Primaluce Lab PLUS 30mm spacers

Primaluce LabSKU: PLLSPES30

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When we install many instruments (for example telescope with guide scope in parallel) on the mount, it can happen that they are too close together, and that some element touches the others. That's why we created the PLUS 20mm spacers that can be fixed between two mechanical elements (such as a plate and the support rings), keeping the functionality of the PLUS system. In fact they have four holes, with 20mm separation to fix PLUS Vixen dovetail bars and guide rings and 55mm for PLUS Losmandy dovetail bars. The PLUS spacers have holes to fix the other elements always with M6 screws but of greater length (35mm) which are provided in the package (4 screws).

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