Product series:
The German manufacturer euro EMC offers solar observation filters under the name SF 100. The filter material is Baader's much proven AstroSolar film with an optical density of 5 - ideal for safe visual observing.
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SF100 size 7 for 155mm to 189mm AstroSolar
$ 100.00
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SF100 size 6: 129mm to 157mm AstroSolar
$ 85.00
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SF100 Size 5: 103mm to 131mm AstroSolar
$ 73.00
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SF100 size 4: 83mm to 105mm AstroSolar
$ 60.00
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SF100 Size 3: 70mm to 85mm AstroSolar
$ 51.00
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SF100 solar filter, size 1B: 48mm to 61mm AstroSolar
$ 39.90
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SF100 solar filter, Size 2: 57mm to 71mm AstroSolar
$ 43.90
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SF100 Größe 2B: 57mm bis 71mm AstroSolar
$ 43.90
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Solar Filters SF100 Größe 7: 155mm bis 189mm Thousand Oaks
$ 100.00
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Solar Filters SF100 Größe 6: 129mm bis 157mm Thousand Oaks
$ 85.00
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Solar Filters SF100 Größe 5: 103mm bis 131mm Thousand Oaks
$ 73.00
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Solar Filters SF100 Größe 4: 83mm bis 105mm Thousand Oaks
$ 60.00
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Solar Filters SF100 Größe 3: 70mm bis 85mm Thousand Oaks
$ 51.00
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Solar Filters SF100 Größe 2B: 57mm bis 71mm Thousand Oaks
$ 43.90
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Solar Filters SF100 Größe 2: 57mm bis 71mm Thousand Oaks
$ 43.90
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Solar Filters SF100 Größe 1B: 48mm bis 61mm Thousand Oaks
$ 39.90
Here's how it works: The film is framed by two aluminium rings. The frame can then be firmly attached to the front opening of the telescope by means of adjustable pins. In this way, the intense light from the Sun does not even get into the optics.
Which filter fits your telescope? The selection list (PDF) or the table below show you all the available filter sizes. For each size, you can see the outer diameter measurement to which the filter can be attached.
It is not possible to determine the filter size directly from the telescope aperture, since a dew shield is attached to many instruments. So it's best to measure the outside diameter of your telescope yourself.