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Leica Fluorescence Filter Cube TK455 513612

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Product description

Leica TK455 fluorescence filter cube for transmitted-light microscopy; tested and ready for use.

The Leica TK455 513612 fluorescence filter cube is a microscope optical accessory designed for transmitted-light fluorescence microscopy. It is identified as a TL fluorescence filter cube and is suitable for laboratory imaging workflows where selective fluorescence filtering is required.

  • Manufacturer: Leica
  • Model/part number: TK455 513612
  • Component type: Fluorescence filter cube
  • Application: Transmitted-light microscopy and fluorescence imaging
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This Leica microscope filter cube may support fluorescence analysis in biomedical research, cell imaging, biotechnology, and related laboratory microscopy applications. Further technical details were not provided in the listing.

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Last updated 1 November 2026