Omegon Alpha Crayford Focuser - Affordable upgrade for sharper images
The Omegon Alpha Crayford 2″ focuser is a simple way to instantly improve the performance of your Newton telescope. You'll focus more smoothly and accurately than with a standard focuser. You'll see that immediately in quieter, sharper images. And all at a friendly price.
Smooth focusing that just works
Thanks to the Crayford design, your eyepiece or camera moves smoothly and without play. You no longer miss the focus point. Even at higher magnifications, operation remains controlled and pleasant. This provides peace of mind while observing.

Adjustable to your preference
You easily adjust the friction. This way you tune the focuser to light eyepieces or slightly heavier accessories. With the locking screw, you lock the focus when everything is perfectly positioned. This keeps your image sharp, even if you don't want to adjust anything else.

Compact, light and practical
With a load capacity of up to 1 kg, this focuser is suitable for visual use and light photography. The focus path of 59 mm gives you plenty of latitude. The included 2″ to 1.25″ adapter with filter thread makes it directly compatible with your existing eyepieces and filters.
What this means to you:
✓ Smoother focusing without frustration
✓ More control at high magnifications
✓ Adjustable resistance for comfortable use
✓ Light and compact, so no unnecessary weight
✓ Ideal as the first upgrade to your Newton telescope
Specifications
Capacity
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Suitable for | Newton telescopes |
| Telescope connection | 78 mm |
| Ocular connection | 2″ / 1,25″ |
| Drawtube travel | 59 mm |
| Free passage | 31.5 mm |
| Reduction | No |
| Carrying capacity | 1 kg |
Equipment
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Motor-powered | No |
| Rotatable | - |
| Ring clamp | Yes |
General
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Weight | 492 g |
| Length | 76 mm |
| Design | Crayford |
| Color | Black |
| Type | Focuser |
| Series | Advanced |





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