This is a special tubing practice involving one aluminum tube fitting perfectly inside another. When developing this, there must be elaborate clearance between aluminum tubes conjoining. This ensures that they have enough space to move as the user adjusts the telescope. There are various locks that allow you to lock the telescope after extension or vice versa.

It’s also key to note that the lock holds much or less depending on the finish. Anodized finish and powder coated finishing are the most common in telescope aluminum tubing. There’s also an optical element of a telescope. The optical dimensions must be well taken care of. The aluminum tubes ensure this is achieved thanks to its precision and strength.

Aluminum tubes are very common in telescope tubing. They come in different shapes including square, rectangular, and the common round shape. As manufacturer, we’re keen to select the right alloy and wall thickness. We understand that the latter quality is hugely affected by the inner and outer diameters. Therefore, we select the right dimensions for a perfect telescope tube.

Profiled and globe tubes are also designed in multiple sizes by the production team. This variety allows tubing telescopes of all sizes and shapes. Let’s consider some of the aluminum profiles you’ll come across.