Highlights Baader 2" Click-lock S57 clamp with ring-dovetail - for Celestron / Sky-Watcher Newtonian focusers A small rotation by 20° with gentle fingertip pressure to the knurled lever is enough to securely clamp every 2" accessory. Ratchet function – features acoustic and haptic display of the clamp-position. This way you can hear and feel in darkness without looking if the clamp is opened or closed. Compression tension-ring of thick-walled hard bronze, keeps its shape even after many years of use and holds expensive accessories securely - without causing scratches or pressure points on your accessories. Never before has an eyepiece clamp for amateur astronomy been so elaborately crafted. Heaviest tested load: complete C14 with SCL 2" Click-lock clamp and a 2" Click-lock mirror diagonal with Scopos 30mm Extreme eyepiece. Attention: not recommended for imitation! The Baader Click-lock (1¼" / 2") is a precisely fitting, very massive eyepiece clamp without clamping screws (!). Inserted eyepieces, CCD cameras and similar accessories are securely held in place, locked against rotation and won't be scratched in any way! With a small turn of 20°, each eyepiece is firmly clamped. You will never have to handle small locking screws again – instead, just rotate the top of the eyepiece clamp for a few degrees, and the eyepiece will be firmly fixed. This is also no problem with gloves on! Our various Click-lock clamps are made of seven precision-machined components which provide a highly effective retention mechanism that securely holds any 1¼" or 2" eyepiece. The clamp is very expensive to assemble, the price therefore initially may appear high for "nothing more than" a clamping device. But if you think about the comfort, precision and stability, it's well worth the money. You do not have to tighten the Click-lock clamps with brutal force, because the mechanical principle comes from professional mechanical engineering. This is how the tool holder in modern CNC milling centers works. Clever use of leverage multiplies the torque. The inserted object is held on three sides similar to a quick-action chuck and can therefore no longer carry out any tilting movements. Detailed information about the 2" Click-lock system Example of switching a standard 2" clamp to 2" Click-lock We have tested the effectivity and stability of the Click-lock mechanism for many years with the 1¼" Click-lock clamp.The 2" Click-lock system is designed to be much more mechanically solid. Even a 20° turn with light pressure of the rotary lever is enough to hold all 2" accessories absolutely securely and firmly. Ratchet function – indicates the position of the clamp acoustically and haptically. So you can know if the clamp is open or closed in the dark and without looking. Massive tension ring – keeps even the most expensive accessories absolutely safe, without causing scratches and bruises The position of the rotary lever is adjustable for left-hand / right-hand use either by six camera slotted screws or by six Allen screws with a hexagonal wrench (depending on the model) The heaviest tested load to date is a complete C14 with an SCL-clamp and a 2" Click Lock star diagonal with a Scopos 30mm extreme eyepiece. The C14 has been lifted on the eyepiece. We emphasize that this test setup is not is recommended for imitation. The extensive range of Click-lock clamps makes it possible to retrofit the Baader 2" Click-lock clamp on many telescopes With the 2" Click-lock clamp, you can also convert e.g. your 2" Maxbright mirror (or the 2" universal prism) to the Click-lock system, simply unscrew the old 2" clamp and screw on the new 2" Click-lock clamp.
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