• Use with a regular laser collimator in single beam mode to perform barlowed laser Newtonian primary mirror alignment on closed tube reflectors.
  • The Howie Glatter TuBLUG is inserted into the focusers’ draw tube in which the laser collimator then attaches to the otherside of the TuBLUG
  • Matte-white 45 degree face and anti-reflection coated Barlow lens mounted in a central axial hole.
  • The Howie Glatter TuBLUG is easily visible from primary adjustment position and can be turned 180 degrees to face the front and has a cut-out.

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Howie Glatter 2″ TuBLUG for Newtonian Laser Collimators

SKU: SI-TUBLUG2

$439.00

Call (03) 9042 2293 to check Availability

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    Howie Glatter 2″ TuBLUG for Newtonian Laser Collimators

    SKU: SI-TUBLUG2

    $439.00

    Call (03) 9042 2293 to check Availability

    • Use with a regular laser collimator in single beam mode to perform barlowed laser Newtonian primary mirror alignment on closed tube reflectors.
    • The Howie Glatter TuBLUG is inserted into the focusers’ draw tube in which the laser collimator then attaches to the otherside of the TuBLUG
    • Matte-white 45 degree face and anti-reflection coated Barlow lens mounted in a central axial hole.
    • The Howie Glatter TuBLUG is easily visible from primary adjustment position and can be turned 180 degrees to face the front and has a cut-out.

    Reviews

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      Need Expert Advice?

      Visual Astronomy, Astrophotography, Microscopy and Macro Photography can be a little complicated sometimes as there are a lot of options. If you'd like to check something before you purchase just let us know and we'd be happy to help!

      Enquire now or call us (03) 9042 2293