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Wild Heerbrugg Leica Phototube Camera Adapter 162226 with 0.32x Reduction Lens 370759

€297.5excl. VAT

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Product description

Microscope camera adapter with integrated 0.32x reduction lens for photomicrography and image documentation.

The Wild Heerbrugg Leica Phototube Camera Adapter 162226 with integrated 0.32x reduction lens 370759 provides a stable connection between a compatible microscope and camera. The optical reducer scales the microscope image for camera-based photomicrography, research imaging, documentation, and laboratory training.

  • Product type: Adapter with phototube and reduction optics
  • Model numbers: Phototube 162226; reduction lens 370759
  • Compatibility: Wild Heerbrugg and Leica microscopes
  • Function: Microscope-to-camera connection with 0.32x image reduction
  • Optics: Integrated 0.32x reduction lens
  • Material: Metal construction with precision glass optics
  • Mounting: Attachment to the phototube and camera connection
  • Dimensions: Approximately 8 cm × 6 cm × 5 cm (L × W × H)
  • Weight: Approximately 250 g
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and in very good condition

This microscope camera adapter is suitable for high-resolution image capture in microscopy research, scientific documentation, education, and applications requiring optical image reduction.

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Last updated 19 October 2026