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Olympus PM-10 AK Microphotography Exposure Control Unit PM-CBK-G

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Product description

Automatic and manual exposure control module for Olympus PM-10 photomicrography systems.

The Olympus PM-10 AK Exposure Control Unit (PM-CBK-G) is a microphotography exposure controller designed for use with Olympus PM-10 photomicrography systems. It provides precise automatic and manual exposure control for microscope photography, supporting consistent image capture for research, teaching, documentation, and diagnostic workflows.

  • Product type: Microphotography exposure control unit
  • Model: PM-10 AK (PM-CBK-G)
  • Function: Automatic and manual exposure control
  • Compatibility: Olympus PM-10 photomicrography systems
  • Operation: Front-panel control
  • Applications: Research microscopy, laboratory teaching, photomicrography documentation, and diagnostics
  • Dimensions: Approximately 15 × 12 × 6 cm (L × W × H)
  • Weight: Approximately 800 g
  • Condition: Very good condition; tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This Olympus exposure control module is suited to laboratory imaging environments requiring repeatable exposure settings and reliable microscope documentation.

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Last updated 19 October 2026