The Vorion Scientific Side-by-Side Losmandy Saddle – 100 mm is engineered for astronomers requiring extended saddle contact length and independent dual-point clamping for their optical instruments.
Equipped with two 100 mm Losmandy-style saddles, each featuring two clamping knobs, the assembly offers a versatile platform for dual-telescope astrophotography and observatory configurations.
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The Vorion Scientific Side-by-Side Losmandy Saddle – 100 mm is designed for astronomical configurations requiring a longer saddle engagement surface than the compact 60 mm variant.
Its dual-saddle architecture allows two compatible optical instruments to be positioned side by side on a common connecting plate, enabling a range of astrophotography and scientific observation configurations.
Each 100 mm saddle incorporates two independently operated clamping knobs, providing two clamping positions along the dovetail engagement length.
The assembly utilizes a 356 mm precision-machined connecting plate with a versatile mounting-hole and slot arrangement, supporting integration into compatible astronomical mounting systems.
Whether configuring a dedicated dual-refractor imaging platform or combining a primary telescope with a secondary optical instrument, this variant provides an extended mounting interface for your astronomical equipment.
Two 100 mm Losmandy-Style Saddles: Extended dovetail engagement length compared with the 60 mm variant.
Dual-Knob Clamping: Two clamping knobs on each saddle provide two clamping positions.
Side-by-Side Optical Configuration: Enables two compatible optical assemblies to be installed on a common mounting platform.
Precision-Machined Components: Designed for accurate fit and repeatable mechanical assembly.
Versatile Mounting Plate: Multiple mounting positions for compatible telescope mounting arrangements.
Black Finish: Professional appearance for advanced astronomical systems.
Indian Manufacturing: Developed by Vorion Scientific Private Limited.
Designed for dual-telescope astrophotography, main telescope and guide telescope combinations, educational and research observatories, and custom multi-instrument astronomical systems.
