Dobsonian Telescope Builds
Built for amateur and professional astronomers — from backyard stargazers to observatories and science museums, in 22 countries.
Most of our telescopes go to backyard stargazers and passionate visual observers — people who simply love looking up.
- Philippe Cambre · France
- Jean-Pierre Brahic · France
- Rolando Ligustri · Italy
- Indira Gandhi Planetarium · India
- Obstech Observatory · Chile
- Starfront Observatory · USA
- Aalto University · Finland
- Science Museum Bolzano · Italy
- Du Ciel et des Hommes · France
- OVNI Night Vision · France
Made in Italy.
Supported worldwide.
Our clients in 22 countries.
- France
- Italy
- United States
- Chile
- India
- Finland
- Poland
- Taiwan
- Singapore
- United Kingdom
- Germany
- Spain
- Switzerland
- Belgium
- Czechia
- Hungary
- Croatia
- Greece
- Israel
- Qatar
- Namibia
- China
Since 2017, more than 80 DocTelescope builds have been crafted and shipped around the world.
Astrophotographers
Their images, taken with our telescopes.
Planetary, lunar, comet and deep-sky images captured by Doc Telescope customers with their own instruments, in real observing conditions. Not simulations, not marketing renders: what optical quality, mechanical stability and precise movement make possible.
Philippe Cambre
Planetary imaging: Jupiter, Saturn and Mars at high resolution.
Jean-Pierre Brahic
Renowned solar and lunar astrophotographer.
Fabrice Morin
The Moon: crater walls, rilles and the terminator as terrain.
Rolando Ligustri
Comets and deep sky: C/2025 R3, NGC 5907 and distant galaxies.
Institutions
Where the public looks through a Doc Telescope.
Observatories, universities, science museums and planetariums have chosen a Doc Telescope for research, teaching and public outreach — from the Atacama to Texas, from Helsinki to Patna.
Photo: Orbit AnimateIndira Gandhi Planetarium
A telescope for the planetarium’s visitors in Patna — a project of the National Council of Science Museums, Government of India.
Photo: ObstechObstech Observatory
Remote telescope hosting at Observatorio El Sauce, under the Atacama skies.
Photo: Markus Säynevirta, CC BY-SA 4.0Aalto University
Helsinki — one of Europe’s leading technical universities.
Photo: Starfront ObservatoriesStarfront Observatory
Rockwood, Texas — Bortle 1 skies and more than a thousand remote telescopes.
Photo: Mauro Mazzio, CC BY-SA 3.0Science Museum Bolzano
Interactive science and nature museum.
“Even though he is half a world away, I feel like I’m dealing with a manufacturer with integrity who cares about his reputation and his customers’ satisfaction.”Jeffey Lowe · Virginia, USA · 16" structure
“Collimation didn’t shift by even a millimeter — even with a Cat’s Eye!”Jean-Pierre Brahic · France · 450 mm f/4
“This telescope will be set up at the Indira Gandhi Planetarium in the City of Patna for the visitors of the Planetarium.”Orbit Animate — project awarded by the National Council of Science Museums, Ministry of Culture, Government of India
20" f/4 Lasermax III PRO
The PRO series features a triple ring secondary cage
Ravenna | Italy 🇮🇹
24" f/3.3 Lasermax II
The Lasermax II series is no longer in production
20" f/4 Lasermax III
One of the most appreciated telescopes
A powerful, versatile telescope optimized for deep-sky exploration — with wide fields and high contrast.
Equipped with ServoCAT GoTo + Nexus DSC, it delivers smooth, precise tracking with full digital control.
Fitted with a premium Feather Touch 2” focuser, for ultra-fine manual adjustments.
18" f/4 Lasermax II
The Lasermax II series is no longer in production
A compact, transportable deep-sky telescope with premium components and sharp optical performance.
Equipped with ServoCAT GoTo + Nexus DSC, offering full motorized tracking and object selection.
Includes a Feather Touch 2” focuser, red dot finder, and custom anodized spacers for an extra touch of style.
Pisa | Italy 🇮🇹
20" f/4 Lasermax III PRO CARBON
Triple Ring Secondary Cage and Carbon Fiber Body
A high-performance build that pushes our craftsmanship to the limit.
This model features the Lasermax III Pro structure with carbon fiber elements and a triple ring system for unmatched rigidity and portability.
Equipped with GoTo OnStep, Feather Touch 2” focuser, and a red dot finder — ideal for those who want precision, speed, and elegance in a single instrument.
Spoleto | Italy 🇮🇹
34" f/3.3 Lasermax III
A big Telescope for serious observation
India 🇮🇳
18" f/3.3 Lasermax III
One of the most appreciated telescopes
A compact powerhouse for deep-sky exploration, built around the robust Lasermax III structure.
Equipped with GoTo ServoCAT + Nexus, triple trusses, and colored spacers & half-moons for enhanced aesthetics and structural integrity.
Includes a shroud, a 90° 8×50 finder and a Feather Touch 2” focuser for precise control.
Florida 🇺🇸
32" f/3.5 Lasermax III
The bigger, the better
A bold, large-aperture build crafted around our Lasermax III chassis, engineered for serious deep-sky performance.
Outfitted with GoTo ServoCAT + Nexus, triple truss system, colored altitude bearings, and full shroud coverage.
Includes a Primalucelab 2” focuser, a 90° 8×50 finder for comfortable star hopping, and wheelbarrow handles for easier transport.
Taiwan | Taiwan 🇹🇼
Dobson
Lasermax IV
Modular, transportable, fully customizable - the pure Dobsonian experience.
Newtonian
Structure
Engineered to support advanced astrographs with absolute stability.
Your telescope, next on the map.
Configure it online in minutes, or talk to Marco directly.