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Zeiss M Mounting Frame Petri Dish Holder 471743 for 54 mm Dishes

€294.38excl. VAT

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Product description

Zeiss 471743 holding frame for 54 mm Petri dishes and live-cell imaging on Axio inverted microscopes.

The Zeiss M Mounting Frame 471743 is a microscope specimen holder designed to securely position 54 mm diameter Petri dishes on compatible Zeiss inverted microscope stages. It supports stable observation of standard 35 mm culture dishes with an outer diameter of approximately 54 mm.

The holder is suitable for live-cell imaging, cell culture observation, and microscopy workflows in cell biology, biotechnology, and biomedical research. Petri dishes can be transferred directly from an incubator for convenient examination.

Technical specifications

  • Type: M holding frame
  • Item number: 471743
  • Petri dish diameter: 54 mm
  • Compatible microscope series: Zeiss Axio Observer, Axiovert A1, D1, and Z1
  • Included: 1 × Zeiss M holding frame 471743
  • Condition: Good used condition; fully functional and mechanically sound

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Last updated 19 October 2026