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Schott KL Series Triple Gooseneck Fiber Optic Light Guide 154.302

UsedSchottLightingUnited States

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Product description

Triple 4.5 mm diameter gooseneck light guide with flexible semi-rigid tubing for precise lab illumination.

The Schott KL Series Triple Gooseneck Light Guide 154.302 features three fiber optic branches each with a 4.5 mm diameter and a 600 mm length, designed for laboratory illumination applications requiring precise light placement.

  • Flexible semi-rigid gooseneck tubing coated with black lacquer allows adjustable positioning and stable light orientation.
  • The triple gooseneck branches are arranged in opposite directions to deliver near shadow-free illumination, essential in microscopy, biotechnology research, and clinical diagnostics.
  • This light guide facilitates fine control of light delivery, making it critical in fields such as molecular diagnostics, cell imaging, and synthetic biology workflows where consistent illumination enhances imaging accuracy.
  • The durable construction ensures ease of re-adjustment and stable setup in complex bioprocessing instruments or fluorescence analysis systems.

Widely adopted in biomedical engineering and live-cell imaging environments, the Schott KL Series light guide supports advanced experimental setups requiring high-quality and adaptable laboratory illumination solutions.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 19 October 2026