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Orion tube ring set (two pcs.) - for 116 mm tube diameter

Name: Orion tube ring set (two pcs.) - for 116 mm tube diameter
Brand: Orion
SKU: ORCR116
Price: 59.9 EUR

Solid flip-open aluminium tube rings with flat upper and lower surface

Suitable for telescope tubes from 114 through 118 mm O.D.

With M6 tread bore at the base

With 1/4" thread bore at the upper side. One ring additionally has a photo thread with counter ring for piggyback camera mount.

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Manufacturer: Orion

Product number: ORCR116

EUR 59,90

incl. 19 % VAT (DE)

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Orion tube ring set (two pcs.) - for 116 mm tube diameter

Solid flip-open aluminium tube rings with flat upper and lower surface

Suitable for telescope tubes from 114 through 118 mm O.D.

With M6 tread bore at the base

With 1/4" thread bore at the upper side. One ring additionally has a photo thread with counter ring for piggyback camera mount.

The image looks only similar to the actual item.

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Orion metal tube rings with 116 mm inner diameter

These solid aluminium tube rings fix telescopes tubes from 114-118 mm securely to a dovetail bar. They are easily to open. A felt liner at the inner side prevents scratches.

Lower side with M6 thread bore for dovetail bars. Upper side with 1/4" photo thread bore.

Piggyback camera holder for wide field astro photography:

One tube rings has a 1/4" photo screw with counter ring for camera attachment. Here, you can mount a camera with standard lens parallel to the telescope.