0.75 Threads
Baader 2" ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp for ES/Bresser/Omegon Hexafocusers with Internal M68x0.75 Threads
Baader 2" ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp for ES/Bresser/Omegon Hexafocusers with Internal M68x0.75 Threads
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Baader 2" ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp for ES/Bresser/Omegon Hexafocusers with Internal M68x0.75 ThreadsBaader 2" ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp for ES/Bresser/Omegon Hexafocusers with Internal M68x0.75 ThreadsBaader 2" ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp for ES/Bresser/Omegon Hexafocusers with Internal M68x0.75 ThreadsBaader 2" ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp for ES/Bresser/Omegon Hexafocusers with Internal M68x0.75 Threads

Baader 2" ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp for ES/Bresser/Omegon Hexafocusers with Internal M68x0.75 Threads

Baader PlanetariumSKU: CLES-2
Price:
$167.99 CAD
Stock:
In stock Qty: 2
  • Description
Designed to fit Explore Scientific, Bresser, and Omegon hexafocusers with M68x0.75 internal threads, the Baader 2" ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp is a unique eyepiece mounting system that is superior to conventional mountings. Unlike compression ring and set screw holders, the ClickLock system uses three long roller bearings to hold the eyepiece firmly centered in place without marking or marring it, while eliminating the wobble and off-axis tilt. A simple 20° twist locks and unlocks the clamping system for fast eyepiece changes even while wearing gloves. There is no need to fumble with small set screws or for using excessive force and torque to hold the eyepiece in a fixed position.

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