Introducing SVBONY's New 2" Filter Holder for SV226

SVBONY SV226 filter drawers feature an added anti-light leakage design to effectively solve the problem of light leakage during long-exposure imaging. Additionally, it utilize magnets to provide a more secure attachment, making installation and removal easier and more convenient. The filter drawer is equipped with locking screws, and the locking function can be adjusted to eliminate any gaps, providing double insurance for the filter's stability.  

The SV226 filter drawer makes it easy to insert and remove a 2" filter into your optical train between your camera and telescope. It uses a magnetic holder for a precise, secure, and repeatable fit. 

The filter drawer holds a single mounted 2-inch filter with standard M48x0.75 threads. It includes an M42x0.75 external thread on the camera side, a filter drawer enhances the versatility and ease of use of astronomical telescopes by providing a convenient way to utilize various filters without disrupting the telescope's setup.

Here we recommend a best-selling bundle kit of SVBONY SV220 dualband 2inch filter 7nm - SV226 filter drawer combination. 

It's an essential tool for serious astronomers aiming to optimize their observations of the night sky. Moreover, this device is perfect for imagers who want to quickly swap out filters without using large and heavy filter wheels.

Recently, SVBONY has released a 2inch filter holder for their SV226 filter drawer. The new 2" filter holder has M48*0.75 female thread. It can carry 2”mounted filters of SVBONY and other brands, including the narrowband filter, duo-band filter and IR-cut filter, etc. Clients can easily choose the 3-set bundle, 5-set bundle or 10-set bundle. Also the price given is amazing favorable and quality-price ratio competitively.

Upgrade your astronomy equipment with the SVBONY SV226 filter drawer and its versatile 2-inch filter holder. Experience improved imaging results and enjoy the convenience of easy filter swapping for enhanced astronomical exploration.

Happy Astrophotography!