iOptron Pier Top Adapter For Tri-Pier With CEM26, HEM27, GEM28, HAE29

Description

iOptron Tri-Pier Top Adapter for CEM26, HEM27, GEM28, and HAE29 Mounts (#8036-26)

Mount your compact iOptron equatorial to the Tri-Pier for rock-solid performance.

The iOptron Pier Top Adapter (#8036-26) allows you to attach your CEM26, GEM28, HEM27, or HAE29 mount head to the incredibly sturdy iOptron Tri-Pier (#8034) or Tri-Pier 360 (#8037A). This adapter is the perfect solution for users upgrading from a standard field tripod or looking to create a more permanent, vibration-resistant observing or imaging platform.

Whether you’re outfitting a portable rig for dark-sky travel or building a backyard imaging station, this adapter provides a secure, precisely machined interface between your compact mount and iOptrons premier support system.

Key Features:

• Mount Compatibility:
  Specifically designed for:

  • CEM26

  • GEM28

  • HEM27

  • HAE29

• Tri-Pier and Tri-Pier 360 Ready:
  Works with both the standard iOptron Tri-Pier (#8034) and the Tri-Pier 360 (#8037A), delivering observatory-level stability in a portable or semi-permanent format.

• Precision CNC-Machined Aluminum Construction:
  Durable, lightweight, and engineered for a tight, stable fit with no flex or rocking.

• Low-Profile Design:
  Keeps your mount head close to the pier top for a lower center of gravity and improved vibration dampinggreat for astrophotography or high-power observing.

• Black Anodized Finish:
  Resists wear, weather, and corrosion for long-term use in any observing environment.

• Simple Installation:
  Includes all necessary mounting hardware. Drop-in fitno need for custom shims or modifications.

Technical Specifications:

Observing Tip:

If you already own a compact iOptron mount and want to upgrade your stabilityespecially for imagingmounting it on a Tri-Pier using this adapter can make a noticeable difference. The added rigidity reduces vibration and improves guiding accuracy, especially in breezy conditions or on less-than-ideal terrain.