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Leica DMIL Transmitted-Light Arm Condenser 521230 0.35 S 55 with Halogen Lamp

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Lamp Type
Halogen
Application
Microscopy Illumination
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Brands
Leica
New/Used
Used
Lamp Type
Halogen
Application
Microscopy Illumination

Product description

Leica DMIL transmitted-light microscope condenser with 0.35 S 55 specification and halogen illumination.

Leica DMIL transmitted-light condenser and illumination arm for microscope-based transmitted-light imaging. Part number 521230, with a stated 0.35 S 55 specification and included halogen lamp.

  • Designed for transmitted-light microscopy and specimen illumination.
  • Suitable for routine laboratory microscopy, cell biology, histology, and general research imaging.
  • The integrated condenser and illumination arm support controlled illumination of microscope samples.
  • Listed unit has been tested, is fully functional, and is ready for use.
  • Further technical details were not provided in the source listing.

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Last updated 19 October 2026