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Leica M420 Apozoom Trinocular Macroscope with MDG 17 Transmitted-Light Base

€2,320.5excl. VAT

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Microscope Type
Stereo/Zoom
Head Type
Trinocular
Illumination
Transmitted
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Specifications 5

Brands
Leica
New/Used
Used
Microscope Type
Stereo/Zoom
Head Type
Trinocular
Illumination
Transmitted

Product description

Trinocular Leica M420 Apozoom macroscope with 1:5 macrozoom optics and MDG 17 transmitted-light base.

The Leica M420 Apozoom is a precision trinocular stereo zoom macroscope designed for high-resolution observation, imaging, and documentation. Its 1:5 macrozoom objective provides a broad magnification range, while the 1.25x plan changer supports enhanced flat-field imaging.

The trinocular tube allows simultaneous visual observation and camera-based image capture, making this microscope suitable for research and inspection workflows in biology, material science, forensic analysis, and industrial quality control.

Technical specifications

  • Model: M420 Apozoom
  • Objective: Wild Macrozoom 1:5
  • Plan changer: 1.25x
  • Eyepieces: 20x/13
  • Tube: Trinocular
  • Base: MDG 17 transmitted-light base
  • Manufacturing origin: Switzerland

Included equipment

  • M420 macroscope with 1.25x plan changer
  • Wild Macrozoom 1:5 objective
  • Trinocular tube
  • 20x/13 eyepieces
  • MDG 17 transmitted-light base

The unit is in good used condition and is described as fully functional. Its transmitted-light configuration is suitable for specimen inspection, biological imaging, forensic microscopy, and material evaluation applications.

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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