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Leica Wild Heerbrugg MPS Microscope Photo Eyepiece 368051

€178.5excl. VAT

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Leica
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Eyepieces

Product description

Leica/Wild MPS photo eyepiece for projecting microscope images to camera systems.

The Leica Wild Heerbrugg MPS 368051 microscope photo eyepiece is designed for projecting microscope images to a camera system for image capture and documentation. It supports clear, detailed imaging in laboratory research, microscopy education, clinical diagnostics, and general photomicrography.

  • Model: MPS 368051
  • Optical function: Projects the microscope image to a camera system
  • Compatibility: Leica and Wild Heerbrugg microscopes
  • Mounting: Suitable for photo tubes and camera adapters
  • Optics: Leica/Wild optical design for clear, high-contrast images
  • Construction: Compact and robust
  • Dimensions: Approximately 6 cm × 3 cm × 3 cm (L × W × H)
  • Weight: Approximately 120 g
  • Applications: Image documentation, research, education, and diagnostics

This microscope photo eyepiece is tested, fully functional, and described as being in very good condition.

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Last updated 19 October 2026