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Leica 11505297 MBDT Motorized Basic Documentation Tube, 19 CIP

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Product description

Motorized Leica microscope documentation tube for camera integration and digital image capture.

The Leica 11505297 MBDT Motorized Basic Documentation Tube is a motorized microscope documentation module designed for Leica microscopes. It supports camera integration for digital image capture, microscopy documentation, research, teaching, and quality control workflows.

  • Product type: Microscope documentation tube
  • Designation: MBDT (Motorized Basic Documentation Tube)
  • Function: Camera integration for digital image capture and documentation
  • Control: Motorized adjustment
  • Interface: 19 CIP, model-dependent
  • Compatibility: Leica microscopes, model-dependent
  • Dimensions: Approximately 12 × 10 × 9 cm (L × W × H)
  • Weight: Approximately 600 g
  • Condition: New, unused, and originally packaged

This Leica motorized documentation tube is suitable for laboratory microscopy, digital imaging, education, and quality-control applications where repeatable camera positioning and efficient image documentation are required.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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Last updated 6 November 2026