M48X0.75 (2" Filter) Female to M42X0.75 T/T2 Male Thread Telescope Adapter
M48X0.75 (2" Filter) Female to M42X0.75 T/T2 Male Thread Telescope Adapter
M48X0.75 (2" Filter) Female to M42X0.75 T/T2 Male Thread Telescope Adapter
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M48X0.75 (2" Filter) Female to M42X0.75 T/T2 Male Thread Telescope AdapterM48X0.75 (2" Filter) Female to M42X0.75 T/T2 Male Thread Telescope AdapterM48X0.75 (2" Filter) Female to M42X0.75 T/T2 Male Thread Telescope Adapter

M48X0.75 (2" Filter) Female to M42X0.75 T/T2 Male Thread Telescope Adapter

StarfieldSKU: M48-M42
Price:
$19.00 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
  • M48*0.75 female thread (for 2" adapter)to M42*0.75 male thread adapter.
  • Converts an M48 male thread to a T2 male thread.
  • M48-M42. All metal construction and anodizing aluminum process, durable for long time use.
  • This is a very high quality anodized aluminum adapter.
  • With it you can convert a male M48 thread to a male T2 thread with minimum possible mechanical length.
  • Female M48x0.75 thread (2" filter thread) Male T2 thread (M42x0.75) Effective optical length: 3.5mm (not counting the T2 male thread) Outside diameter: 2"

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