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ClickLock 2" clamp for your telescope

This entry was posted on August 19, 2016 by Team Baader Planetarium

Last modified on February 27, 2024.

Dear Stargazer,

Thank you for your interest in our Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps (from T-2 to 4,1") (various versions available) . We are very pleased that you consider this clamp connection to be a worthwhile purchase for your telescope.

We may not yet offer ClickLock clamps for your telescope system. However, we will try to produce more adapters in the future - but we always need the following information below.

Thank you if you fill in the form below and send it to us. This will make it much easier for us to decide on the most popular adapter solutions. Unfortunately, we cannot yet make any concrete commitments regarding availability, but you can be sure that we would like to use our clamping device on as many telescopes as possible.

Name
First name Last name
E-Mail*
Thread of your telescope*
Is the thread on the telescope (or on your focusing tube) a male or female thread?
Thread diameter to which the Clicklock clamp should fit*

Thread diameter measured in millimeters, see figure at the right.
Thread reference

Assumed reference - e.g. M68 for Zeiss - for connection to your telescope (what name does the manufacturer state?)
Thread pitch*

For the determination of the pitch see figure to the right
This is one of the most important information - alternatively it would be possible to indicate standard parts from other third party suppliers that fit your existing thread well. This allows us to determine which additional adapter rings may be required if we do not manufacture a suitable ClickLock clamp.
Telescope name*

Manufacturer and product name of your telescope or focuser.
File upload
Drop files here or

Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, tif, Max. file size: 3 MB.
If possible, please include pictures showing exactly the respective measuring process. Please also send PDFs or links of your telescope's instruction manual where this thread is described and the accessory connection is explained.
Thread-Norm
In your opinion, is it a metric or an English or US thread (UNF or UNC standard)?
Additional comments

Again, thanks for your interest.

Baader Planetarium Design-Team

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