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Leica Hg 50W Fluorescence Burner Lamphouse for Fluorescence Microscopes

UsedLeicaLampsGermany

€654.5excl. VAT

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Lamp Type
Mercury/Xenon (Arc)
Product Type
Illuminators/Lamphouses
Application
Microscopy Illumination
Power
50 W
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Specifications 6

Brands
Leica
New/Used
Used
Lamp Type
Mercury/Xenon (Arc)
Product Type
Illuminators/Lamphouses
Application
Microscopy Illumination
Power
50 W

Product description

50 W mercury lamphouse for reflected-light fluorescence microscopy, immunofluorescence, and FISH applications.

The Leica Hg 50W Fluorescence Burner Lamphouse is a mercury arc illumination source for Leica fluorescence microscopes. Its 50 W mercury vapor lamp provides broad-spectrum excitation and high light intensity for reflected-light fluorescence microscopy.

  • Light source: 50 W mercury vapor lamp (Hg)
  • Application: Reflected-light fluorescence microscopy
  • Compatibility: Leica fluorescence microscopes
  • Typical applications: Immunofluorescence, FISH, general fluorescence observation, and cell imaging
  • Included: Leica Hg 50W Fluorescence Burner Lamphouse
  • Condition: Used, good condition, fully functional
  • Lamp status: Operating hours of the installed lamp are unknown

This Leica microscope lamphouse is suitable for fluorescence analysis in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, biomedical research, and microscopy-based laboratory workflows.

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Last updated 19 October 2026