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Leica DMRBE Coded Nosepiece 7-Position Microscope Objective Turret

€311.27excl. VAT

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Product description

Leica DMRBE 7-position coded nosepiece with M25 thread, compatible with advanced microscopy setups.

The Leica DMRBE Coded Nosepiece is a 7-position turret designed for precise and repeatable objective switching in advanced microscopy systems. This coded nosepiece fits M25 threaded objectives and ensures reliable rotation with tactile click stops for accurate positioning. Supplied with four mounting screws, it is compatible with a range of Leica and other M25 thread microscopes commonly used in cell imaging, biomedical research, and biotechnological applications such as molecular diagnostics and synthetic biology workflows. The coded turret functionality facilitates integration with automated microscopy platforms, providing essential compatibility for live-cell imaging and fluorescence analysis in research environments requiring high reproducibility and efficiency.

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Last updated 19 October 2026